Blacksmithing Class is in Session

Expert and beginner blacksmiths warm up around a hot forge at the Texas Czech Heritage and Cultural Center on Wednesday, Jan. 26. The Center hosted a blacksmithing class ahead of this weekend’s big event at the Center – The Texas Antique Gas Engine Reunion and Texas Blacksmithing Conference. The event starts at noon on Friday and 9 a.m. on Saturday. Attendees can enjoy demonstrations and live music throughout the day on Saturday. Photo by Andy Behlen
Blacksmithing Class is in Session

La Grange Back in the Film Spotlight

An HBO Max TV series called “Love and Death” will be filming in La Grange next week Monday and Tuesday in and around the iconic Cottonwood Inn Motel in La Grange located at 1494 W. State Hwy. 71 in La Grange.
La Grange’s Cottonwood Inn

More from Co. Judge Candidate Forum

Our coverage of Saturday’s forum involving the Fayette County judge candidates begins on Page 1A today, but here’s more from the event: Challenges The candidates were asked what they thought were the most challenging responsibilities of the County Judge position. William Bernsen said budgeting and being a good steward of the taxpayer’s money is the most important responsibility.
More from Co. Judge Candidate Forum

Plans Finalized for This Weekend’s Texas Blacksmith Conference & Antique Gas Engine Reunion in La Grange

Plans for the second annual Texas Blacksmith Conference & the Hume L. Baker Texas Antique Gas Engine Reunion have been finalized. The events will be held January 28-29 at the Texas Czech Heritage & Cultural Center’s Czech Village grounds in La Grange, beginning at noon on Friday and 9 a.m. on Saturday. Last year’s event was huge and we hope to make this year’s event even better.

FOR THE RECORD

Soup & Bake Sale The Ellinger Chamber of Commerce will hold a chicken noodle soup lunch and bake sale drive thru on Sunday, Jan. 30 starting at 10:30 a.m.

Opening Statements

About 70 people showed up to the Fayette County Republican Candidate Forum in Schulenburg on Saturday, Jan. 22.
Opening Statements

Co. Judge Candidates Use Forum to Try to Distinguish Themselves From the Pack

The four Republican candidates for Fayette County Judge all took the stage Saturday and introduced themselves: William Bernsen, a land surveyor and long-time Republican activist from Plum; Dan Mueller, the current Pct. 4 Justice of the Peace and co-owner and announcer at KBUK/KVLG radio station; Craig Moreau, the current Fayette County Chief of Emergency Management and Homeland Security who also serves as a Houston firefighter; and Lori Berger, the former Mayor of Flatonia and former LCRA board member who owns and operates the Winehaus restaurant in Flatonia.
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