That Little Voice Neighbors heard her screaming obscenities, gasping for breath at the top of her ability to utter sounds, chasing her husband while wielding a wooden spoon in her fist. And they knew she was, once again, expressing her anger and frustration at losing what began as a pleasant game of Scrabble.

I was able to cross off another bucket list item on April 20. But it also added an item to my bucket list. Now I want to see the booster and/or starship return autonomously to the launch mount. Ever since the Saturn V rocket took to the air, I’ve wanted to see a big rocket launch in person. I had the opinion it would be at least interesting. Yes, I’m somewhat of a nerd even though I’m less young than I was back in those days.

The Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter appreciates its volunteers, fosters, donors, and supporters.

Angelo State University in San Angelo, conferred 830 undergraduate and graduate degrees on 825 graduates during the 2023 spring commencement exercises on May 12-13 at the ASU Junell Center/ Stephens Arena.

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Sophie Janda Krislee Kallus Langley Murphy Leighton Peschke Marley Vasek Reagan Zapalac 4th Grade Charli Hadaway Kirtley Kallus Zach Kocian Brooklyn Pool Mary Streiff Lyla Westberry 5th Grade Tabitha Smith Annabelle Zoch 6th Grade Gold Outstanding Academic Excellence - Lyla Cowen Silver Outstanding Academic Achievement – Kenlie Kallus Abby Cernosek Lyria Hartley A/B Honor Roll 3rd Grade Hallie Gross Sebastian Lincoln Chezni Berdoll Ellery Bradford Adalyn Emmel Cooper Hartley Helen Streiff 4th Grade Cody Cernosek Giah Garcia Henry Gross Maddox Kleiber Taylyn Newton Emma Wilkerson 5th Grade Hannah Garza Audrey Jackson 6th Grade Eliana Anzaldua Lilly Bell Makenna Emmel Aiden Harbers.

On Friday, May 19, Arts for Rural Texas gathered at the ARTS Ross Gallery located on the Fayetteville, Texas Town Square to celebrate classical piano with two young pianists from Baylor University. The evening kicked off with wine service and a light reception at 6:30 pm as citizens from around the region gathered to enjoy the evening of music.

Several homes around the Frisch Auf golf course that Fayette County condemned after Hurricane Harvey in 2017 remain standing almost six years after the flood. The County intends to demolish the homes and convert the low-lying properties into green space for perpetuity.

La Grange Mayor Jan Dockery gave information regarding upcoming Juneteenth celebrations during the Fayette County Commissioners Court meeting on Thursday, May 25. “I’ve been working with Jonathan Ellis and his group [to organize the holiday celebrations],” said Dockery.