In Tuesday’s paper we covered the wide-ranging discussion that took place during the public comment period at the La Grange I.S.D. School Board meeting on June 10. Here’s a roundup of some other items from that meeting.

The City of Schulenburg announced that City Hall will move to a temporary location at 605 Upton Ave. “due to unforeseen circumstance and the potential health hazards.” “City Hall will be moving to a temporary location for the foreseeable future,” City Administrator Tami Walker announced on Wednesday, June 26.

The Shared Lutheran Ministry drop off location for AMEN will be in Warrenton at 4444 Hwy. 237, Warrenton. Rutersville will not be the drop off location. The hours will be Monday-Thursday in the office from 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

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In February of 2017 Randy Tolman was the manager of Camp Lost Pines in Warda. The Fayette County Community Theater was just getting started and Tolman landed the role of Rev. Canon Chasuble in the theater’s first play The Importance Of Being Earnest. Randy went on to perform in seven FCCT plays where he filled the roles of nine different characters over the next four years.

The Lower Colorado River Authority scheduled a public meeting at 7:30 on Friday evening in the La Grange High School auditorium to provide details about its proposed Fayette County coal-fired electric generating plant. LCRA officials, along with those from Bechtel Power Corp., the consulting firm that recommended the Fayette County site, planned to attend. In a press release, LCRA General Manager Charles Herring said the discussion would address why LCRA needed a new power plant by 1978, why it must be coal-fired and why it should be built at the Cedar Creek site, what environmental considerations were involved and what the economic impact of the project would be on Fayette County.

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The Ohnheisers and The Fayette County Record made a trip to the beautiful beach in Ocho Rios, Jamaica, in June, reading the news and enjoying a refreshing drink. .

Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) gave an update on the SH 159 road closures. Contractors working for TxDOT began construction on the road rehabilitation project on June 3.