If you haven’t checked out the Muldoon Museum yet, be sure and stop by and check it out. Saturday, May 3 is your chance to see what made Muldoon. There are all sorts of fun artifacts in the museum: everything from articles on the community to quilts to tools from the farms and the railroad. The museum will be open 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Don’t miss the chance to visit with those who man the museum and have some very interesting stories to tell.

The Carmine Lions Club inducted a new member on April 8 at their meeting at the Windmill Lodge. District Governor Lion Julius Bartek was the guest speaker and inducted Debbie Grabsky as the newest member into the club.

Please join the community in supporting and sustaining the services by our local Volunteer Fire Department. The annual fundraiser will raise monies through sales of raffle tickets and free will donations. All donations can be dropped off at Round Top State Bank, or mailed to the Round Top-Warrenton VFD at P.O. Box 194, Round Top, Texas 78954.

Mark your calendar for area Vacation Bible School. Holy Cross in Warda will have VBS June 16-18 from 5:30-8 p.m.

The Carmine Volunteer Fire Department meets April 24 for drill night at 6 p.m. Mark your calendars for the annual Firemen’s Feast, which will be held on Sunday, July 20.

The Pin Oak Cemetery Association will be holding their clean up day and meeting on Saturday, Apil 26 from 9 a.m.-noon. Everyone who has some one laid to rest in Pin Oak are encouraged to come out and help keep this historic cemetery in good shape.

The Fayetteville Antique & Classic Car Show, hosted by the Fayetteville Lions Club, will be held this Saturday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and is free to the public. Food and drinks will be available for purchase. Free spectator parking is available.

Faith Lutheran High School will be presenting “The Spring Thing.” This will be a showcase of the students work in the fine arts department, including vocal, instrumental and handbell pieces. Everyone is invited to join them on Wednesday, May 7 at 7 p.m.

Attention high school students: you are invited to a screenwriting workshop hosted by Hollywood producers and screenwriters Skylar Schanen and Giovanni M. Porter. This is a three-part course, and all attendees must plan on being present at all sessions. The first session is Sunday, April 27 from 1-4 p.m. Contact (979) 203-7469 for additional information.

C UIL academic district 29A results from Round Top-Carmine are: calculator applications, Kinsley Bage, first, Jaylen Bage, second, Alin Soto, fifth, and first place team; computer science, Peter Kieke, first, Nathan Johnson, second, Luther Bockman, third, and first place team; copy editing, Kendra Pesch, second and Madison Markwardt, fourth; editorial writing, Alin Soto, third, Brooklyn Gold, fifth, and Reagan Williams, sixth; feature writing, Lizeth Hernandez, third; headline writing, Angie LeBouef, second, Sophia Nance, fourth, and Madison Markwardt, fifth; mathematics, Kinsley Bage, first; number sense, Kinsley Bage, second; ready writing, Linleigh Coil, third, Kylie Amos, fourth, and Lizeth Hernandez, fifth; science, Kinsley Bage, second overall and first physics; social studies, Gretchen Sacks, third; and spelling, Kylie Amos, first and Angie LeBouef, second. First, second and third place winners qualify for regionals.