Festival Hill at Round Top, began its six-week orchestra intensive program on June 14. Yui Garcia, a participant in the Festival Hill Orchestra, is the orchestra French hornist. He’s been playing the French horn since sixth grade, and he’s continued through college where he’s studying French horn performance along with data analysis at Northwestern University. He will be a senior this year.

On Tuesday, June 18, Flatonia Fire and Rescue Chief Chris Swenning (right) gave a very interesting and informative presentation on “ Prevention of Fires” to the Flatonia/Cistern Farm Bureau members at their meeting. He urged everyone to make sure they have their 911 address number sign visible from the roadway so that emergency service responders can find you. Danny Vyvjala (left), President of the Farm Bureau, presented a gift card to Chris. A delicious dinner was enjoyed by thirtyseven FB members.

The first week of July may be short because of the holiday, but it will be memorable. After a fun filled morning on Monday, July 1, Linda Morrison with Second Chance Emporium Resale Store in La-Grange will share all about this amazing organization.

The Episcopal Church Women (ECW) made two donations of $500 each in June to the AMEN Food Pantry and Feed the Need. The ECW team will resume its bake sales in September. The ECW appreciates all of their customers for their continued support.

Juliana “Anna” Haynes has graduated cum laude from Tulane Law School in New Orleans, La. She served as Managing Editor of the Tulane Law Review and President of the Business Law Society.

La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the first week of May. Accident On May 3, Wostarek was dispatched to the 400 block of S.

Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the first full week of May. Animal Complaint On May 7, Animal control officer Gina Harden was dispatched to the 65 block of N.

The following dates indicate the approximate duration of the SH 159 road closures (weather permitting) that will take place over the course of six weeks: PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE WILL BE NO ROAD CLOSURES THE WEEK ON JULY 4.

The La Grange ISD Bands had an extraordinary spring semester, marked by outstanding performances, significant achievements, and numerous accolades. From regional and state competitions to community concerts and prestigious showcases, our students consistently demonstrated excellence and dedication. As a culmination of their hard work and success, the LHS Band has been selected to perform at the world-renowned Carnegie Hall in March 2025. This article highlights the remarkable events and accomplishments of the La Grange High School Band during this memorable semester.

and Sight Reading. This is the third consecutive year for the LHS Band to achieve this award. Their concert program included “Second Suite in F, Movement 1. March” by Gustav Holst, “Sleep” by Eric Whitacre, and “Shepherd’s Hey” by Percy Grainger.