CASA Helps Keep Foster Youth Safe

About 1,800-2,100 children and youth are reported as missing from foster care in any given year according to an annual report from the Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS). In many cases, “missing” in reality means that they have run away. Running away from foster care puts youth at risk of many dangers, including abduction, physical harm, exploitation, homelessness, substance use and more.

Senior Center Receives Needed Computers

Navidad Valley Community Connections (NVCC) Senior Center in Schulenburg has a full calendar for the month of October and is hard at work on the November calendar as the holiday season approaches. Speakers for the month are lined up, but are always looking for more topics to cover and any businesses or individual may approach NVCC with an interesting topic, to introduce yourself and your business to the elders, tell members about your product and how you contribute to the community, and what brought you to the Schulenburg and Fayette County area.
Senior Center Receives Needed Computers

FOR THE RECORD

Food Bank Truck Central Texas Food Bank Truck will be at the Waldeck Lutheran Church located at the junction FM-1291 and FM-2145 on Friday, Oct. 15 from 10 til 11 a.m.

Antiquers Descend On Fayette Co. Again

Some antiques vendors in Round Top and Warrenton reported their best sales ever during this year’s spring antiques show, and they expect similar sales for the fall show that begins this week. “The spring was the best show I ever had,” said Mark Kirkscey, a dealer from East Bernard who specializes in primitives.
Antiquers Descend On Fayette Co. Again

National Essay Winner

The Catholic Daughters of America holds an education contest annually, and St. Rose of Lima Catholic School in Schulenburg is proud to announce a first place national award winner. Miranda Bonner, daughter of Matt Bonner and Erin Bonner, won first place in the local, state, and national level for her essay entitled, “Show Love to One Another.” She was honored at the September CDA meeting and at the Thursday school mass. Pictured are left to right, Cynthia Kosler, local CDA Regent, Miranda, and Wendy Becka, her English/Writing teacher.
National Essay Winner

LG Wards to Change

The City of La Grange will have to redraw its voting wards due to population changes identified by the 2020 Census. The new census figures show that Ward 2 decreased in population by about 28 percent.
LG Wards to Change

Hope Hill Annexation Moves Forward

The La Grange City Council took another step toward annexing the Hope Hill subdivision. State law requires the City to petition property owners within the subdivision. Those petitions are now going out to property owners.

The Bluff Schuetzen Verein

The Bluff Schuetzen Verein, a German shooting club, was organized in the late 1860s by Heinrich L. Kreische, best known as the builder and brewmaster of the Kreische Brewery, which was operated from circa 1860 to 1884. Having been a stonemason before his brewing endeavors, he built a number of homes, stone bridges and commercial buildings in the area, as well as the second courthouse and an early jail.
The Bluff Pavilion courtesy of Fayette Library and Archives.
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