ACCSS awarded $200,000 planning grant from TEA
Tuesday, September 8, 2026
In its sixth year as a collaboration of rural school districts serving South Central Texas, the leadership of the Alliance for College & Career Student Success (ACCSS) recently applied for a “Rural Pathway Excellence Partnership” (R-PEP) planning and expansion grant funded by the Texas Education...News
Pictured are: (from left) Mark Vecera representing La Grange Farm and Ranch, Dennis Brower of BWI, Darlene and Bob Stryk of Stryk Jersey Farm, Charles Zapalac of Schulenburg Livestock and Susan Wick of the Schulenburg Young Farmers. Photo By Andy Behlen / Courtesy of Fayette County Record
Stryk Jersey Farm garners grand champion prize at Young Farmers Hay Show
Reserve champion - Shown are (from left) Dennis Brower of BWI, Mark Stang, Matt Arthur of Bumper Crop Texas, Chelsea Moeller, Jennifer Moeller, Ed Moeller and Susan Wick of Schulenburg Young Farmers. Photo By Andy Behlen/Courtesy of Fayette County Record
Additional results from Young Farmers hay show at Fayette County Fair
Animal Shelter director to speak to Lions Club
Sports
Denver Carr drags a Bobcat to the end zone after a fourth-quarter reception for the Horns’ first touchdown of 2026. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala
Short-handed Shorthorns struggle in Refugio
Jenna Guentert tips the ball over for a kill in the fourth set last Tuesday. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala
Lady Horns fall to ranked teams
Horns host 2-0 Raiders for home opener on Thursday
Education-Youth
On hand as a $16,800 check was presented by Fayette Savings Bank to the St. Rose of Lima Catholic School Phase III Building Project were (front row, from left) St. Rose students Waylon Neskora, Paisley Guentert, Henry Neskora and Drew Schneider; (back row) Mike Olle and Cheryl Brossmann, FSB and personal donors; Fr. Jasper Liggio, St. Rose pastor; Taylor Jensen St. Rose School principal; and Rodney Kalich and Darlene Brothers, FSB and personal donors.
Fayette Savings donates to St. Rose building project
Disp lay of entries in the Fayette County Fair coloring contest, open to students in pre-K through fifth grade.