DOPTABLE Skitt and Scaredy are only two of the 688 cats the shelter has taken in from Fayette County residents, so far, this year. This young, brother and sister duo was shy for a couple of days, but then decided they love people.

One of the main attractions every year, of the Fayette County Fair, is the downtown parade. It provides an exciting look into our community, as well as an entertaining fair event for all.

At Senior Connections, our mission is simple yet profound: to enhance the quality of life for seniors in Fayette and Lavaca counties. We are committed to fostering community and camaraderie, and we invite all individuals aged 55 and up to join our vibrant gatherings. Membership is entirely free, and our meals are nothing short of delightful.

The Fayette County Fair is actively seeking entries for the 2025 Agriculture Department Exhibit. The Agriculture Department is open to growers of all ages.

Ever wonder who has David Guion’s cowboy hat, where to find the label on an original piece of Stickley furniture or who did all the wonderful woodwork at Festival Hill? The Round Top Festival Institute has an amazing story to tell. Applications are now being accepted for the Fall Volunteer and Docent Program beginning Wednesday, September 30, on the historic Festival Hill campus in Round Top.

The meeting of the KJZT St. Anne’s Society No. 10 was called to order at 1 p.m. on Aug. 19 at St John’s Hall. President Mary Jane Toddy opened the meeting with prayers for all living members and their families and led the group in the Pledge of Allegiance. There were 10 members present. Secretary Rose Rohde read the minutes from the previous meeting, Vice President Helen Wied reported cards sent and received, and Treasurer Lois Kaspar gave the treasurer’s report.

Next week marks the return of The Fayette County Fair. Here’s a look at how this local event, held every Labor Day Weekend, grew from a small meeting into a centuryold institution.

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