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The Colorado Valley Quilt Guild’s “Cut Above” award went to Jo Anne Hill (left) and Pat Scherer (right).

The Colorado Valley Quilt Guild’s “Cut Above” award went to Jo Anne Hill (left) and Pat Scherer (right).

Quilt Guild selects ‘Cut Above’ award recipients

At the September meeting, the Colorado Valley Quilt Guild had a tied vote on two deserving women for the “Cut Above” award, given to members who have gone “above and beyond” for the guild.One of the recipients is Jo Anne Hill of La Grange.
Bob and Nancy Stiles (front, holding certificates) feel that flying the American flag shows pride in this country. They also fly the Texas flag and the Columbus Cardinals flag. DAR/SAR representatives shown are (back row, from left) Judy Zachmeyer, Glen Strey (behind Zachmeyer), Nelma Strey, Connie Dittrich, Marti Herring, Donna Pustejovsky, Stephanie and Rick Mattix, and Dave Zachmeyer.

Bob and Nancy Stiles (front, holding certificates) feel that flying the American flag shows pride in this country. They also fly the Texas flag and the Columbus Cardinals flag. DAR/SAR representatives shown are (back row, from left) Judy Zachmeyer, Glen Strey (behind Zachmeyer), Nelma Strey, Connie Dittrich, Marti Herring, Donna Pustejovsky, Stephanie and Rick Mattix, and Dave Zachmeyer.

DAR/SAR recognize flag display of Stiles residence

The John Everett Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, and Robert Rankin Chapter No 62, Sons of the American Revolution, presented Bob and Nancy Stiles, 634 Spring St., Columbus, with theAmerican flag display certificates for October.Bob and Nancy Stiles have been married and lived in...
The former locations of Washington Alley and Lincoln Alley on this map are highlighted with darker horizontal lines. The darker vertical line indicates the location of the old Jaeger Mill Road.

The former locations of Washington Alley and Lincoln Alley on this map are highlighted with darker horizontal lines. The darker vertical line indicates the location of the old Jaeger Mill Road.

Footprints of Fayette

A Historical Column From The Fayette County Historical CommissionIn the late 19th and early 20th century, our county was crisscrossed with small roads leading from one community to another, providing the shortest routes possible for settlers who had to travel by horseback or wagon.

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Sacred Heart Band Tamale SaleThe Sacred Heart-Hallettsville band is holding a tamale sale from Thursday, Oct. 9 to Monday, Oct. 27. Cost is $12 for a dozen tamales and $10 for a quart of salsa.
Schulenburg High class of 1960 holds get-together

Schulenburg High class of 1960 holds get-together

Schulenburg High class of 1960 holds get-together

The Schulenburg High School class of 1960 held its annual reunion on Thursday, Oct. 2 at Robert’s Steakhouse in Flatonia. At this time 66 years ago, the classmates were starting their senior year at SHS. There were 13 classmates plus seven spouses in attendance at this reunion.

Food manager training course set in La Grange

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Fayette County is offering a two-day professional food manager certification training course, “Food Safety: It’s Our Business,” on Monday and Tuesday, Nov. 17-18 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Randolph Recreation Center, 653 East Pearl St., La...

Eight GNT genealogy sessions to be streamed Oct. 17 at Fayette library

In celebration of October as Family History Month, the Fayette Heritage Museum & Archives in La Grange will again join the Genealogy Network of Texas (GNT) for a series of eight streamed genealogy programs on Friday, Oct. 17 from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The GNT, a statewide initiative to connect...

Program on sharpening garden tools set Oct. 14

The topic for this month's Bluebonnet Master Gardener lunch-and-learn educational program is “Sharpening Your Tools,” scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 14 at the Fayette County Agricultural Building, 255 Svoboda Lane in La Grange.Dull tools can make gardening chores harder.