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WALLIS – If you have never been to this event, now is the time to gear up and head out to the Wallis KC Wild Game Sup- per and grand raffle. Social hour is from 6 to 7 p.m with supper starting at 7 p.m.

BELLVILLE – The Bellville Police received information from a Polk County law enforcement agency of a subject who was wanted for multiple burglary charges and one warrant for harboring a runaway out of Polk County. Bell- ville Police observed and identified the wanted subject riding a horse on South Tesch Street on Jan. 11.

Cyclist arrested for violations

Austin County Sheriff's Office

Mattress Mack draws crowd

EAGLE LAKE – Recently, Eagle Lake Mayor Tim Kelley presented the Community Pride Award to the Community Garden Guild of Eagle Lake for their out- standing beautification in Eagle Lake.

La Grange KCs donate to Turtle Wing

Flatonia FFA & 4-H Livestock Sale

WEIMAR – To keep the citizens informed and engaged, the Weimar Police Department has released details of their recent activities, highlighting the dedi-cated work of officers serving the community.

Cubs basketball recorded their first win of the season last week against McDade High School in a barn burner by a final score of 78-76.

The Fayetteville High School girl’s basketball team has struggled throughout the ’23-’24 season, but picked up two big wins recently against McDade and Richards High Schools in backto- back fashion. The McDade game was a 20 point win of 41-21 and the Richards game was a 4941 final result.

Addisan Wagner

The Brazos High School boy’s basketball team has an even record of .500 and are on the right track after battling injuries throughout the year.

Surging Fayetteville boy's hoops team gets reps in at practice

LA GRANGE – La Grange girl’s basketball won by annihilation Jan.12 at Leopards Gym in La Grange by defeating Manor New Tech High School with a fi nal score of 67-6. This match was lopsided from the very start and La Grange was way too much for Manor New Tech to handle, resulting in tons of easy baskets and layups. "We'll watch film, see what the girls did well,” said La Grange head girl’s basketball coach Heath Golan.

GIDDINGS – The La Grange High School boy’s basketball team traveled to Giddings High School Jan. 9 and went home with a win at Buffaloes Gym in Giddings by a final score of 68- 41. The Leopards had control for the entire game with their shot making and ability to create offense by good defense. “We really are trying to hang our hat on defense,” said La Grange head boy’s basketball coach Trent Collier.

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SEALY – Sealy Chief of Police Jay Reeves reported The Big 99 Cents and Gift Store on 218 Fowlkes St. in Sealy was robbed on Jan. 3 at 8:40 p.m.

BELLVILLE – An Austin County Jury found Chad Edward Hultquist, formerly of Bellville, guilty of two felony counts of Retaliation in District Judge Jeff Steinhauser’s court on Jan. 10 in Bellville.