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Retired Teachers Install New Officers

The Fayette County Retired Teachers’ Association met on Monday, June 12, at the La Grange First United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall. Fellowship Time was hosted by the FCRTA Chapter members, and the raffle item (to benefit the Childrens’ Book Project) was given by Lisa Slinkard.

Adopt Me

June is Adopt-A-Cat month at the shelter! We have lowered our adoption fee to $50 for this month only! Please visit the shelter and see the variety of kittens we have available. We also have barn cats available.

Seniors Enjoy Games, Lunch Sponsored By Hahn Construction

Thursday, June 15, St. John’s Catholic Church in Fayetteville hosted one of its regular senior citizens gatherings for area locals. But, it wasn’t a typical gathering for them. Jason Hahn, a Fayetteville local, sponsored lunch for everyone attending the event that day.

Round Top Dance Event to Benefit Local Commun

OP News On Saturday night, be sure to “Swing Into Texas Dance Halls” over at The Stone Cellar, presented by Texas Dance Hall Preservation. The Broken Spokes is a Western swing band known for playing a seamless blend of country, jazz and blues.

LG Police Respond to Reported Dog Bite Incident

La Grange Police Report chief David Gilbreath reports on the following incidents his department responded to during the week of May 28 through June 3. Animal Complaint On May 31, Animal Control Officer Justin Pietsch picked up a dog that bit a lady in the 300 block of N.

Emulate Nature by Planting Cover Crops in the Garden

I say this often, but it bears repeating: nature abhors uncovered soil. You almost never see barren soil in nature, except in extreme environments like deserts or toxic spill areas.