Two teens died in a car fire on SH 71 Saturday and another escaped with serious injuries. The crash happened around 3:04 p.m.

The State Constitutional Amendment Election took place Tuesday, Nov. 2.

A fire on Camp Lone Star Road burned a pair of structures and threatened a residence Saturday morning, Oct. 30.

In Tuesday’s edition we had some about the Carmine house fire, here’s more: Last Friday morning around 10:50 a.m. the Sheriff’s office received several 911 calls reporting a structure fire on Spur Loop 458 near Fuchs Rd.

Swiss Alp’s Ralph Fisher was inducted into the South Central Rodeo Ring of Honor Oct. 16 at a ceremony in Giddings. Fisher was honored because of his amazing 42 years as a rodeo clown during which time he also was an animal trainer and did comedy acts at rodeos. To the right are some photos of Fisher in action that were included on his plaque. Above is the induction ceremony. Left to right: Jim Curtis rodeo announcer, Mildred Woods, Ralph Fisher, Doug Schulz rodeo announcer, Sandra Fisher and Jan Luton.

A strong wind storm last Wednesday morning, Oct. 27, tore down tents and scattered merchandise at the antiques show in Round Top and Warrenton.

According to the Texas Department of State Health Services, 93 people in Fayette County have died from COVID-19. Active cases, however, are at their lowest level in a long time.

Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of Oct. 10-16 .

Margaret Atkins, Pat Karisch, and Rhoda Gersch presented a Quilt Block Paint class at the world’s largest annual quilt show at the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston, Texas on Monday, Oct. 25.

Habitat for Humanity if offering two children’s books for sale at Casino Hall in La Grange. The book “The Carpenter’s Gift” celebrates the Christmas Tree at Rockefeller Center, an American tradition. Each year, the tree is milled into lumber that Habitat for Humanity uses to build a simple, decent home with a family in need. Follow young Henry as he receives the blessing of a lifetime and makes sure to pass that blessing along as an adult. “Builder Brothers Big Plans” by the “Property Brothers” feature a young Drew and Jonathan doing what they do best, thinking up big plans for even bigger projects. They want to prove that little kids can do big things, and so they come up with a big idea to build a super-duper deluxe doghouse for their dogs. Each book is $15 and all proceeds go to support Fayette County Habitat for Humanity’s housing mission right here in Fayette County. Pictured from left: Stacey Norris, Patrick Caballero, Helen Achilles, Hannah Bellue, Kenny Couch and Lauren Almanza.