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Summer Bridge Program offered by ACCSS
SCHULENBURG – Transitioning to college can be an exciting yet intimidating experience for many high school students. With new and unknown academic and social challenges on the horizon, it's normal for students to feel overwhelmed. The good news is that a summer bridge program can help alleviate some of the stress and make the transition to college easy and enjoyable.
07/05/2023 04:00
LCRA urges everyone to use water wisely
Outdoor watering can account for up to 70% of home water use Though recent rains have provided some welcome relief, drought continues across much of Central Texas and the Lower Colorado River Authority is urging everyone to be mindful of using water wisely.
07/05/2023 04:00
Navidad Valley CattleWomen to Host 5K Ranch Run
SCHULENBURG – Navidad Valley CattleWomen will hold their 10th Annual 5K Ranch Run on Aug. 5 in conjunction with the Schulenburg Festival.
07/05/2023 04:00
LCRA offers grants of up to $50k
AUSTIN – The Lower Colorado River Authority is offering grants of up to $50,000 to sup- port first responders and improve local community centers, museums, parks and more.
07/05/2023 04:00
Fayette County Commissioners Court holds regular meeting
LA GRANGE – The Fayette County Commissioner’s Court held its regularly scheduled meet- ing on June 22. The agenda includ ed:
07/05/2023 04:00
Snakes Alive!
Snakes Alive!
07/05/2023 04:00
Major fire incident averted
COLUMBUS - The Colum bus Fire Department had Lady Luck on its side on June 27. The whole fire station could have
07/05/2023 04:00
Fugitive arrested for burglary in Austin County
Wanted fugitive Jerome An-
07/05/2023 04:00
St. Mark's Medical Center: Hope for continued hospital operations brightens
07/05/2023 04:00
Beating the heat Blue Bell style
07/05/2023 04:00
LG RV Park's equipment stolen
LA GRANGE – La Grange Police Chief David Gilbreath reported that thieves driving a black F-350 and a white F-250 stole a 2019 Bobcat skid steer and a 2018 Big Tex dump trailer from the LG-RV Resort in La Grange on June 21 around 11 p.m.
07/05/2023 04:00
Sealy man wanted on federal warrant
LA GRANGE – Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek reported that Christopher Deborde of Sealy was arrested on a federal arrest warrant at the La Grange Carter Motel on June 28.
07/05/2023 04:00
Habitat for Humanity success story
COLUMBUS - Life deals us a bad hand now and then. Sometimes it seems like there is nowhere to go. However, for Jolynn Stancik, she chose to go up in life instead of drowning in self-pity. When her living situation looked bleak, Habitat for Humanity came into her life and the rest is history.
07/05/2023 04:00
FC Judge Dan Mueller issues health provider assurances
Fayette County offices have received a number of calls regarding the changes in the emergency healthcare here specifically relating to Air Ambulance Services.
06/28/2023 23:00
“Stubby’s Company”
06/28/2023 23:00
Round Top 173rd annual parade set
ROUND TOP – The members of the venerable Round Top Rifle Association have been working feverishly to present the 173rd annual July 4th Parade and Celebration.
06/28/2023 23:00
Catching rain in a bucket
RESS “When the well’s dry, we know the worth of water.” This is such a true quote by Benjamin Franklin. Our wells may not dry up, but when the electricity goes out and the water wells can’t pump the water for the plants, garden and inside-the-house uses, the value of water goes up. As the cost of electricity to run the water well increases and your plants and gardens are panting for water, the worth of water goes up.
06/28/2023 23:00
Grass ripe for fire with heat wave
Grass ripe for fire with heat wave
06/28/2023 23:00
Heat illnesses can be prevented
Working in the Texas heat can be exhausting and deadly. Outdoor and indoor heat can be dangerous if you don’t take safeguards to protect yourself while you work. Nearly three out of four fatalities from heat happen during the first week of work.
06/28/2023 23:00
Columbus locals busted in major sting
COLUMBUS - Members of the Aus - tin County Regional Special Response Team (SRT) and Texas Department of Public Safety SRT executed arrest and search warrants on two residences locat ed in the 900 block of Fannin Street and 400 block of Malleck Street in Colum- bus on June 16 at about 6 a.m.
06/28/2023 23:00
Schulenburg murder has family ties
SCHULENBURG – Shots rang out and one lay dead for a deadly motive that Schulenburg Police Chief Troy Brenek is not yet releasing. The deceased, Ricky Machicek, 64, of Schulenburg was shot by his son, Shane Machicek, 24, of Schulenburg on June 24 at about 9 p.m.
06/28/2023 23:00
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