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Citywide cleanup set for four days in Oct.

The City of Schulenburg has scheduled its fall citywide cleanup – open only to customers who live inside the city limits and pay monthly garbage fees – on the following dates: Wednesday, Oct. 13 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 20 9 a.m. to 5...

Plans for new EMS station proceed

The proposal for a new EMS station moved forward with the Schulenburg City Council’s vote to provide utilities for the building at its regular meeting Monday night, Oct. 4.
Sculptures and paintings on display at the Schulenburg campus of Arts for Rural Texas

Sculptures and paintings on display at the Schulenburg campus of Arts for Rural Texas

Arts for Rural Texas to hold grand opening for local campus Saturday

Arts for Rural Texas started 18 years ago when Michael Clann, Terry Ross and Jeanette Brown decided to provide art opportunities to children. The group set up on the Fayetteville square expecting a dozen kids to come and enjoy a project. Two hundred children arrived and ARTS was born.

Rainfall in September totals 3.59”

Local weather observer Elroy Dieringer recorded very little rainfall for most of September until the final two days of the month.
DYLAN NELSON

DYLAN NELSON

Nelson gets life sentence for 2017 murder near La Grange

Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek reported that the murder trial of Dylan Nelson took place from Sept. 20-24 with the jury convicting the 25-year-old defendant. Nelson was found guilty of the 2017 murder of 43-year-old Jeremy Cornwell of La Grange.
SVFD battles hay bale fire Sunday

SVFD battles hay bale fire Sunday

SVFD battles hay bale fire Sunday

Schulenburg Volunteer Fire Department personnel work to spread out burning hay bales Sunday afternoon behind a building at 1103 Summit St. (Highway 90).
Moreau gives COVID-19 update

Moreau gives COVID-19 update

Moreau gives COVID-19 update

On Friday, Sept. 24, Emergency Management Coordinator Craig Moreau reported that Fayette County’s COVID-19 numbers have rapidly improved for new cases per day and the infection rate was at a record low.

Trustees discuss honoring Brossmann

Noting his many years as one of the local veterans who raised the flag prior to Shorthorn football games, Schulenburg ISD Superintendent Duane Limbaugh brought up honoring James Brossmann at Monday night’s regular meeting of the Board of Trustees.
On hand to sign the articulation agreement establishing the Alliance for College and Career Student Success were: (from left) Dr. Andy Reddock, Flatonia ISD superintendent; Dr. Jeff Harvey, Fayetteville ISD superintendent; Jon Wunderlich, Weimar ISD superintendent; Dr. Mary Hensley, chancellor of the Blinn College District; Dr. Miller Beaird, Columbus ISD assistant superintendent; and Duane Limbaugh, Schulenburg ISD superintendent. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

On hand to sign the articulation agreement establishing the Alliance for College and Career Student Success were: (from left) Dr. Andy Reddock, Flatonia ISD superintendent; Dr. Jeff Harvey, Fayetteville ISD superintendent; Jon Wunderlich, Weimar ISD superintendent; Dr. Mary Hensley, chancellor of the Blinn College District; Dr. Miller Beaird, Columbus ISD assistant superintendent; and Duane Limbaugh, Schulenburg ISD superintendent. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Five school districts partner with Blinn to enhance educational opportunities

The Blinn College District and the Columbus, Fayetteville, Flatonia, Schulenburg, and Weimar ISDs celebrated the launch of a new partnership designed to increase high school dual credit completion and establish seamless pathways toward postsecondary awards and industry credentials with a signing...