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Incumbent defeated in Council race

Clarence Ahlschlager Jr. was elected as Place 4 alderman on the Schulenburg City Council, defeating incumbent Geoffrey Schiffli by 191 votes. The election was held on Nov. 3, postponed from the normal May date due to the pandemic.

Outgoing band director criticizes arts ed at SISD

After the Schulenburg ISD Board of Trustees approved his resignation and it was reported in the Oct. 29 issue, Alan D. Perkins contacted the Sticker to, in his words, “set the record straight.”
Praha ceremony honors veterans

Praha ceremony honors veterans

Praha ceremony honors veterans

Schulenburg American Legion McBride Post 143 members (from left) Kenneth Berger, Robert Hranicky, and James Brossmann folded the American flag as part of the 58th annual Praha All Veterans Day ceremony on Sunday, Nov. 8.
Sgt. Randy Thumann, with assistance from K-9 partner Kolt, located $7.5 million in Fentanyl inside the battery of a Chevrolet Silverado pickup during a traffic stop on I-10 near Flatonia.

Sgt. Randy Thumann, with assistance from K-9 partner Kolt, located $7.5 million in Fentanyl inside the battery of a Chevrolet Silverado pickup during a traffic stop on I-10 near Flatonia.

Fentanyl found in battery during traffic stop on I-10

The Fayette County Narcotics K-9 Unit seized 18.5 pounds of raw Fentanyl during a traffic stop on Interstate 10 about three miles west of Flatonia on Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek.

Council approves fire station annex

Plans from the Schulenburg Volunteer Fire Department for an additional building were approved by the City Council at its regular meeting Monday, Nov. 2.

October rain totals only .42 of an inch

Local weather observer Elroy Dieringer reported only two days of rainfall during October totaling .42 of an inch. His measurements last month were as follows: • Oct. 16 .....................0.21”; • Oct. 28 .....................0.21”. Since 1926, Schulenburg has averaged 3.70 inches in October.

THC program to help with preservation of historical buildings

In an effort to secure funds for fixing up historical structures in town, the Schulenburg City Council gave the go-ahead at its regular meeting Monday, Nov. 2 for City staff to pursue a certification with the Texas Historical Commission.
County makes change to active case reporting

County makes change to active case reporting

County makes change to active case reporting

Fayette County is making a change to the way active cases are reported due to a new and more accurate data point that is now provided by the Texas Department of State Health Services. Previously a case was active, with a few exceptions, for 14 days from the report date.
Pink Out’ effort donated to Relay for Life

Pink Out’ effort donated to Relay for Life

‘Pink Out’ effort donated to Relay for Life

The Schulenburg High School Student Council sold “Pink Out” T-shirts to raise money to be donated to the Relay for Life of Southern Fayette County in honor of Chris Hooper. In all, $1096.40 was raised.

Deputy Santa Program dates announced

Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek and the deputies of the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office have announced the dates for this year’s Deputy Santa Program: Nov. 30-Dec. 16. Toys will be handed out to participants at three different locations on Dec. 17.