New Orleans’ Lilli Lewis Returns To La Grange this Weekend

The City of La Grange will be graced by not one but two very special performances this weekend by the amazing powerhouse gospel, soul, and roots music phenom Lilli Lewis. The nationally acclaimed singer-songwriter will be at the Bugle Boy the evening of Saturday, Nov.

That’s a Wrap on Year 102 – Join Us to Kick Off Year 103

This issue of The Fayette County Record officially puts a punctuation mark on our 102nd year of continuous publication. We’re really proud of that legacy, and we’d like to celebrate with you as we start our 103rd year with Friday’s edition. That day, Friday Nov. 1, we’re hosting a party here at the newspaper office from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. that will include: • Free food and beverages from several local award-winning businesses.
Elaine Thomas’s book release party for her “Stories I’ve Been Told Vol. 4.” will be held at the newspaper office (127 S Washington St. in La Grange) in conjunction with our 103rd anniversary party Friday. She and several of the local stars of the book will be here to visit. These commemorative fans Elaine is holding above, showing the book cover photo, will also be free to guests.

LGISD Project Updates

More Highlights from last week’s LGISD School Board meeting: Superintendent Andy McHazlett reported that the current enrollment was 1,873 students with 964 at the elementary school, 309 at the middle school, and 600 at the high school. The overall attendance is 95.75% and the average daily attendance (ADA) is 1,770.88.
Pictured here are Fayette Savings Bank President - Wade Mozisek, La Grange ISD Superintendent – Andy McHazlett, LGISD Director of Finance – Diana Fitzpatrick, LGISD School Board President – Gary Drab, Fayette Savings Loan Officer Dillon Drab, CFO – Rodney Kalich, and Vice-President Deposit Services - Darlene Brothers. Photo by Regina Keilers

Locals Truck Supplies to Hurricane-Ravaged South

Agroup of local volunteers collected 18 pallets-worth of supplies and delivered them to Hurricane Helene survivors in North Carolina and Georgia. “It was my wife’s Jasmine’s idea,” said William Calvert of La Grange.
Volunteers unload the U-Haul in Georgia.
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