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Ohnheiser opposing Koopmann for mayor

Ohnheiser opposing Koopmann for mayor

Ohnheiser opposing Koopmann for mayor

The Sticker posed a set of questions to the two candidates seeking the position of City of Schulenburg mayor in order to help voters make their decisions.Terms are for two years.
Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Getting a jump on Easter

Youngsters race to gather eggs outside the Schulenburg Public Library as part of Easter activities held this past Saturday morning, April 12.The event, hosted by Friends of the Library, drew around 40 kids and also included an Easter story, snacks, as well as a visit from the Easter Bunny.

Preliminary plat rejected

An application from DGV Investments for a preliminary plat located in Precinct 1 was unanimously rejected by the Fayette County Commissioners Court at its meeting on Thursday, April 10.County Inspector Clint Sternadel said that there are several flag lots adjacent to each other on the preliminary...
FFA’ers earn spot in state contest

FFA’ers earn spot in state contest

FFA’ers earn spot in state contest

The Schulenburg FFA dairy judging team – (from left) Jolene Jarvis, Kenna Oliver, Landry Zapalac, and Mikayla Stang – competed in the Area XI Dairy Judging Contest at Tarleton State University this past week. The team ended up placing eighth in area and first in district.

Purchase of building nixed by aldermen

After meeting in executive session for about 40 minutes during last week’s meeting to deliberate about real property, the Schulenburg City Council voted unanimously in open session to direct City Administrator Tami Walker to contact the Realtor regarding 605 Upton Ave.Walker indicated that the City...

Council OKs measure to move along City Hall work

In an effort to avoid delays with the ongoing renovations at 535 North Main St., the Schulenburg City Council authorized City Administrator Tami Walker to contact contractors and approve expenditures at a special meeting on Monday, April 14.The aldermen set a maximum of $150,000 that Walker could...
Shown with Lee Hafley (center), the lone finalist for Schulenburg ISD superintendent, are: (from left) SISD trustees Hale Hentges, Michael “Dumas” Demel, Shannon Hollas; and (from right) Joel Blansitt, Mike Zweschper, and Troy Brenek. Not pictured: Trustee Jarrod Schramek.

Shown with Lee Hafley (center), the lone finalist for Schulenburg ISD superintendent, are: (from left) SISD trustees Hale Hentges, Michael “Dumas” Demel, Shannon Hollas; and (from right) Joel Blansitt, Mike Zweschper, and Troy Brenek. Not pictured: Trustee Jarrod Schramek.

Flatonia principal chosen as lone supt. finalist

At a special meeting on Wednesday, April 9, the Schulenburg ISD Board of Trustees voted to name Lee Hafley as the lone finalist for the superintendent position.Aseasoned Texas educator and administrator with 29 years in public education, Hafley has built a reputation as a results-driven leader...
Four candidates vying for two spots on school board

Four candidates vying for two spots on school board

Four candidates vying for two spots on school board

The Sticker posed a set of questions to the four candidates seeking two at-large seats on the Schulenburg ISD Board of Trustees in order to help voters make their decisions.Terms are for three years.
Community Good Friday Service

Community Good Friday Service

Community Good Friday Service set

The Schulenburg Ministerial Alliance will be hosting a Community Good Friday Service at the historic Stephen’s Chapel United Methodist Church on Friday, April 18 at noon. The church is located at the corner of College Street and Wolters Avenue.

Fayette Co. not impacted by measles

In an email dated April 1, Fayette County Emergency Management Coordinator/Grants Specialist Angela Hahn said, “[Judge Dan Mueller] just wanted to reassure county residents that we have not been impacted by the [measles] outbreak at this time.”According to a press release from the office of the...