Join Saint Cecilia’s Episcopal Church in Round Top for a very special Easter service filled with an exceptional musical tribute, scripture and a powerful message to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. You are warmly invited to share in the joy and spiritual renewal of an Easter celebration.

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DOPTABLE Want to know a three-letter word for Love? Ike and Rex! These two boys have been here so long that they have basically won employees of the month. What they really want to do is quit and come home with you! Please plan a visit to the shelter to meet them! Even if they are not the right dog for you, you can help us network them so that they can find their forever family.

At Senior Connections, we celebrate the vibrant lives of seniors aged 55 and up. With a welcoming atmosphere, delicious meals, and a variety of engaging activities, there’s always something happening. Our doors are open from 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Our wonderful volunteers will greet you with a warm hug and a hot cup of coffee, ensuring you feel right at home. Whether you’re a fan of board games, dominoes, bingo, or art classes, there’s a place for you here.

They stand, often unseen and unheard. They comfort, often without being comforted.

We all have some restaurants that just mean a little more to us than others. Jerry Mikeska’s Bar-B-Q in Columbus was one of those for me.

This is the latest in a series of columns from new Fayette County resident Julia Thiessen, who grew up in Russia. Today I will tell you about one of the oldest Slavic traditions.

The roadside park on US 77 near the Hostyn cutoff has been closed until further notice, according to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT). Fayette County Habitat for Humanity had “adopted” the park for volunteer cleanup through TxDOT’s Adopt-AHighway program in 2020.

Merriam’s Midway Carnival is returning to Fayette County Fairgrounds for Easter Weekend, April 2-4 sponsored by The La Grange Optimist Club. Event Schedule: • Thursday: 5 p.m.

Peter Farrow, who has traveled widely and often to view solar eclipses, will be the third speaker in the Fayetteville Community Center’s Speaker Series. He will present a talk covering 45 years of travel to the right location to be in the moon’s shadow for a Total Solar Eclipse. The presentation, free and open to the public, will be held at the Fayetteville Community Center on Sunday, March 29 at 3 p.m. Beverages will be served.