Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of May 15-21 . Animal Complaint On May 17, Sgt.

KJZT Family Life adopted a statewide Fraternal 100 Project recognizing their Status Societies of 2021. This Project provided $100 from the KJZT State Office to each Status Society to be given to the charity of their choice in 2022. Society No. 31 of La Grange, St. Frances of Rome, made their donation to the Sacred Heart Church Vacation Bible School to help sponsor t-shirts for the event to take place June 6-9, with theme being “Marvelous Mystery: The Mass Comes Alive”. Pictured, from left, are members Adeline Koehl, Rose Recek, VBS Coordinator Marian Tajchman, and President Elizabeth Kallus.

Calling all decedents of Bob, Frank and Tom Speed families: it is that time of year again for the 73rd annual Speed family reunion. The Speed family has been in Muldoon for generations and this is a chance to connect or reconnect with family members. Come join up with the cousins on Saturday, June 11 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Muldoon Mercantile for some fun and visiting.

The 17th Annual Casino Nite for Combined Community Action, Inc. will be held June 10 at St. Michael’s Park Pavilion at 310 Frio St. in Winchester. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. Gaming will start at 7 p.m. Tickets are $50 and will include dinner, drinks, and 10,000 gaming tokens. The top prize will be $1,000 Southwest Airlines Gift Card. Prizes and a silent auction will also be available. The night is BYOB. You can obtain tickets online at www.ccaction.com.

Members of the Fayette County Retired Teachers’ Association met on Monday, May 9, at the Fellowship Hall of the First United Methodist Church in La Grange. Refreshments were provided by Nancy Pietsch.

Dig It! Preschool & Childcare in La Grange held their graduation ceremony on Wednesday, May 18 for their students going off to kindergarten. Pictured from left are Khloe Noak, Malaya Castaneda, and Suri Walter.

May 26-30, 1972 Fayette County Sheriff T.J. Flournoy was walking with a crutch and wearing house shoes because of an offending wasp nest.

The La Grange Recreation Department has geared up for a summer full of fun activities for local youth. Week-long day camps for kids entering kindergarten through the sixth grade begin this week and run through the week of Aug.

Join La Grange Main Street for Movie Night on the Square on Friday, June 3, for the showing of “Encanto.” Make sure to get there early to enjoy live music by Michael Mach. In addition to the live music, there will be kids’ crafts and activities, popcorn, drinks, and tons of fun. The festivities begin at 7 p.m. on the Fayette County Courthouse Lawn so be sure to bring lawn chairs and blankets. The movie will begin at approximately 8:30 p.m. For more information, place call La Grange Main Street and Visitors Bureau at (979) 968-3017.

La Grange Middle School held an event Wednesday morning, May 25, featuring the eighth grade’s “Words to Action” projects. Starting at mid-year, each homeroom class in the eight grade took on a community service project.