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Gearheads are gathering with fellow car enthusiasts to show off their antique and classic rides at the Fayetteville Lions Club Classic Car Show this Saturday, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. on the square. It’s free to attend and costs $25 to register a car. All proceeds from the Fayetteville Lions Club Classic Car Show go to scholarships for FISD students. Go to https://www. fayettevilleclassiccarshow. com or contact Gary Hillock at glhillock@att.net or (281) 660-0043 with any questions.

OP News This is the last weekend of the Spring Antique show, so you can bet there are tons of things going on everywhere you look. Live music at several places including Kemo Sabe, Busted Oaks, The Stone Cellar, and all around Round Top and Warrenton.

Faith Lutheran High School will be having a chicken spaghetti casserole fundraiser on Monday, April 15. Pick up will be from 5-6 p.m. and is preorder only. There are four pick-up locations for your convenience. Serbin at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Giddings at First National Bank drive-through parking lot. Warda at Faith High School and La Grange at Lukas Bakery parking lot. An 8x8 casserole is $20 and a 9x13 casserole is $35. Orders can by placed by calling (979) 242-2889 or email kueckj@FLHSTX.org. Orders need to be placed by Monday, April 8.

News The Stray Gathering invites everyone to come join them for an evening of a movie and snacks. They will be presenting “Risen” this year.

The 7th Annual Spring Fling sponsored by the Winchester Area Civic Association will be held March 30 beginning at 9 a.m. with a pancake and sausage breakfast.

News An Easter egg hunt will be held at the Carmine City Park on Saturday, March 30 beginning promptly at 10 a.m. when the Easter Bunny arrives.

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On Sunday, March 10, the League of Women Voters of South Central Texas celebrated Women’s History Month with their second annual “Women Making History” event. The salute at Sengelmann Hall began with a welcome by Schulenburg mayor Connie Koopman, and an introduction to the League of Women Voters by President Janis Richardson.

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