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FOR THE RECORD

Marine Corps Marine Corps League Detachment 1028 will meet for their regular monthly meeting on June 28, at the La Grange VFW Hall at 7 p.m. Contact Bobby Bedient at bobbybedient@yahoo.com.

As Drought Intensifies, Officials Urge Caution

The Fayette County Office of Emergency Management, the Fayette County Firefighters Association, and Fire Chiefs across the county urge all residents and visitors to use the upmost caution to avoid setting fires. Fireworks, sparks from mowing equipment, and any open flame can start a fire easily during a drought. Aerial fireworks such as “roman candles”, “bottle rockets”, “artillery shells”, “missiles” or any other firework that can travel in the air can pose an even greater danger. Loss of property and loss of life are possible without due caution.
As Drought Intensifies, Officials Urge Caution

Locals Seek A Greater Explanation From LCRA

Fayette County Judge Joe Weber wants the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) to hold a public hearing in La Grange over proposed amendments to a wastewater permit for the Fayette Power Project.

Dealership Changes Owners

The name and owner are different, but those are the only changes locals may notice at the car dealership formerly known as La Grange Ford.

Last Tuesday the dealership officially became “Alpha One Ford.”

“Even though the name has changed, we still have the same staff, offer the same great service and we plan to still be very involved in the community,” said Internet and Marketing manager Natalie Hernandez.

The new owner is Michael Handwerger, who also owns Rockdale Chevy and a luxury used car dealership in Austin.

From left to right, the leadership team of Alpha One Ford in La Grange stand in front of the dealership’s new temporary sign – Natalie Hernandez (Internet and Marketing manager), Jose Molina (General Sales Manager), Ed Plumley (Sales manager), Shane Earls (Finance manager), Robby Nichols (Service Manager) and Mike Polasek (Body Shop Manager). Photo by Jeff Wick

Second Chance Stories: The Hanger Hounds

They call themselves the “hanger hounds.” On sale days at Second Chance Emporium, these volunteers prowl the aisles of clothing that fill a third of the nonprofit shop. As customers pull a fancy dress or a Carhart shirt off hangars, the hounds are there to collect the empties.
Second Chance Stories: The Hanger Hounds

Master Gardeners’ Kids Camp Held in La Grange

The Bluebonnet Master Gardeners ‘Kids Kamp’ started this week at the Fayette County Ag Building in La Grange. On Tuesday, June 21, the kids learned about different types of garden soil from Master Gardener Steve Sheek.
Master Gardeners’ Kids Camp Held in La Grange

Number of Personnel Changes Approved by LGISD Board

A number of new teachers are joining La Grange Independent School District while several others have announced their resignations. The following teacher changes were officially approved at the June 13 meeting of the board of trustees: New Hires Kylie Jo Bush – Elementary teacher Katie Delgadillo – Elementary teacher Morris Farr – High School teacher/coach Lauren Hubbert – Elementary/HS teacher/coach Brandi Lindquist – ARD Facilitator Brandi Woods – Elementary teacher Resignations Kyle Adams – Teacher/ Coach Justin Fierro – Teacher/ Coach Emily Hinze – Elementary teacher Breanna Leonhardt – Elementary teacher Jo Ann Morgensen – High School teacher Ann Oviedo – Elementary teacher Amy Shimek – Elementary teacher Brittney Weishuhn – High school teacher Elizabeth Weisser – Elementary teacher.

Fayette Co. Fire Calls Last Week

The Fayette County Firefighters Association reports the following incidents they responded to June 12-18: Accidents – 4 Smoke Report – 1 Grass Fires – 9 Fire Alarms – 2 Medical – 3 Electrical Fire – 1 Gas Leak/Odor - 1.
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