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First pitch for Turtle Wing game

First pitch for Turtle Wing game

First pitch for Turtle Wing game

Emma Kubala, an eighth grader at Schulenburg Junior High School and daughter of Darla and Matt Kubala, throws out the first pitch for the Lady Horns’ Turtle Wing game at the Sports Complex on Tuesday, March 22. The Weimar High softball team did likewise with Wesley Morgan doing the honors.

Burn ban stays in effect

A ban on outdoor burning in unincorporated areas, originally enacted on Feb. 15, was left in place at the Fayette County Commissioners Court meeting on Thursday, March 24.
Rodriguez named all-region

Rodriguez named all-region

Rodriguez named all-region

Lady Horn junior Airyanna Rodriguez was selected to the Texas Association of Basketball Coaches’ all-region team for Class 2A Region IV. All-region and all-state honorees were announced last week in all classifications by the TABC.
Schulenburg FFA’ers compete in livestock judging at Houston

Schulenburg FFA’ers compete in livestock judging at Houston

Schulenburg FFA’ers compete in livestock judging at Houston

Schulenburg FFA members competed in the largest livestock judging contest in the state on Monday, March 14 at the Houston Livestock Show. The members competing were (from left) Haley Schramek, Blane Warnken, Grant Kubala, Blake Meyer, Madyson Holub and Kyrroll Prihoda.

Hooper Day at Ballpark, Homerun Derby planned

The 11th annual Jack Hooper Day at the Ballpark & Homerun Derby will be a little different this year as events will be held on two separate days, since the weather has not cooperated the past couple of years. On Sunday, April 10 at 2 p.m.
District wins over Louise

District wins over Louise

District wins over Louise

The Lady Horns and Shorthorns both run-ruled Louise to pick up district wins over Spring Break. PHOTO 1: Tamara Otto connects for her third hit, one of which cleared the fence for a home run, against the Lady Hornets.

Civic Center repairs discussed

After giving the go-ahead to a costly cleanup caused by a leaking water fountain two weeks ago, the Schulenburg City Council mulled over several other needed repairs to the Civic Center at its meeting Monday, March 21.
Service station from 1950s turned into short-term lodging

Service station from 1950s turned into short-term lodging

Service station from 1950s turned into short-term lodging

After some 70 years, the building along Highway 90 on the west end of town has gone from a place to get flats fixed to becoming a “flat.” A project of Joe and Roxanne Orsak, the Sinclair service station at 1319 Summit St. was transformed into a bed and breakfast/short-term lodging facility.