“Old Three Hundred” William Rabb

Part I of II Footprints Of Fayette Fayette County is one of the most historic counties in Texas. In this weekly feature from the County Historical Commission, a rotating group of writers looks back at local history.
“Old Three Hundred” William Rabb

Tall Okra and Strange Squash

By ANDY BEHLEN The Fayette County Record A reader wrote to me this week about their okra plants. “My okra has gotten so tall that it is now top-heavy, bending and falling over,” he said.
This year I grew a variety of warty winter squash called “Musquee De Maroc.” I can’t wait to find out how it tastes.

Minzenmeyer Recognized as 2022 Hugh Hammond Bennett Regional Conservation Planner of the Year

Former USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) employee Glen Minzenmeyer was recently selected as the recipient of the 2022 Hugh Hammond Bennett Regional Conservation Planner of the Year Award by the National Association of Conservation District’s National Conservation Planning Partnership. Minzenmeyer worked for more than 37 years as a civil engineering technician in the La Grange, Texas, office before retiring in July 2022.
Glen Minzenmeyer receives his 2022 Hugh Hammond Bennett Regional Conservation Planner of the Year Award at the Area 3 Conservation Awards Banquet from Rick Schilling, State Area 3 board member on the Association of Texas Soil and Water Conservation District.
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