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Sgt. Randy Thumann and his K-9 partner Kolt with eight bundles of marijuana located during a traffic stop on a 2000 Chevrolet Z-71 on Interstate 10 near Flatonia.

Sgt. Randy Thumann and his K-9 partner Kolt with eight bundles of marijuana located during a traffic stop on a 2000 Chevrolet Z-71 on Interstate 10 near Flatonia.

Marijuana seized in traffic stop on I-10 near Flatonia

A felony marijuana arrest was made during a traffic stop on Interstate 10 about four miles east of Flatonia on Monday, April 12, according to Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek. Sheriff Korenek reported that around 9:12 a.m., Drug Interdiction Sgt.

Abatement hearing for Perdue reset again

For the third time, a public hearing on the tax abatement application for Perdue Farms in Schulenburg was rescheduled. At a special meeting of the Fayette County Commissioners Court on Thursday, April 15, the hearing was reset for Thursday, May 20 at 6 p.m.
LIMBAUGH

LIMBAUGH

First-place performances at area meet

Two Schulenburg High competitors turned in first-place finishes in their events at the District 27-28 Area Track Meet in Thrall last Wednesday. FIRST PHOTO: Senior Taylor Limbaugh runs away from the field in the 3200-meter run while breaking her own school record.
Junior band member Rosendo Gonzalez shows off the new uniform.

Junior band member Rosendo Gonzalez shows off the new uniform.

Budget amendment OK’d by trustees for new band uniforms

The Schulenburg ISD band will have a different look for the first time in 15 years following action by the Board of Trustees at its regular meeting Monday, April 19. Band Director Justin Bartlett brought two band students to show the old uniform and a new one a designer composed.

Library open to public Tuesday thru Friday

The Schulenburg Public Library will expand limited hours of operation. The library will be open for the public to come into the facility on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays beginning Friday, April 16.
Vaccine Administration

Vaccine Administration

Area vaccination opportunities outlined

Fayette County Emergency Management Chief Craig Moreau issued the following news release last week: “Vaccines are available at many locations in our area. Week by week, the supply is increasing.