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The La Grange City Council heard an update from the Fayette County Fair Association about their plans to replace the old German-Czech Mart at the Fairgrounds. Fair Association President Michael Zuhn spoke at the City Council meeting Monday, Feb.

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Sparklight, a leading broadband communications provider, invites schools and organizations serving K-12 students to enter its 6th annual “Dream Bigger” contest for the opportunity to win $2,500 for their science, technology, engineering or math (STEM) project or club.

Anzaldua, Eliana Celeste Berry, Cassidy Elizabeth Boehm, Alyssa Anne Brawley, Kyndal Lynn Castillo, Miguel Angel Cernosek, Abby Claire Chovanec, Peter James Cowen, Lyla Rose Emmel, Makenna J Finch, Tanner Lawrence Friemel, Gabriel Henry Fritz, Cole Maddox Garcia, Alex Javier Graham, Rylan Lee Griffin, Adeline Kay Griffin, Harper Suzanne Gutierrez, Raylee Kate Harbers, Aiden Hoyt Hollek, Gabriella Elizabeth Kallus, Kenlie Josephine-Anastasia Magness, Coy Julian Melton, Julia Deanne Millan, Miley Vriella Mitchell, Hannah Michelle Salinas, Allyanna Bella Soriano, Yahir Santiago Sotelo, Karla America Veitch, Briella Nadalye Yanis, Kayden Laine

Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of Feb. 18-24.

The Smith-McMillan Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution honored the school winners of the Good Citizens Award at the annual Presidents Day Tea on Sunday, Feb. 18. The ceremony was held at the home of Jeanne Schilling in Fayetteville with parents and guests joining the members for this occasion.

The Red Door Fund for Mental Health, an initiative launched in 2021 by the Fayette Community Foundation, is proud to announce a successful community response to its third annual campaign, marking a significant milestone in mental health awareness and support within the region.

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Describes Himself as ‘Big Picture’ Guy Jack Thompson, the new La Grange City Manager, made his debut at the City Council meeting on Monday, Feb. 16.