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Fayette County EMS Leads the Charge on Trauma Informed Care

Fayette County EMS is at the forefront of redefining how first responders implement trauma-informed care for their personnel in Fayette County. In light of the Red Door Fund for Mental Health’s February Campaign to spread mental health awareness in our rural region, Fayette Community Foundation engaged in a conversation with Josh Vandever, Chief of Fayette County EMS, to gain insights into the impact of trauma-informed care on how the local EMS station manages job-related trauma.

Wunderlich Seeks Re-Election

I am asking for your vote in the upcoming election on March 5, as I seek re-election as Constable of Precinct 2. I have served in this capacity since 2011 and have truly enjoyed these past years and look forward to yet another term serving you and our area of Fayette County.
Wunderlich Seeks Re-Election

Primary Candidate Announcements

As a service to our readers, folks seeking locally-elected offices are invited to submit one free candidacy announcement letting local voters know more about them and why they are running. Please limit these to 300 words or less and we can also run a head shot picture of the candidate free with the announcements.

Lovelace Running for Congress

My name is Jared B. Lovelace and I’m a proud 7th generation Texan. I’m a husband, father, Eagle Scout, BYU alumni, Army veteran, MBA graduate, entrepreneur, and I’m running against Michael McCaul in the Texas Republican primary for Congressional District 10.
Lovelace Running for Congress

For the Record

The jury trial scheduled for the 155th District Court of Fayette County on Tuesday, Feb. 13 at 8:30 a.m. has been cancelled. If you received a summons for this date you do not need to appear. If you have any questions, please call the District Clerk’s Office at (979) 968-3548.

Woman Badly Burned By Fire in La Grange

A La Grange woman suffered burns on 50 percent of her body last week as the result of an illegal fire within the city limits. La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath said officers received a call reporting an illegal fire in the 700 block of N. Washington St. shortly after 5 p.m. Jan. 29. The La Grange Volunteer Fire Department was called to the scene. First responders found a 56-year-old woman, Stacy Mills, badly burned from the fire. Gilbreath said the woman was burning the insulation off of copper wires inside of a barrel.

Mau Has Outstanding Week in Cowtown

Cooper Mau, a senior from Fayetteville ISD and president of the Fayette County 4-H, had an outstanding week at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo. He won a $16,000 scholarship by emerging victorious in the Beef Heifer Superintendent Challenge. The challenge featured 75 elite senior heifer exhibitors who took a test about industry knowledge. The top test takers then competed in the finals, where they had to give a sales pitch for the breed they were exhibiting.

Mau Has Outstanding Week in Cowtown
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