KTIM Founder Retiring; LG’s Chowdory Named Successor

Nine years after building and launching Fayette County’s 5,000-watt Non-Commercial Community Radio Station, KTIM-FM 89.1, and associated Video Broadcasting Service, Managing Director John Askins has announced his retirement and the selection of his successor, Caleb Chowdory, formally the station’s Director of Operations for the past two years.
KTIM Founder Retiring; LG’s Chowdory Named Successor

A&M-Kingsville Spring Honor Rolls

Texas A&M University-Kingsville has released the names of the students who made the President’s List, Dean’s List and Honor Roll for the spring 2024 semester. In-State President’s List: Daniel Rodriguez Castillo of Weimar.

La Grange High School Sixth Six Weeks Honor Rolls

Adams, Madilyn Gayle Anderson, Emma Catherine Anderson, Luke Arnold Bamsch, Jonathan Roy Bayless, Kori Elizabeth Brawley, Kylin Laine Cabrera, Alexander Jesus Chumley, Calley Rene Collier, Macie McKaren Debrock, Mercedes Francesca Flood, Jacob Allen Gonzalez Salazar, Angel Gross, Hannah Hart Gross, Jessica Ann Hamrick, Madison Grace Harbers, Avery Ryanne Hart, Grayson Wade Junius Hayek, Harlee Dianne Haynie, Dylan Scott Hudson, Molly Mae Janacek, Melanie Irene Lopez Ocon, Jahir Messer, Madison Lynn Miller, Kacen Bray Mings, Haygen Lee Muniz, Phalyn Renee Nichols, Callie Elizabeth Pietsch, Layla Addison Robinson, Stella Reed Smith-Neeley, Zoe Ashleen Stone, Logan Keller Swafford, Kynzee Kalla Zbranek, Koen Ryan

Zapp Hall Benefit Fundraiser June 29

Don’t miss the “Rise Up Fundraiser” on Saturday, June 29 benefitting the Zapp Hall family after the April 11 fire that decimated four buildings. Beginning at 11 a.m., come out for food, live music, drinks, a silent auction, raffles, cake walk, ring toss and more.

Parade in Round Top 

Zapp Hall Benefit Fundraiser June 29

Shelter Takes In Over 100 Cats in May

As of June 14, the total intake for the Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter is 772: 318 dogs and 454 cats in need. As of June 14, the shelter has 145 animals our care: 62 dogs/83 cats. This number includes animals in the facility, in foster care for medical, waiting on available space, or awaiting transport to rescue partner. The shelter took in 133 cats/ kittens in the month of May.

Seniors to Learn About Eating Healthy

Senior Connections will welcome Home Town Wellness with an important topic Monday, June 24 for the Lunch and Learn program. They will be speaking about how to eat healthier and how to make good food choices at the grocery store. It’s a challenge for many members who live alone, and especially those who don’t cook, so we look forward to their insight. We will follow the presentation with tai-chi, so plan to stay for some gentle exercise.
Seniors to Learn About Eating Healthy

Play Bingo in Ellinger July 13

The Ellinger Chamber of Commerce will have a Christmas in July Bingo at the chamber hall on Saturday, July 13.

Shared Lutheran Ministry The Ladies Tea will be Saturday, June 22 from 10-noon at St. John in Rutersville. This will be a tea party and brunch for ladies of every age. Ladies can host a table for a $20 donation and asked to bring a brunch item or dessert. A variety of tea and lemonades will be provided. This event is open to friends and family and Sunday dress and hats are encouraged. For more information, call Maegan Blaschke at (830) 708-7430.

Play Bingo in Ellinger July 13

Miranda Macias: The Path to Musical Perfection

The Round Top Festival Institute for performance and learning is hosting their six week orchestra intensive program this summer June 3-July 14. In order to be a part of the program, you have to send in an audition during spring, where it is reviewed by a panel of judges.
Miranda Macias: The Path to Musical Perfection
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