FOR THE RECORD

Come kickoff the 250th year ofAmerica with St. James Church in La Grange with the Voice of Freedom, a one-hour play with music and dialogue from our revolutionary days featuring an instrumental ensemble with violins, trumpet, cello, flute, piano; and a community choir and readers of the words of our forefathers on Friday, June 26, 7 p.m. and Saturday, June 27, 3 p.m. Admission is free (donations appreciated). St. James Church is located across from H-E-B in La Grange. Visit stjameslagrange.org.
FOR THE RECORD

Growth in Sales Tax Slows Across Region

Halfway through 2026, the financial prospects of Texas cities and counties isn’t looking too good. For the most part, local sales tax revenue has barely wiggled the first half of the year from the same time period a year ago.

La Grange Officers Answer Wide Range of Calls

La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of June 7-14 Animal Complaint On June 8, Animal Control Officer Leslie Yezakl responded to the 200 block of Lee for dog vs. livestock follow-up.
La Grange Officers Answer Wide Range of Calls

Science & Creativity Collide in July

Arts for Rural Texas, in partnership with the Round Top Family Library, the Navasota Center, and the Randolph Recreation Center, presents Animals Rock, a special performance featuring Lucas Miller, the Singing Zoologist.
Lucas Miller, the Singing Zoologist.

Record Visits Berlin, Germany

Local residents from Fayette and Colorado Counties and Harris County (with ties to Fayette County) recently visited Berlin, Germany, while at one of the ports on a Scandinavian/Baltic Sea cruise from England.
Pictured in front of the Brandenburg Gate from left is: Donnie and Shirley Machicek; Connie (Sokol) Berger; Jean Schimcek; Ronnie, Margaret and Thomas Sokol; and Marilyn Hinze.
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