The Fayette County Firefighter’s Association reports the following calls for the week of July 24-30:Accidents - 5 Grass Fires - 8 Gas Leak/Odor - 2 Illegal Burning - 3 Smoke Report - 3 Traffic Control - 1 Mutual Aid - 1 Medical - 1.

OP Round Top News Correspondent Round Top Family LibraryRound Top Family Library is open Monday-Friday from 1:30-5:30 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

The Schulenburg Festival is a community celebration. One of the traditions that brings friends and family out bright and early on Saturday morning is the5K. The 9th Annual Navidad Valley CattleWomen 5K Ranch Run will be held on Saturday, Aug. 6, starting at 7:30 a.m.. It is not too late to register. On-line registration is available athttp:// getmeregistered.com/NVCattle-Women5K and is open through midnight on Thursday, Aug. 4. Pre-registration will save participants $5 and will ensuret that they get a shirt in the size they wish. There is also a special discount for junior high and high school cross country athletes. In person registration will also be available on Saturday morning beginning at 6 a.m. The funds raised will be awarded to graduating seniors from Fayette, Lavaca and Colorado counties withan interest in Agriculture. Navidad Valley CattleWomen have presented over $80,000 in scholarships since they were first awarded in 2006. For more information contact run chair, Susie Shank, at (979) 820-8964 or visit the NVCW websitewww.nvcw.org.

F Fayetteville News Correspondent On Tuesday, July 26 around 2 p.m., Father Steve Sauser, the priest for St. John and St.

Roman White, 17, of Fayetteville, was honored as a “Founder’s Fellow” at the Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists in Spokane, Washington on Thursday, July 28. The JMIH is a convocation of professionals and researchers in the fields of Ichthyology (the study of fish), and herpetology (the study of reptiles and amphibians).

Turtle Wing Foundation’s mission is “helping individuals with learning challenges in rural areas achieve their full potential by providing access to a shared network of emotional, educational, and therapeutic resources.”

A new rector has started work at St. James Episcopal Church, the congregation in the 1885 building across Travis Street from the H-E-B groceryin La Grange. Father Chris Heying (pronounced hi-ing) arrived in town the last day of July and began work at the church this week. He is joined by his wife, Cindy Heying, who will be a teacher in La Grange schools, and son Patrick, who will be a freshman in high school. The Heyings have two other children, a boy and agirl, who are in college. Heying comes from Dallas, where he has been a chaplain at a Veterans Administration hospital. Previously, Heying has served at churches in Virginia,New York and Louisiana. He was born and adopted in New Mexico and grew up in North Texas. He met Cindy when they were dorm coun-selors at All Saints’ Episcopal School in Vicksburg, Mississippi. They both worked at the Texas Department of Human Services before Chris entered seminary at Nashotah House in Wisconsin. He was ordained in 1998.

W Warda News Correspondent 42ndAnnual BBQ FundraiserSouth Lee County VFD will have their 42nd annual BBQ Fundraiser on Saturday, Aug. 13 at the Serbin picnic grounds.

Players Weighed Before and After Practice to Track Hydration Loss The Fayette County Record Before you complain about the heat, you ought to walk in the shoes of a high school football player. The temperature got up to 103 degrees Monday afternoon.

The Fayette County Record La Grange Volunteer Fire Department put out a small grass fire on Egypt Rd. near Plum onMonday, Aug.