Fayetteville’s Growth Greatest Among Towns La Grange’s economy continues to expand at an even faster pace than most surrounding towns, Texas sales tax data indicates. State Comptroller Glenn Hegar sent La Grange $217,489 in October as its monthly share of sales taxes collected here.

With this issue of The Fayette County Record we put a punctuation mark on our 101st year of continuous publication. That kind of consistency calls for a celebration, so we’d like to formally invite you to a celebration of your newspaper this Friday afternoon as we start our 102nd year.

In Stories I’ve Been Told – Volume 3, writer/storyteller Elaine Thomas shares 30 more inspiring accounts of ordinary people whose life experiences she describes as extraordinary. The majority of these stories have appeared over the last decade in her column in The Fayette County Record.

A box truck rolled over on SH 237 near Huenefeld Ln. just north of Warrenton Thursday morning, blocking traffic for several hours while the antiques shows that draw thousands of visitors to Warrenton and Round Top was wrapping up last week. The wreck happened around 8:30 a.m. The truck blocked the La Grange-bound lane of traffic, and cleanup operations blocked the other lane intermittently. There were no reported injuries.

Judge: ‘We are Going to Make This Work’ Momentum continues to grow for a potential hospital reopening in La Grange. Fayette County Judge Dan Mueller and La Grange Mayor Jan Dockery held a meeting with the Board of Directors of St.

The La Grange Senior Citizens annual meeting/luncheon will be held in the gym of the Randolph Recreatoin Center, 653 E. Pearl Street in La Grange, on Thursday, Nov. 2. Registration will be held from 9:30-10:30 a.m. Cash door prizes will be awarded to ten lucky attendees who have registered by 10:15 a.m. The meeting starts at 10:30 a.m. The guest speaker will be Josh Vandever, Fayette County EMS Director. Lunch consisting of chicken fried steak, twice baked potatoes, green beans, broccoli salad and peach cobbler will be served at 11:30 a.m. for $5. For more information, contact Marilyn Strmiska at (979) 247-4090.