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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.
Baggies of drugs were found during a search of a local residence. Photo Courtesy of Fayette County Sheriff’s Department

Baggies of drugs were found during a search of a local residence. Photo Courtesy of Fayette County Sheriff’s Department

Local man arrested after search of residence

Sheriff Keith Korenek reported last week that a month-long investigation by the Fayette County Undercover Narcotics Unit resulted in a search warrant conducted on a residence in Schulenburg on Thursday, April 1.

Public hearing on Perdue’s tax abatement rescheduled

Because the final revision of a tax abatement agreement was received a few days later than expected, the Fayette County Commissioners Court reset the date of a public hearing on Perdue Farms’ application at its meeting on Thursday, April 8.
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Proclamation recognizes dispatchers

Last week, the Fayette County Commissioners Court signed a proclamation designating April 11-17 as Public Safety Telecommunicator Week in Fayette County.

City-wide cleanup set on four dates in April

The City of Schulenburg has scheduled its spring city-wide cleanup – open only to customers who live inside the city limits and pay monthly garbage fees – on the following dates: Wednesday, April 14 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Saturday, April 17 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, April 21 9 a.m. to 5...
KEANU ANTHONY

KEANU ANTHONY

Two of 23 area qualifiers

Keanu Anthony clears the bar in the high jump and Sani Thompson spins on a discus throw at the District 28-2A track meet last week. They were two of 23 Schulenburg High athletes who placed in the top four at district to advance to the area event in Thrall on April 14.