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Berger Withdraws From Election

The City of Schulenburg won’t have a contested election after all. Two candidates had applied to run for Place 5 on the City Council ahead of the filing deadline last Friday: Kathy Kleiber and Jake Berger.

Oversize Load Knocks Down Power Pole

An oversized load traveling on SH 159 pulled down lines and a utility pole just outside of La Grange on Tuesday afternoon, Feb. 20. La Grange Fire Chief Frank Menefee said the incident involved a secondary electric line along with telephone and cable lines. La Grange Fire Department responded and blocked traffic while City of La Grange crews replaced the pole and restored power.

Oversize Load Knocks Down Power Pole

Schulenburg Police Report

Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of On Feb. 4-10.
Schulenburg Police Report

Watson Calls for Shutting Austin’s Portion of the Power Plant in Five Years

In a newsletter last week, Austin Mayor Kirk Watson reiterated his City’s commitment to divesting in the Fayette Power Project (FPP) outside La Grange. Austin Energy, the City’s power utility, owns 50 percent interest in two out of the three coal-fired units at FPP. That represents about 13 percent of Austin Energy’s total generating capacity. The Lower Colorado River Authority (LCRA) operates the plant and owns the remaining portion.

About 90,000 Gallons Of Water Flood Church

Where carpet used to be, pieces of cardboard form steeping stones on the barren, sticky floor all throughout much of New Life Methodist Church in La Grange. Sheetrock has been cut out from the lower walls all around the complex.
About 90,000 Gallons  Of Water Flood Church
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