Fayette County Republican voters picked Dan Mueller as their candidate in the Fayette County Judge race. Mueller defeated his opponent Craig Moreau in the primary runoff with 55.57 percent of the vote, according to unofficial election night results.

Forty-five years in education has dwindled down to just a few hours. La Grange superintendent William (Bill) Wagner’s final day with LGISD is this Friday.

A few questions for the outgoing superintendent after 45 years in education: What was your favorite part of your job? “My most favorite part, every year, is graduation. That’s what you work for, to see these kids achieve that milestone in their lives – 13 years of day-in and day-out work, and all the obstacles they face.

A high speed vehicle pursuit ended in La Grange Monday morning, May 23. The chase began when Investigator David Smith with the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office spotted a vehicle that ran off the road into the median on Interstate 10 near Flatonia.

The La Grange Mayor Jan Dockery appointed a city manager selection committee at the City Council meeting Monday night, May 23. City Manager Shawn Raborn announced earlier this month that he plans to retire later this year.

Dan Mueller has won the Republican primary runoff in the race for Fayette County Judge.

The Fayette County Elections Office posted unofficial vote totals shortly after 10 p.m. on Election Night, May 24. Those totals include 12 of the 12 precincts on Election Day plus early voting and absentee ballots.

Dan Mueller 2,713
Craig Moreau 2,168

According to the Elections Office, 29.83% of registered voters have cast ballots in the Republican and Democrat runoffs.

 

 

Summer Lunch La Grange ISD will serve good nutritious meals during the summer for local children 18 years and under. Summer curbside breakfast and lunch meals may be picked up on Monday through Friday from 11 a.m.