The City of Fayetteville is acquiring bids for the removal of the old building located at 108 W. Main St. next to the old church. The building donor, the Historical Preservation Board and the City Council, are all in agreement that the building should be dismantled. The building is not historic to Fayetteville.
City Ordinance No. 202404-22 prohibits the discharge of firearms within the city limits. For more information on this and other ordinances, visit https://www.fayetteville.texas. gov, click on Government and Code of Ordinances.
As of May 31, the total intake for the Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter is 699: 297 dogs and 402 cats in need. As of May 31, the shelter has 121 animals in care: 56 dogs/65 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 offers a discount voucher program to the citizens of Fayette County for the spay/neuter of family pets. Call (979) 966-0021 for inforation.
Brylee Brugger recently won 1st place for her essay in the Navidad Valley Cattle Women’s Association “Beef for Father’s Day Essay” contest. The requested topic was “What makes her Dad so great and why he should be awarded a beef gift certificate?” The prize was a gift certificate for beef from a local market or beef entree at her favorite restaurant. This contest was open to 6th graders who reside in Fayette, Lavaca or Colorado County. The Navidad Valley Cattle Women is a local chapter of the Texas Cattlewomen and a non-profit that promotes the beef industry.