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Seventeen graduates of the Blinn College District Vocational Nursing Program, including one from La Grange, were recognized at a recent pinning ceremony in the Dr. W.W. O’Donnell Performing Arts Center on the Brenham Campus.

On June 18, Fayette County Texas Ramp Project volunteers built a 40-foot ramp on W. 8th St.

Registration is closing soon for the Stanzel Museum’s Dale Kirn Summer STEAM Museum program featuring the Mobile Ed STEAM Museum. Students will enjoy hands-on activities in science, technology, engineering, arts, and math, including robotics, virtual reality, 3D printing, engineering challenges, and more.

Musicians from all over flock to the small town of Round Top every summer to showcase their musical abilities to audiences at the Round Top Music Festival. Jackson Ingram, a University of Houston student, is no different.

Afew savvy local gardeners know about Armenian cucumbers. These plants ( Cucumis melo var. flexuosus) are actually in the melon family, but they taste like cucumbers and look like cucumbers on the inside.

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On Flag Day in Hawaii, twins Caleb and Johann Lehmann had the opportunity to celebrate their love of country while visiting two of the most historic sites in the Pacific— the USS Bowfin submarine and the USS Arizona Memorial at Pearl Harbor.

Fayetteville City Councilman member Cade Burks and his son, Harrison, visited the Declaration of Independence with The Fayette County Record on the morning of Sunday, June 4. .

Jamie Fabre of the Fayette County Judge’s Office announced the winners of the America 250 Patriotic Coloring Contest for local students. Pictured are (front, from left) Abel Tiffany, Tucker Brown, Addison Eudy, Ree Lichnovsky, Laney Masek, Briley Grahmann, Sutton Ponder, (back) Jamie Fabre, Noah Faldyn, Luke Goedrich, Rylee Colvin, Breanna Russi, Sarah Herbrich, Rachel Herbrich and Georgia Bailey. Not pictured were Harper Guentert, Ella Virnau, Gracelyn Smith, Meredith Wallace, Ellie Klesel, Barrett Bernsen, Brylinn Marrs, Melanie Lazcano, Karen Demel, Colby Zbikowski, Melanie Martinez, Kloey Noska, Fallon Wallace, Rebecca Warren, Miranda Gross and Scottie Beseda. The student artwork is on display at the Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives through the end of July. Students who were unable to attend the Flag Day Celebration can pick up their award by contacting Jamie Fabre at (979) 702-0224.