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Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek, right, recently presented a scholarship from the Fayette County Sheriff’s Memorial and Benevolent Society to Jaxon Cooper. Cooper is a senior at La Grange High School. He is also the grandson of retired FCSO Secretary Barbara Anders. Also on hand for the presentation is Fayette County Chief Deputy Randy Noviskie, right. Photo courtesy

Bellville Symphonic Band receives high scores

Eagle Lake Intermediate School names March Students of the Month

Cardinal band sweeps Sweepstakes

Guenther competes in Houston Livestock Show Public Speaking

Cattle on hand: 1,018 Packer Cows: Higher dressing cutter cows, 85-1.04; fatter utility cows, .73-.82; lower dressing thin cows, .48-.69 Packer bulls: Heavyweight bulls, 1.05-1.24; lower dressing bulls, .85-.99 Steers: 200-300 lbs., 1.90-2.97;

Aylett C. "Strap" Buckner, a legendary frontier hero, was born about 1787 in Caroline County, Virginia.

This could be a title to a coun - try-western album. It is not. I have had the honor of writing these little articles for several years. Doing this, I must recount all the events and occurrences that happened in my youth and, at times, my present.

I saw the burro wearing pants and carrying a basket filled with paper flowers.

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The Texas House approved a $302 billion budget last week that included an amendment prohibiting the use of state money on private school tuition – a major setback to Gov. Greg Abbott’s plan to establish a school voucher system. The Austin American- Statesman reported that more than 20 Republicans joined nearly all House Democrats to pass the amendment, while 11 lawmakers voted present.

One of the first recognizable signs of spring to anyone living in much of Texas is the swarm of crane flies that descend on urban and rural areas. Often referred to as mosquito hawks due to their Texas-sized, mosquito- like appearance, these flies are harmless, even though their entrance into homes is generally uninvited.

A 2019 report from The Georgetown University Center on Education indicated that 70% of jobs will require some form of postsecondary education or training by 2027.

Brazos Pets cuts ribbon

Anthony King guest speaker at Lions

Attends 2023 County Elections Academy

Court Filings Marriage Licenses

Buyers on hand for the recognition include, from left, Tim Knesek – Capital Farm Credit, Steven Janda – Colorado Valley ICA, Stanley and Virginia Ohnheiser, Derrick Edson – Aspen Midstream, Leonard Gabler – Colorado Valley Communications, Betty Ann Fritsch – Fritsch Cattle Co., Rachel Schley, Lacey Vitek – Vitek Construction, Connie Peters – Carmine State Bank, Cheryl Otto – Roy Koehl Memorial, Evan Venghaus and Gregg Lange – Industry State Bank. Holding the banner and buckle was Kadin Schmitt – Mid Tex Materials. Buyers not pictured include HEB, Texas Farm Credit, Bar G Feeders, Lexington Livestock Auction. Larry and Ann Pape, Pride Feeders, Hansford Feeders, Zoetis, KW Cattle, Hallettsville Livestock, Pig Pen Services, Giddings Livestock Auction, Navasota Auction Barn, Orsak’s Café, Kayla and Kory Kaspar, Kim and Marcus Sodek, Nathan and Jennifer Schulze, Emil and Mary Schley, Carmine Feed, Jay and Doris Baker, and Janacek Farms.

Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month Proclamation

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ALLEYTON - Cavender Ford came with a crew of 11 to work construction on a Habitat for Humanity project located at 318 Canal Street in Alleyton.