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Syrinek retiring after 28 years with USPS, 12 as local postmaster

Syrinek retiring after 28 years with USPS, 12 as local postmaster

Syrinek retiring after 28 years with USPS, 12 as local postmaster

After a 28-year career with the U.S. Postal Service, Wendy Syrinek announced her retirement, effective May 31. After starting as a city letter carrier and serving in many positions and offices throughout Central Texas, she was selected as postmaster in Schulenburg 12 years ago.
SHS athletes ‘give back’ on Saturday

SHS athletes ‘give back’ on Saturday

SHS athletes ‘give back’ on Saturday

High school student-athletes spent four hours Saturday morning, May 21 working on Schulenburg ISD grounds as part of the first “Athletes Give Back Day.
Schulenburg ISD Board of Trustees President Craig Schulz (left) presents outgoing trustee Steve Dees a plaque at Monday night’s meeting in appreciation of his service to the district over the past five years. In addition, Tony Shank (not present) was recognized for serving as a trustee for the last three years. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Schulenburg ISD Board of Trustees President Craig Schulz (left) presents outgoing trustee Steve Dees a plaque at Monday night’s meeting in appreciation of his service to the district over the past five years. In addition, Tony Shank (not present) was recognized for serving as a trustee for the last three years. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Trustees approve new hires

Four new educators for Schulenburg ISD were hired with the approval of the Board of Trustees following an executive session at its meeting Monday night.
Sheriff Keith Korenek and Deputy Michael Krenek are shown with the vehicle involved in Monday’s pursuit.

Sheriff Keith Korenek and Deputy Michael Krenek are shown with the vehicle involved in Monday’s pursuit.

Pursuit starts near Flatonia, travels thru Schulenburg, ends in La Grange

The Fayette County Sheriff’s Department reported that on Monday, May 23 at approximately 8:37 a.m., Investigator David Smith was on Interstate 10 near Flatonia when he observed a vehicle in the median which appeared to have just wrecked.
Tidwell inducted into Hall of Fame

Tidwell inducted into Hall of Fame

Tidwell inducted into Hall of Fame

Roxann Redding (left) and Sheila Brossmann (right) congratulate Larry Tidwell on his induction into the Texas High School Basketball Hall of Fame. The former Schulenburg ISD girls’ athletic director and Lady Horn coach was one of eight honored this year at a ceremony Sunday, May 22 in San Antonio.
Academic Pride & Spirit Award

Academic Pride & Spirit Award

Academic Pride & Spirit Award

Schulenburg High School seniors Brysen Brown (right) and (not shown) Jorge Olvera received the “Academic Pride & Spirit Award” for the 2021-22 school year at the Senior Scholarship and Academic Banquet held Wednesday, May 11. Presenting the award was SHS Principal Roque Thompson (left).

Issue with radio system brought up

The Fayette County Commissioners Court heard about gaps in radio communications across county lines at its meeting on Thursday, May 12. “If there would be a large, acute event, we would have major communication problems,” Emergency Management Coordinator Craig Moreau said.

Sticker wins 7 awards in TGCPA contest

The Sticker received awards in all seven categories it entered in the Texas Gulf Coast Press Association’s Better Newspaper Contest. Winners in three divisions were announced during the TGCPA’s 84th annual convention, held May 12-14 in Sugar Land. All entries were published in 2021.
Meredith Magliolo successful clears 5-feet, 3-inches on her first attempt, which ultimately earned her a silver medal at state. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Meredith Magliolo successful clears 5-feet, 3-inches on her first attempt, which ultimately earned her a silver medal at state. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Soph. springs to silver at state

Matching a personal record at the state meet undoubtedly would have made Meredith Magliolo happy enough.

Cameras for county ambulances approved

The Fayette County Commissioners Court approved the purchase of camera systems for ambulances using Capital Area Trauma Regional Advisory Council grant funding at the meeting on Thursday, May 12. The cost in six ambulances is $17,852.