This yard display on Lower Line Street in La Grange captures both the spirit of the holiday season and the frustration of Cowboys fans. After Dallas’ 47-9 loss to Detroit Sunday is seems likely that Cowboys fans will be growing a lot older before the Cowboys win another Super Bowl.

Arts for Rural Texas is hosting its inaugural fashion show called Runway 159. This fun, Texas chic event will feature very wearable clothing and accessories designed or curated by local or regional designers and worn by local celebrities.

The inaugural Round Top Film Festival (RTFF) has unveiled its first programming announcement, featuring a series of screenings dedicated to honoring America’s veterans. Set for Sunday, November 10, this special veterans programming slate will take place just before Veterans Day in recognition of those who have served in the military. Sponsored by Cibolo Creek Ranch, the lineup includes the Texas premiere of Behind the Lines, short film The Promised Land, feature film MVP and the Academy Award-winning Apollo 13 – along with veteran-focused discussions, Q&A sessions and additional special events.

The Swiss Alp, Ammannsville, Dubina Farm Bureau Local will have a social potluck on Oct. 15 at 6:30 p.m. at the Swiss Alp Farm Bureau Hall on Hwy. 77. Drake Rangel, the new Fayette County biologist, will be the guest speaker followed by a short business meeting. All are welcome to join for a fun evening.

The City of La Grange has designated Saturday, Oct. 19, as Residential Bulk Curbside Pick-Up Day for the hard to dispose of bulky items. Waste Management will pick up one free load of bulky items on this day. All items should be within three feet of the curb by Friday evening. Trucks will be starting at 6 a.m. on Saturday morning to pick up items for La Grange Utility Customers.

E The Ellinger Chamber of Commerce will host Bingo on Saturday, Oct. 26 and a Chicken Noodle Soup lunch on Sunday, Oct.

“The Original Round Top Western Vintage Renegades Fashion Show “ scheduled for 7:30 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 17, during the Fall Round TopAntique Show at Market Hill will prove to be another successful fundraiser for Round Top Festival Institute.

Jack’s Gallery is currently featuring art inspired by the award winning children’s book “The Dot” by Peter H. Reynolds until Oct.

Join us on Saturday, Oct. 26 at 6:30 p.m. for an unforgettable evening at the Under the Harvest Moon Dinner, a celebration of fine wine, exquisite cuisine, and meaningful conversation—all for a worthy cause. Set in the heart of Fayetteville, this festive event promises a delightful culinary experience, with proceeds benefiting the Green Door Fund for Workforce Development & Education.

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