Get ready for a summer full of learning, exploration, and adventure at the first-ever Dale Kirn Summer STEM Series, featuring the incredible Science Heroes and the Lone Star Flight Museum. This summer, kids and teens of all ages will have the chance to dive into the fascinating world of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) at the Old Stanzel Factory Building in Schulenburg.

The Fayetteville Lions Club is having a huge garage sale to raise money for scholarships. This annual event will take place from 7 a.m.-noon, Saturday, March 22 in the old firehouse on the historic courthouse square in Fayetteville. There will also be a preview party from 4-6 p.m., Friday, March 10. Admission to the party is $20 per person and includes margaritas.

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As March bids farewell, we hope to say goodbye to the gusty winds that have swept through our Schulenburg, Weimar, and Flatonia communities. For those passionate about gardening, this season brings a flurry of activity as vegetable gardens come to life, with plants and seeds planted and herbs and perennials trimmed to prepare for new growth.

Fayette County Pct. 2 Commissioner Luke Sternadel plans to retire at the end of April.

Towns in Fayette County are looking at healthy sales tax revenues for 2025. For the first three months of the year, all seven towns that levy the tax are in plus territory.

The Fayette County Judge’s Office released a statement last Thursday about an “incident” within the County government’s computer network. Sources familiar with the situation told the Record that the County experienced a cyber attack.

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Republican Women

Texas Senator Charles Perry of Lubbock filed a bill this legislative session to provide some substantial funding to rural EMS services. The Fayette County Commissioners Court signed a resolution last week urging lawmakers to pass the bill into law.