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That Little Voice

Holidays, especially Christmas, are often awkward for me. We are expected to celebrate, sing, be joyous, religious, while feasting with loved ones around a brightly lit tree, sheltering stacks of wrapped gifts.
That Little Voice

Animal Shelter Update

As of Dec. 2, total intake for the Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter is 1,327: 624 dogs and 703 cats in need. As of Dec. 2, the shelter has 90 animals in care: 64 dogs/26 cats. This number includes animals in the facility, in foster care for medical, waiting on available space, or awaiting transport to rescue partner.

Non-Profit Spotlight

Turtle Wing Foundation Turtle Wing Foundation helps children with learning challenges in rural areas achieve their full potential. (979) 505-5090 Family Crisis Center The Family Crisis Center is the expert resource and service provider in eliminating domestic and sexual violence in Bastrop, Colorado, Fayette, and Lee Counties.

Enjoy Some Art At Country Christmas

The unique small town shopping experience is part of the well-loved American story. This week’s Country Christmas Holiday and Parade in Fayetteville is a much anticipated, special day for merchants and area ranchers and residents. Texas artist Cheryl Long brings her own magic, coming off a phenomenal year, receiving commissions from galleries throughout the West. She returns to her Pure Art Gallery on the Square for the 2022 holiday weekend, after success at the Round Top Art Revival show at Town Hall. This year, vintage western collectibles, cashmere scarves and embroidered jackets answer the call for unique, custom pieces that are truly works of art.
Some examples of the items Pure Art Gallery on the Square in Fayetteville.

Monument Hill’s Trail of Lights Begins This Weekend

The German-Texan Christmas spirit has returned to Kreische Brewery and Monument Hill this December, with the Sites’ annual Trail of Lights spreading holiday cheer on the Bluff. Beginning Friday, December 9, and continuing during select evenings through December 23, the grounds will be open for guests to enjoy a pathway of themed Christmas light displays and experience the 19th century yule traditions of Heinrich Kreische and his family.
The outside of the historic Kreische House which is decorated for Christmas inside as part of the Trail of Lights event.

For the Record

The City of La Grange Recreation Department will host Breakfast with Santa at the Randolph Recreation Center, 653 East Pearl St. West Gym, on Saturday, Dec. 10 from 9 to 11 a.m. Participants can bring their wish list to Santa, take photos, enjoy breakfast, be creative with crafts, play games, and win prizes. This event is free for all ages and is sure to be a fun-filled morning of fun.
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