Burn ban lifted, caution urged

Fayette County’s burn ban was lifted on Thursday, Oct. 8 with an order approved by the...
Schulenburg Area Food Pantry board members and volunteers on hand at last week’s 30th anniversary open house were: (front from left) Jana Semler, Delores Michalke, Veronica Smith, Debra Blansitt, Debbie Behlen, Judy Janik; (back, from left) Bill Michalke, Dallas Canada, Sue Broadwater, Ed Semler, Gerald Smith, Sheila Brossmann, Kenneth Behlen, and Jack Niesner. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Schulenburg Area Food Pantry board members and volunteers on hand at last week’s 30th anniversary open house were: (front from left) Jana Semler, Delores Michalke, Veronica Smith, Debra Blansitt, Debbie Behlen, Judy Janik; (back, from left) Bill Michalke, Dallas Canada, Sue Broadwater, Ed Semler, Gerald Smith, Sheila Brossmann, Kenneth Behlen, and Jack Niesner. Sticker Photo By Darrell Vyvjala

Food pantry celebrates 30 years of helping those in need

For 30 years, the Schulenburg Area Food Pantry has been blessed by the generosity, compassion, and support from the local community.To mark the 30th anniversary of SAFP’s collaboration with the Capital Area Food Bank, an open house was held on Wednesday, Oct. 7 at its current location, 304 East...
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Pair of sweeps

Pair of sweeps

Pair of sweeps

Aubryn Janda (left) directs a successful tip and Michaela Kollmann (right) serves one of her 11...
Stevens Chapel hosts National Night Out

Stevens Chapel hosts National Night Out

Stevens Chapel hosts National Night Out

Youngsters enjoy playing (above) and Sgt. Byron Powe visits at one of the local non-profit tables...
ACE provides treats for SISD personnel

ACE provides treats for SISD personnel

ACE provides treats for SISD personnel

ACE Hardware employees delivered snacks and goodies to the teachers and staff of Schulenburg...
2026 Attendees – Gretchen Sacks (left) of Round Top-Carmine High School and Laney Bludau (right) of Hallettsville High School represented Fayette Electric Cooperative during the 2026 Government-in-Action Youth Tour in Washington, D.C. The students joined fellow delegates from across Texas to explore the nation’s capital, learn about government and leadership, and experience a oncein-a-lifetime educational opportunity.

2026 Attendees – Gretchen Sacks (left) of Round Top-Carmine High School and Laney Bludau (right) of Hallettsville High School represented Fayette Electric Cooperative during the 2026 Government-in-Action Youth Tour in Washington, D.C. The students joined fellow delegates from across Texas to explore the nation’s capital, learn about government and leadership, and experience a oncein-a-lifetime educational opportunity.

FEC taking applications for 2027 Youth Tour to D.C.

Fayette Electric Cooperative is now accepting applications for its 2027 Government- in-Action Youth...