“God has provided a beautiful house.” Pastor Austin Jones prayed those words as he gave the invocation at a groundbreaking ceremony for a new Habitat for Humanity home in La Grange’s Hope Hill Subdivision. The ceremony on Saturday morning, June 15, marks the beginning of a new chapter in the lives of Johnny Wright and his family.

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Adamcik, Boone Alley, Savannah Barnett, Nora Benavides, Danica Beseda, Castokn Blaschke, Braygen Brooks, Emmersyn Carey, Maxwell Cordero Mendoza Hovey, Zahari Dobbins, Caiden Ezer, Samuel Galindo, Jose Garcia, Lennon Gerdes, Teighlor Gonzalez, Leila Guo, Yihe Herbrich, Everly Hernandez, Tyler Iraheta, Adam Johnson, Berkley Jordy, Jackson Kindsvatter, Emma Kindsvatter, Lillian Koehl, Brantley Laurentz, Lindsay Llyod, Lauren Lopez Hernandez, Marlene Maldonado, Eva Maldonado, Samuel Martinez Cardona, Leonardo McCullough, Reagan Mckenzie, Madden McMullin, Makena Menefee, Colby Mikulin, Holly Mouton, Lyllah, Mozisek, Stella Neeley, Aryan Orona-Ramirez, Giovani Osorio, Aiden Pace, Saber Perez, Delaenie Pohl, Myles Ramirez, Aurora Rios, Leah Roesler, Vivian Sawyer, David Scarborough, Opie Schneider, Kynsley Soto, Dalary, Soto, Santiago Tavarez, Raelen Thomison, Kinsley Tiemann, Andrew Torres, Lilia Ulrich, Kyle Walker, Kolby Wright, Sidney Zabriskie, Grayson Zuniga, Stephanie

Brawley, Kyndal Lynn Cernosek, Abby, Claire Cowen, Lyla, Rose Emmel, Makenna, J Finch, Tanner, Lawrence Griffin, Harper, Suzanne Gutierrez, Raylee, Kate Hollek, Gabriella, Elizabeth Kallus, Kenlie Josephine-Anastasia Mitchell, Hannah, Michelle Salinas, Allyanna, Bella Veitch, Briella, Nadalye

The annual Crops Tour is an educational event for anyone who is interested in row crop production. The tour will be held on Wednesday June 26 at the Fayette County Agricultural Building, 255 Svoboda Lane in La Grange. Registration is from 8-8:30 a.m. and will conclude about noon followed by a catered lunch.

OBERON: “ I know a bank where the wild thyme blows, Where oxlips and the nodding violet grows, Quite over-canopied with luscious woodbine, With sweet musk-roses and with eglantine: There sleeps Titania sometime of the night, Lull’d in these flowers with dances and delight; And there the snake throws her enamell’d skin, Weed wide enough to wrap a fairy in: And with the juice of this I’ll streak her eyes, And make her full of hateful fantasies.”

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Fayette County Commissioners approved a preliminary plat for a huge new residential development in Precinct 2 just outside the Town of Round Top. Commissioners Court reviewed the preliminary plat at their meeting last Thursday, June 13.

Representatives with Apex Clean Energy met with several dozen local property owners last Thursday about a possible wind energy project in Fayette County. They’re calling the Fayette County project “Mustang Wind.”

The Round Top Town Council held a special meeting June 3 to appoint Karen Duddlesten to the Town Council. A seat on the Council became vacant when former Alderman Judith Vincent became mayor following the election on May 4.