The Holy Smokers of St. James organized a cook to benefit the Mini Horse Helpers on June 10. Pictured from left is: Jim Austin, Bill Patton, Ed Dykes, Sally Duyn of Mini Horse Helpers, Dan Boyles, and Tom Tracy.
Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of June 5-11. Accident On June 9, Officer Jacob On June 9, Officer Jacob Mills was dispatched to the 700 block of N.
Juneteenth The Juneteenth Committee of Fayette County invites you to a weekend of celebration at the Randolph Recreation Center in La Grange June 17-19. The party kicks off with Gospel music on Friday at 6 p.m.
The woman injured in the explosion at Queen of the Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Hostyn last Thursday remains in critical condition this week. Her son told the Record on Monday that she remained hospitalized in the intensive care unit at Dell Seton Hospital in Austin.
Ten teens and four adults from Fayette County are doing a service/learning week in New Castle, Penn., as part of the Catholic Heart Workcamp program. The locals are from Queen of the Holy Rosary in Hostyn and Sts. Peter and Paul in Plum. They have been working at disadvantaged homes and charitable organizations along with hundreds of other teams from around the country. New Castle, for a variety of reasons, has the dubious distinction of being named “the worst place to live in Pennsylvania.” It is in the far western part of the state near Ohio. Catholic Heart Workcamp is the same organization that brought hundreds of teens to help in La Grange in the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey.
Fayette County Commissioners grappled with rising prices, especially for fuel, at a meeting last Thursday. The County might have to cut some projects planned for this year as spending outpaces revenue.