Schulenburg Students Selected for Honor Band

Four students have been selected to represent Schulenburg High School at the Lamar University Honor Band. These students were selected out of over 200 students from 1A-6A schools to make up this band. Schulenburg is the only 2A being represented. They will perform a concert on March 26 at 7 p.m. in the Julie Rogers Theater in Beaumont. Pictured from left are Riley Lehman, Freshman - French Horn; Yahaira Guerrero, Sophomore - Trumpet; Teagan Faith, Junior - Clarinet; and Karla Rico, Senior - Alto Sax.
Schulenburg Students Selected for Honor Band

Caldwell ISD DAEP Admin Found Not Guilty of Injury to a Child

Burleson County Tribune • Brad Vestal, the former DAEP/ACE administrator for the Caldwell School District, was found not guilty by District Judge Carson Campbell last week following a trial on an injury to a child charge in connection with a March 2019 incident at the district’s DAEP building. Vestal was indicted on Nov.
Caldwell ISD DAEP Admin Found Not Guilty of Injury to a Child

Sacred Heart Altar Society Meets Feb. 7

The Sacred Heart Altar Society members met on Monday, Feb. 7 in the Msgr. Harry Mazurkiewicz Parish Center. The meeting was opened with a prayer followed by the standard reports by the secretary, treasurer and assistant treasurer. Sixteen ladies attended the meeting.

Fayette Electric to Send Ohnheiser And Herbrich to Washington, D.C.

After two years on hold because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Government-in-Action Youth Tour is back. Fayette Electric Cooperative is excited to announce that Natalie Ohnheiser from Weimar High School and Charles Herbrich from La Grange High School will represent the cooperative in June on this unforgettable trip to Washington, D.C.
Fayette Electric to Send Ohnheiser And Herbrich to Washington, D.C.

Local Agencies Complete Active Shooter Training in La Grange

Police officers, EMS personnel and firefighters respond together when disasters strike. High intensity, high stress situations require training and interagency cooperation. The most intense and stressful situation that a responders can face is an attack on a school, church, or community gathering.
Local Agencies Complete Active Shooter Training in La Grange

LG Career Fair Set April 14

The City of La Grange’s Office of Community Development is partnering with Workforce Solutions - Rural Capital Area to host the La Grange Career Fair on Thursday, April 14 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the Historic Casino Hall, 254 N. Jefferson St. The Career Fair is free for everyone who participates as an attendee or employer.

LHS Again a Target of Social Media Threat

La Grange High School asked students to leave bags and purses at home until further notice in response to a threat made on social media Wednesday. La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath said a parent called police around midnight to report a threat that her child saw on the social media platform Snapchat.

LHS One-Act Play Advances

Last Friday La Grange High School hosted their district oneact play competition. La Grange’s play, Alfred Uhry’s “The Last Night of Ballyhoo” was one of three plays selected to advance to Bi-District that will be held here in La Grange on March 21-22.
LHS One-Act Play Advances

Election Day Ticket Adds to Co. Judge Campaign Intrigue

Fayette County Judge candidate Craig Moreau received a class C misdemeanor ticket on Wednesday, March 9, for being unlawfully present at a polling location. The incident allegedly happened on Election Day, March 1, at the La Grange East polling location inside La Grange Church of Christ on Old Ellinger Road.
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