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The month of June has gone by in a blur. The Center is planning an outing in early July to Flatonia for lunch and a movie at the Lyric.

A Memorial Benefit Meal for the Curtis Zwahr family will take place on Saturday, July 9, at the KC Hall in La Grange. Tickets are $15.

AMEN Schedule The AMEN Food Pantry will be closed Monday, July 4 in observance of Independence Day and will open Tuesday, July 5 at 9 a.m. for food distribution.

Discharging fireworks is banned in all of the incorporated cities of Fayette County. La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath wished to inform citizens that his officers will enforce the ban within La Grange during the July 4 holiday.

The building that housed Abbieland Antiques on Hwy. 237 between Warrenton and Round Top caught fire early Tuesday morning, June 28.

The members of the Round Top Rifle Association will present the 172nd annual July 4th Parade and Celebration on Monday, July 4. According to the Rifle Association, the first celebration took place 1851, and the parade and festivities have been ongoing without pause ever since, even through the dark days of the American Civil War.

The cool front that blew through Fayette County Monday evening brought some muchneeded rainfall to much of the area. LCRA’s rain gauge on the Colorado River above La Grange recorded 2.46 inches of rain on Monday.

Peter Davies, a Texan–born oboist attending the Eastman School of Music in New York, has found his way back to Texas this summer to perform at the Festival Hill Institute. Throughout his musical career thus far, Davies has had the chance to perform in various ensembles, including the Greater Dallas Youth Orchestra and the National Orchestral Institute Festival Orchestra. And all this can be traced back to his first source of inspiration: his older brother.

La Grange City Council heard a proposal to change the City’s noise ordinance at a meeting Monday night, June 27. The current ordinance sets the maximum sound level within the city at 85 decibels (dB) at all times.