This New Year, Be The Voice a Child in Foster Care Needs

The start of a new year often comes with a list of resolutions. New Year’s resolutions are different for everyone, but one of the most common is to live a healthier lifestyle. If you’re hoping to improve your physical and mental health, there’s one option that often gets overlooked and benefits others: volunteering.

La Grange’s Sam Wilson Authors New Book About Raising Kids With a High Financial IQ

Sam Wilson of La Grange has authored a new book called “Cents to Intelligence: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Children with a High Financial IQ.” In “Cents to Intelligence: A Parent’s Guide to Raising Children with a High Financial IQ,” author and parent Sam Wilson shares an innovative and unique approach his wife and he used to successfully instill a high financial intelligence quotient (IQ) in their two favorite daughters from the time they were in early elementary school through that millennial adulting phase. This book is written for expecting or young parents who want to ensure they impart basic financial acumen to their children and, in so doing, provide them with the self-esteem, independence, and confidence to make sound decisions and solve their own problems with creativity and ingenuity.
The cover of Sam Wilson’s new book.

LGISD School Board Recognizes Christmas Card Student Artists

The school board recognized the three students whose artwork was chosen for the district’s Christmas card this year at Monday night’s meeting. The three students were Nathalie Navarro, a 6th grader from La Grange Elementary; Haylee Mitchell, an 8th grader from La Grange Middle School; and Brinley Freedman, a 9th grader from La Grange High School.
Nathalie Navarro, a 6th grader at La Grange Elementary was recognized at Monday night’s school board meeting for her Christmas card design. She is pictured here with her art teacher- Brittni Keilers, school board president-Gary Drab, principal-Dr. Regina Walker, and superintendent-Andy McHazlett.

LCRA Accepting Applications in January For Community Grants

The Lower Colorado River Authority is accepting applications this month for community grants for projects such as improvements to fire stations, community centers, sports fields, libraries and other facilities, as well as providing updated gear and equipment for emergency responders. One $100,000 grant will be offered in addition to dozens of grants of up to $50,000.

BIRTHS

Jeremy and Bernadette Good and big brother Aahil are pleased to announce the birth of Allison Yangon Good. Allison was born on Dec.
Good Baby
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