During 2025, there were 123 divisions of property. Of those 123, 13 were exempted over 10 acres, 18 were exempted adjoining land owners, 36 were family exemptions, 45 were variances (under 10 acres), and 8 were formal divisions (22 in Precinct 1, 40 in Precinct 2, 33 in Precinct 3, and 26 in Precinct 4), creating 183 new tracts of land.

The county-wide feral hog contest is being held to give landowners, producers, and sportsmen an opportunity to control feral hogs in Fayette County. The feral hog population causes economic losses to Fayette County Agriculture producers through crop destruction, pasture and livestock losses, and environmental damage.

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W Faith Lutheran High School Spring Raffle is just around the corner. The Board of Directors are looking for valuable items or monetary donations to be used in the raffle.

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Compiled by LOUANN ADCOX January Peggy Supak reflects on 20 years in office. Demolition under way at Husmann Stadium in Schulenburg Elected officials take oath of office.

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Senior Connections invites all seniors aged 55 and older from Fayette, Colorado, and Lavaca Counties to join a vibrant community focused on friendship, fun, and nutritious meals.As we step into the New Year, we’re excited to kick off a week filled with engaging activities and delicious food in Schulenburg and Weimar.

E La Grange ISD Students return to class on Wednesday, Jan. 7.

The Fayette County Spring Coyote Control Program begins on Jan. 6 and ends April 30. The contest is being held to give landowners, producers, and sportsmen an opportunity to assist in the control of coyotes in Fayette County. Coyotes cause predation on livestock and result in economic losses to agricultural producers in the county.