St. Paul-Serbin to Hold 3rd Annual Chili Cook-off

St. Paul Lutheran PTLS Chili Supper, Auction and 3rd Annual Chili Cookoff will be held at the Serbin Picnic Grounds on Sunday, March 3. There will be a meal, bake sale, silent and live auction. The Chili Cookoff will have cash prizes and all proceeds for this event benefit future projects and improvements for St. Paul Lutheran School and Early Childhood Center. Register early as there are a limited number of slots for cook off teams available. Contact the church office for more information (979) 366-9650.

St. Paul-Serbin to Hold 3rd Annual Chili Cook-off

The Poet’s Job

It is the poet’s job: Impossible . . . pos’ble; To hear a sound not heard, Describe the flight of birds, To feel a flake of snow, To touch a baby’s glow, To find the place unknown, To sing the song of silence; ‘Tis all this joy from words, It is the poet’s job. It is the poet’s job: Find why a feather’s soft, Why birds still glide aloft, Why mountains rise to joy, Prairies bound to endless, Oceans pound us senseless, It is the poet’s job.

A Pot of Cabbage for the New Year

We ate the first head of our fall cabbage on New Year’s Day, and boy, was it good! I write a lot in this column about growing vegetables. The whole point in growing vegetables is eating them, after all.
A Pot of Cabbage for the New Year

A Texas Trio Unveils Artistic Journeys

Discover the vibrant world of plein air painting as Arts for Rural Texas presents Plein Air Perspectives: A Texas Trio, featuring the captivating works of Julie Sanderson, Kathy Hammond, and Lisette McClung. These talented artists, fueled by a love for travel, seek beauty in scenes that forge a connection to places and people.

Our Top Headline Stories from 2023: July Through Dec.

July Local group emerges to take over hospital Restaurant owner seriously injured in motorcycle crash Lots of interest in meeting on Hwy 77 Bluff’s future Kerr joins La Grange City Council Home struck by gunfire in Flatonia July 3 Texas One Stop wins $10,000 grant from Women’s Leadership Center Barrera slams six homers at Cooperstown tourney Coal train derails, sparks a grass fire Five 3-D printed houses going up outside Round Top Estrada earns another state gold Copperhead invasion in Warda St. Mark’s earn award for lab services Blaschke’s book gives insight into chicken ranch Fund set up for injured local restaurant owner 10 percent of EMS Calls are heat related La Grange facing budget and sewer decisions Single father of four chosen for newest Fayette County Habitat House Local theater traveling back to the 80s with student play Burglars strike church, country store in Mullins Prairie K-9 Unit seizes 8.5 kilos of cocaine HEB celebrates 50 years in La Grange Korenek raises $120,000 for reelection campaign Charges pending for Mullins Prairie burglars HEB Donates $15,000 to mark 50 years in La Grange August Judge offers surprising pay raise proposal Pool ready to make a splash with La Grange football County EMS employees honored Fayette Lake water scooped by planes to fight Bastrop fire Leopard band hard at work on new marching show Meals on Wheels helped 215 local folks in 2022 and is also starting a pet aide project County budget crunch is lingering Schulenburg Festival packs in the crowds Tejas Clinic hosts back to school festival Legendary educator Demerson celebrates 95th Birthday Fayette Electric building new headquarters New grant could pay for deputy raises New county budget approved in 3-2 vote Fire burns 63 acres near Countyline- baling corn shucks spark massive fire Governor includes Fayette County in disaster declaration as severe drought intensifies First day traffic headaches prompt responses from LGISD Budget crunch hits City of La Grange Vehicle theft burglaries rising in Fayette County Buzzard sparks fire in wild week at Flatonia September Local group says it now has enough to take over management of hospital.
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