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1973: Two Local Car Thefts Attributed to Same Subject

A 1973 Ranchero stolen from an E. Fannin St. address in La Grange shortly before midnight Saturday was abandoned at Ellinger where it had run out of gas. Missing from Ellinger was a 1973 Monto Carlo containing several prized guns. Despite allpoints radio bulletins issued by the Fayette County Sheriff’s Department, the Monto Carlo had not been located by the following day. Sheriff’s officers said a prime suspect in the theft of the two vehicles was a young Louisiana man who sustained minor injuries in a Schulenburg traffic accident on Saturday morning. He disappeared from Fayette Memorial Hospital where he was being treated about 11:30 p.m. Saturday and had not been heard from since.
1973: Two Local Car Thefts Attributed to Same Subject

Bowling Results

Tuesday Night Mixed Week 3 – Sept. 19, 2023 Halpain Construction Red 8 Strike Force 8 Leward Anders & Sons, Inc.

Fayetteville Courthouse Music Series Presented by ARTS

Music has played an important role in the history and personality of Fayetteville, and the historic courthouse and town square have played supporting roles in providing a family-friendly venue for many community and music events over the years. Now there’s an effort to combine support for the two – live music and the Fayetteville courthouse square – in the inaugural Fayetteville Courthouse Music Series.
Ellen Melissa Story

Methodists Reunite for Fun at Fair

Some of the former members of the Methodist Youth Fellowship Group of the Travis StreetUnitedMethodistChurch (now the New Life Methodist Church of La Grange) got with each other recently for some fun and fellowship at the Fayette County Fair Parade. After the parade ended we all went to enjoy more fellowship and lunch at a local restaurant and then at the Fayette County Fair that evening. The group tries to get with each other every year for fun and fellowship.
Pictured are (back, from left): David Vanek, Mark Lehmann, Denise Bell (friend of the group), Naomi Murphy (Fiancé of Sam Klein), (front) Frank Moellenberndt, Jon Quinn, Charlene Vanek Baker, Sandy Hensel (friend of group), and attending but not pictured is Sam Klein.

Austin County Farmer’s Mutual Fire Insurance Association Meeting Oct. 14

The governing board of Austin County Farmer’s Mutual Fire Insurance Association, Inc. pursuant to the bylaws, calls an annual meeting of the membership of the Association to be held Saturday, October 14, 2023 beginning at 8:00 A.M. at the home office of the association located at 16836 Fordtran Blvd., Industry, Tx. The membership meeting is called for the purpose of electing commissioners for the auxiliaries whose terms have or will expire within one year from the date of the annual meeting. (94-2wc)

Fayetteville ISD Seeks Bids For Water Well Drilling & Installation

Fayetteville ISD is accepting bids for the drilling and installation of a water well for irrigation. The irrigation system requires 78 gallons per minute to operate. On-site evaluations for bids should be scheduled with the Superintendent by calling 979-3784242 or emailing jwharvey@fayettevilleisd.net. Bids must be submitted by October 3 by 4 pm. You may submit your bid by mail to Dr. Jeff Harvey, Superintendent, Fayetteville ISD, 618 N. Rusk St., Fayetteville, Texas 78940, by fax to 979-378-4246, or by email to jwharvey@fayettevilleisd.net. (92-2wc)

Texas Comptroller Visits Quanta Services in 'Good Texas Tour’

On the southeast Texas stop of his Good for Texas Tour: Energy Edition, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar visited Quanta Services’ Lazy Q Ranch in La Grange, a leading specialized contract service provider that works to create a skilled workforce to support the state’s growing energy industry.
Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar, second from right, visited Quanta Services’ Lazy Q Ranch in La Grange Friday as part of his ‘Good For Texas’ Tour. Photo by Martha Wasp
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