Lisa Mederos

The policy and

Following an executive session on Jan. 7, City Administrator Tami Blaschke-Walker was authorized “to approve purchases, agreements and purchase orders ... without requiring approval of a majority of the City Council at a public

Weber

The decision,

The Greater Schulenburg Chamber of Commerce has initiated a “Community Cat Project” with a presentation to the City Council at Monday’s regular meeting.

“As we are all aware, Schulenburg has lots and

Hitching Post closing western wear store, expanding convenience store

Schulenburg resident Helen Frances Balcar was walking across Fosters Creek Bridge at 6:17 p.m. when she was struck by a

Fayette County’s certified, dual-purpose law enforcement canine “Lobos” was honored after his recent retirement with a proclamation from the Commissioners Court. 

Lobos, a highly-trained Belgian Malinois, received the highest certification for a

Police Chief Troy Brenek said that Ford overbooked its 2019 Ford Explorers and the SPD’s

Giving more authority to the city administrator to make decisions on purchases and expenditures was questioned by a former alderman at Monday’s regular Schulenburg City Council meeting.