It broke his heart The day he found, He must be now, All grow’d up. Day by day he waited, So o k just maybe, ‘Cause all Mamas busy, This special time of year.

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June 9 this year will mark the third anniversary of the deadly Hostyn Church explosion. Just before the 9 a.m.

Municipal and school board elections took place on Saturday, May 3. The results listed below are unofficial until the governing bodies canvass the voting totals.

Friday storms dumped more than seven inches of rain in parts of Fayette County with La Grange getting about four inches. The storm also knocked out power to lots of folks.

Hollywood has come to Fayette County. The old red schoolhouse at Fayetteville ISD was abuzz with activity Thursday as dozens of local students – many cast as extras and others pressed into service to help the camera crew – got out of class to help with the filming of a new movie “The Sound of Willow.” “My name’s going to be in the credits,” one boy proudly told a classmate.

Fayetteville will be the first Fayette County high school to hold graduation ceremonies this year as their Class of 2025 will get their diplomas this Friday, May 9, at 7 p.m. in a ceremony at the school.

The Sacred Heart Altar Society members met on Monday April 7, in the Msgr. Harry Mazurkiewicz Parish Center. The meeting was opened with a prayer followed by the standard financial reports. There was no correspondence to be read to members at this meeting. Sixteen ladies attended the meeting.

Representatives from the La Grange community joined AMEN Food Pantry’s movement to transition from using harmful single use plastic bags to more sustainable reusable bags for clients’ food selections. This change significantly reduces landfill waste, reduces pollution, and is an assurance of keeping Fayette County an environmentally friendly place for local citizens to call home.