KWE back in session

Community Garden tea party planned for Aug. 17

Tea Fit for a Queen, a Lampasas Community Garden fundraising event, is set for Aug. 17.The tea party is hosted by First Presbyterian Church and will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.Tickets are $25 per person, and all ages are welcome.

Women in Ag Conference set for Sept. 10-11

Tarrant County AgriLife Extension Agency will host the Second Annual Women in Ag Conference on Sept. 10-11.This year's event will take place at the Fort Worth Stock Yards. The conference is designed to assist farm and ranch women in problem-solving, recordkeeping and decision-making skills.

Lometa ISD ready for the new school year

Lometa Principal Kenneth Frazier greets seventh-grader Bandy Hodge at a meet-the-teacher event last week. Classes started Tuesday for Lometa School students.

community calendar

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English country dance night slated

Those looking to participate in English country dances are invited come Aug. 21 from 6-9 p.m. to 1177 County Road 3010 in Lampasas.The evening entertainment is offered with a $5 entry fee “if you come ready to dance without your phone,” said hostess Greta Atkinson.

Police search for suspect in apartment hit-and-run crash

Lampasas police are searching for the suspects of a hit-and-run incident that took place Saturday in the early-morning hours.“We received a call on Saturday, Aug. 3 at 1:25 a.m. about a vehicle crashing into an apartment,” Patrol Sgt. Chuck Montgomery said.

Kempner shooting suspect to enter plea in September

The suspect of a fatal shooting is anticipated to issue a plea at a September court hearing.Timothy Wayne Chaudoin Jr., 22, of Kempner is scheduled for a hearing Sept. 13 after a pre-sentencing investigation.

Water line upgrades made

Last week, city crews spent time inserting a water line in the alley behind South Live Oak Street to aid a fire suppression system for a downtown business on the courthouse square. The work required a portion of East Third Street to be closed between Western Avenue and South Live Oak.