Come see the Muldoon Museum this Saturday, May 1 and visit Fayette County history from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

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A piece of tall equipment that was being hauled on a trailer tore down multiple power lines (at least eight) between Rutersville and La Grange Tuesday morning, April 28. The driver of the pickup pulling the trailer was former Fayette County Judge Candidate Craig Moreau.

La Grange High School One-Act Play wrapped up their successful 2026-2027 competition season with the production of “Hansel and Gretel: The Little Brother and the Little Sister” by Max Bush, and are proud to showcase their hard work and talent to the community on Friday, May 8 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, May 9 at noon and 7 p.m. at the LGISD Performing Arts Center located at 656 E. Travis Street.

A La Grange family is left seeking answers after a man died in a horrific workplace accident during an overnight shift Friday night at Darling Ingredients in Bastrop. Antony DeWayne Cada, 59, of La Grange, was crushed beyond recognition by equipment at the facility, said his wife Anissa Cada, also of La Grange.

Another trail ride in Fayette County ended with a homicide late Saturday night, April 26. Lt.

La Grange ISD Superintendent Andy McHazlett gave a current update on student enrollment and attendance at last Monday night’s meeting. The current enrollment for LGISD is 1,822 students. The per campus breakdown follows: elementary school – 936, middle school – 291, and high school – 595. The average daily attendance (ADA) is 1,724.24 which is 95.51%.

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