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Unbuckled Back Seat Passengers Endanger Buckled Passengers

The single most effective thing to prevent injuries and death in a car crash is to wear your seat belt. While most drivers and passengers are wearing their seat belts in the front seat, for some reason, many adults riding in the back seat do not feel they need to buckle their seat belt. A study from the Insurance Institute of Highway Safety (IIHS) finds that to be very far from true. Unbelted rear passengers can become human projectiles – injuring themselves and the other passengers, even those wearing seatbelts.

FOR THE RECORD

Spring Production Fayette County Community Theatre will hold their spring production, a hilarious comedy, The Play That Goes Wrong, at the Sanford Schmid Amphitheater on the grounds of the Texas Czech Heritage Center on May 13, 14, and 15. For more information, visit the FCCT website at www.faycotheatre.

New Quilt Exhibit To Open This Week

This spring and summer will bring three very different and exciting exhibits to the Texas Quilt Museum, celebrating the work of two extremely talented individuals and the prizewinning efforts of others!
New Quilt Exhibit To Open This Week

Why Erwin Sladek’s Work Ethic Just Won’t Quit

There’s more to the big man walking across his pasture after checking his cows than meets the eye. Erwin Sladek Jr., a former La Grange High School football star, Vietnam veteran and La Grange Independent School District educator, isn’t content raising a few cattle. While many senior citizens nearing their mid-70s look forward to taking life a little slower, he has too many commitments to slow down unless a health issue like back surgery temporarily sidelines him.
Why Erwin Sladek’s Work Ethic Just Won’t Quit

Early Voting Begins Monday

Early voting begins Monday for the Fayette County Judge’s Republican Primary runoff (as well as other runoffs, including our Republican state representative race). There are a number of other statewide runoffs on the Republican and Democratic tickets Early voting will be May 16- May 20 from 8 a.m.

Hudson Sign Lawsuit Settled

The long saga of the La Grange Subway Shop sign will come to an end this week. La Grange City Manager Shawn Raborn reported the City reached a settlement with the estate of Tom Hudson, the late owner of the La Grange Subway who unexpectedly died last summer, and Hudson’s company Jator, Inc.

Fayetteville Election

Voters in the City of Fayetteville elected two incumbents and one challenger to the City Council in the election last Saturday. In the Position 1 race, according to unofficial results, incumbent Neal Doty defeated Betsy Hankins by a vote of 54- 22.

Flatonia Chamber Searching For a New Director

The long-serving Executive Director of the Flatonia Chamber of Commerce, Beverly Ponder, retired at the end of 2021. Since then, the Chamber has been directed by Emily Garza, who has done an excellent job, overseeing the annual banquet and a very successful CrawFest.
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