LG Police Looking for Suspect In Tobacco World Break-In

La Grange Police are looking for a suspect who broke into the Angel Tobacco World store in La Grange last Wednesday, June 21, and made away with hundreds of dollars in merchandise. According to La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath, a City worker called police just before 8 a.m.

Pioneer Unit Herb Society Recently Met In Brenham

The June meeting of the Pioneer Unit of the Herb Society of America was held at the Brenham Presbyterian Church. Linda Rowlett, a member of the Unit, presented a program titled “Emily Dickinson: The Poet as Gardener and Cook.” The Unit members enjoyed gingerbread, black cake, and chocolate caramels made from Emily Dickinson’s recipes.

La Grange High School Sixth Six Weeks Honor Roll

Adams, Vanessa Nicole Anzaldua, Anthony Rey Cabrera, Jeffrey Gerardo Caceres-Anaya, Ivanna Carey, Eleanor Grace Jurk Castaneda Guel, Samantha Castillo Jr, Jorge Luis Cooper, Devin Ray Gomez, Gerardo Gunn, Oliver Scottson Guynn Hayes-Ahmad, Alin-Qareena Herbrich I, Emma Elizabeth Hernandez, Sergio Gilberto Hill, Ellah Rose Janacek, Ella Leigh Karstedt Jr, Kevin Joe Kutchka, Eryn Lopez, Valeria Maldonado Garcia, Nohe McKenzie, Diamond Jade Michalke, Hope Kathryn Moore, Graysen Bailey Muesse, Landon Reid Muras, Marissa Lynne Nygren, Ella Celine Otto, Kaedyn Reese Owens, Grayson Cash Pietsch, Gavin Lee Ramirez, Azucena Soto, Natalia Angelina Stephens, Kathryn Grace Supak, Elena Catherine Swisher, Bailey Ann To, Phylis Trlicek, Kylie Ann Vega, Gabriel Weishuhn, Parker Keith Williams, Evelyn Faye Wilson, Ethyn J

Animal Shelter Update

As of June 23, total intake for the Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter is 820: 405 dogs and 415 cats in need. As of June 23, the shelter has 108 animals in care: 65 dogs/43 cats. This number includes animals in the facility, in foster care for medical, waiting on available space, or awaiting transport to rescue partner.

Chicken Ranch Revisited: The Trooper Assigned to Keep Sheriff Out of Trouble

In 1974, a year after The Chicken Ranch closed, Houston TV reporter Marvin Zindler returned to La Grange for a follow-up on his series that led to the brothel’s shut down. Fayette County Sheriff T.J. “Jim” Flournoy was not a fan of the flamboyant newsman. Zindler’s weeklong series that aired on ABC 13 a year before caused a lot of embarrassment for “Big Jim” and the La Grange community.
Claude Hart: “I was a very young Highway Patrolman ... sent to La Grange to ensure that the Sheriff didn’t kill Marvin Zindler or kill himself.”
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