Jill Stueber will be back in the kitchen cooking up casseroles for a Habitat for Humanity fundraiser next month. Fayette County Habitat is offering chicken spaghetti and beef lasagna frozen casseroles in large and small sizes. Orders will be accepted until May 1. To order, call (210) 816-0942 or visit Fayette-CountyHabitat.org.

Harold “Hal” Stall prefers to spend his time in Fayette County, a place where he and his wife Dorothy have lived full-time since 1996. But last week, he went to Houston where he was treated to a special 86th birthday lunch with family at NASA’s Johnson Space Center (JSC).

Arts for Rural Texas’ annual ArtWalk event is returning to Fayetteville on May 6th and 7th, and the community is buzzing with excitement. The event, which showcases the work of artists and artisans from across the state of Texas, promises to be a celebration of creativity and community.

Do you prune your peppers? I do, and you should probably give it a try, too. Peppers, tomatoes and eggplants are all members of the nightshade family of plants, also known as Solanaceae.

The 33rdAnnualAll Texas Regional Meet of the Lincoln and Continental Owners Club took place in La Grange on Saturday, April 22. The meet featured 17 exquisite models of Lincoln and Continental luxury cars from the 1950s and up.

St. Mark’s Medical Center officially received federal approval for rural emergency hospital (REH) designation in a letter dated April 12, 2023, from the Medicare Administrative Contractor. The designation is part of the St. Mark’s Board of Directors’ continued work toward a longer term solution to continue providing healthcare services to Fayette and Lee Counties.

The Round Top Family Library is providing a critically needed seminar for parents, grandparents and guardians. The cyber-safety seminar will inform caregivers of the threats to their children and teens in this era of online dangers.

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The fire department will hold the annual fundraiser on Sunday, April 30 at the chamber hall. The barbecue and sausage dinner is $12 a plate. Serving in the hall starts at 11 a.m. Chicken to go will be at the pits and costs $10 a chicken beginning at 10 a.m. The drive through will start at 10:30 a.m.

Have you seen Senior Connections new look? The center has been given a facelift of sorts, and we love it. Thanks to Amanda Kridel, new Marketing and Development Director, for putting the final touches on the new logo, new updated website, our new name is official now, and we have a really cool color scheme.