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Senior Connections: A hub for active seniors

Senior Connections: A hub for active seniors

Senior Connections: A hub for active seniors

At Senior Connections, based in Schulenburg, active seniors gather to enjoy a warm cup of coffee, play games and connect with friends. This welcoming activity center offers a hearty home-cooked meal, followed by engaging afternoon activities, including the ever-popular bingo game.
Join Sr. Connections in Schulenburg, Flatonia next week

Join Sr. Connections in Schulenburg, Flatonia next week

Join Sr. Connections in Schulenburg, Flatonia next week

Senior Connections is a vibrant community for active individuals age 55 and better. Whether seeking new friendships, delicious meals or opportunities to tap into the creative side, Senior Connections’ programs are tailored to meet these interests.

Animal Shelter statistics

The Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter started 2025 with 98 animals in its care.There just doesn’t seem to be a light at the end of the tunnel as the shelter kicks off a new year. As of Jan. 17, total intake for 2025 stood at 75 – 33 dogs and 42 cats in need. As of Jan.

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Wild Game Supper & Big Buck Contest ResultsA wild game supper will be held on Saturday, Jan. 25 at the Hallettsville KC Hall, with the doors opening at 5 p.m. Crawfish, deer, duck, hog, birds, chili, sausage, duck gumbo, beans, wild rice, etc. will be served.Hall admission of $13 includes the meal.
The St. Rose Altar Society gave out service awards at the Christmas party in December. Shown are Debbie Behlen, 40 years; Annette Beiersdorfer, 40 years; and Jeanette Treybig, 25 years. Recipients not shown are as follows: 60 years – Julia Krischke; 45 years – Linda Veselka; 40 years – Mary Ann Demel, Angie Schwenke and Laurie Trench; 30 years – Sandra Warnken; 25 years – Carol Ohnheiser, Jeanette Treybig and Linda Wagner; and 15 years – Connie Florus, Karey Ann Kalich and Barbara Lesikar.

The St. Rose Altar Society gave out service awards at the Christmas party in December. Shown are Debbie Behlen, 40 years; Annette Beiersdorfer, 40 years; and Jeanette Treybig, 25 years. Recipients not shown are as follows: 60 years – Julia Krischke; 45 years – Linda Veselka; 40 years – Mary Ann Demel, Angie Schwenke and Laurie Trench; 30 years – Sandra Warnken; 25 years – Carol Ohnheiser, Jeanette Treybig and Linda Wagner; and 15 years – Connie Florus, Karey Ann Kalich and Barbara Lesikar.

Altar Society gives service awards

Second Chance closed Jan. 21-23 due to weather

Due to the forecast for inclement weather, Second Chance Emporium will not accept donations Tuesday Jan. 21 through Thursday, Jan. 23.Second Chance, located at 841 South Reynolds, La Grange, is a resale store serving all of Fayette County. For more information on Second Chance, visit www.
Bingo – Rusty Beckmann (back), member and board member, calls bingo games to finish out the day on Wednesdays. Cynthia Meyer (front), holds her blackout prize of two pounds of ground beef from Texas Beef Initiative.

Bingo – Rusty Beckmann (back), member and board member, calls bingo games to finish out the day on Wednesdays. Cynthia Meyer (front), holds her blackout prize of two pounds of ground beef from Texas Beef Initiative.

Sr. Connections: exciting week ahead for active seniors

The week ahead at the Senior Connections activity centers promises to be filled with engaging activities, delicious meals and enriching experiences for seniors in Schulenburg, Flatonia and Weimar. With a variety of events planned, there is something for everyone to enjoy!

Turtle Wing Toast set Jan. 23 at Sengelmann

Turtle Wing Foundation’s annual Toast event is slated for Thursday, Jan. 23 at Sengelmann Hall (upstairs) in Schulenburg.Doors will open and cocktail hour will begin at 6 p.m. with hors d’oeuvres and a cash bar. The program will begin at 7 p.m.