Dr. Rylee Hatfield Recognized By Gardenia Animal Shelter

Dr. Rylee Hatfield, DVM, joined the Gardenia Janssen Animal Shelter (GJAS) Board of Directors in 2018 and in 2019 accepted the role of President. With a change in leadership and vision at GJAS in 2020 the shelter hit the ground running and never looked back.
Dr. Rylee Hatfield Recognized By Gardenia Animal Shelter

Stanzel Family Foundation Awards Grants to Two Local Organizations

The Stanzel Family Foundation reaffirms its commitment to community development by awarding grants to two impactful organizations, the Fayette County Community Theatre (FCCT) and BRIDGE (Building Resilience Inclusion Diversity & Growth thru Education). These grants will support the operations of both organizations as they strive to create inclusive and vibrant communities through the arts and connection.
Stanzel Family Foundation Awards Grants to Two Local Organizations

Three Spots Up For Election on Fayetteville Council

Filing for a position on the City of Fayetteville ballot for City Council positions 1, 3, and 5 began on Jan. 17 and will remain open until 5 p.m. on Feb. 16. City Council members currently holding these positions include: Neal Doty, Position 1 Kathy Griffith, Position 3 Pam Fritsch Reynolds, Position 5 For instructions to file, contact the City Secretary by email: fayettevilletx@cvctx. com or phone: (979) 3782559. For more information on the terms and responsibilities of the City Council members, refer to the website.

Three Spots Up For Election on Fayetteville Council

The Article That Shook Up The Gardening World

Science correspondent Joe Pinkstone of The Telegraph, a British publication, shook up the gardening world last month when he wrote an article that claims vegetable gardens are worse for the environment than mass produced food grown on conventional farms.
The Article That Shook Up The Gardening World

Pancakes for a Good Cause

Last week’s La Grange Rotary pancake supper served about 1,300 clients, including children six and under (free), according to Rotary organizer Don Jones. “Our net profits will fund our scholarships this spring – which has been a focus of this Rotary program started by Richard and Nelda Barton. Our sponsors support the event by paying the cost of our outlay for product,” Jones said. Contributions from your neighbors comes from the Deters family and Whataburger. Eggs come from Cal-Maine in Flatonia.

Pancakes for a Good Cause
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