Urban Named to Dean’s Roll at Texas A&M

Amanda Urban has been named to the Texas A&M University’s Bush School of Government and Public Service Dean’s Honor Roll for the fall 2024 semester. This recognition of being named to the Dean’s Honor Roll is reserved for students who complete a minimum of 15 credit hours and earn a semester GPA of 3.75 to 4.00.

Local Animal Shelter Took in 1,682 Pets Last Year

That’s a wrap in 2024 with a flurry of furry friends. GJAS staff, volunteers, fosters, and transporters had the privilege of caring for 1,682 Fayette County dogs and cats in need. With your help GJAS has saved 97% of those lives and found new forever homes all over the country. In five years, GJAS has found forever families in 39 states and Canada for hundreds of Fayette County’s unwanted dogs and cats.
“Willow” 5-6 year old hound mix is a sweet gentle lady found in a pasture with her 8-three week old pups. Dean Ray Ahlschlager, FayCo Animal Control Officer, brought her puppies into the shelter but couldn’t get near her. He went back the next day with two of her babies and she came running. She’s safe, happy, her puppies have moved on to new forever homes in New Jersey and now it’s her turn to be a baby.

FOR THE RECORD

The St. James Episcopal Men’s Club (Holy Smokers) will hold a BBQ and the Women will hold a bake sale Saturday, Jan.11, from 10:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. or until sold out at 156 N. Monroe St. across from H-E-B. A half chicken is $6 and sausage link is $7, drive through only. This barbecue is for the benefit of the Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter.

More Eat. Shop. Play. Winners Receive Gift Certificates

Here are more of The Fayette County Record’s Eat. Shop. Play. contest winners. Participants entered to win in the contest by purchasing items at any of the 10 participating businesses in the Eat. Shop. Play. magazine and brought their receipts into The Record office. For every $20 spent, shoppers received a punch in our special Eat. Shop. Play. Shop Small punch card. Once a customer spent $100, their card was turned into The Fayette County Record office for a chance to win a $25, $15, or $10 gift certificate to each of the participating merchants. The more shoppers spent, the more chances you have to win.
Noreen Dopslauf won a $15 gift certificate to Judy’s Attic.
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