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MORE WOMEN’S EVENT MORE, a multi-church women’s ministry, will host its annual event Oct. 9 from 6:30-7:45 p.m. at The Adelphia, 101 FM 580 East. The evening will include refreshments, music and an inspiring message from Debbie Kuker.
Seventh-grade students in Jennifer Baker’s class scan a display for books that may interest them at Lampasas Middle School’s Scholastic Book Fair. erick mitchell | dispatch record

Seventh-grade students in Jennifer Baker’s class scan a display for books that may interest them at Lampasas Middle School’s Scholastic Book Fair. erick mitchell | dispatch record

Book fair palooza this week

Fall Festival on tap in Copperas Cove

Holy Family Catholic Church will hold its annual Fall Festival Sept. 30 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at 1001 Georgetown Rd. in Copperas Cove. A kids’ train ride, games and prizes, vendors, bingo, food and entertainment will be part of the family fun available.

‘Mom Prom’ set for Sept. 29

Lampasas Girl Scout Troops 20001 and 20023 are hosting an ’80s Mom Prom. The event allows mothers to bring their children for a fun dance event. Participants are encouraged to wear their best 1980s-style attire. The Mom Prom will be Sept. 29 from 6-8:30 p.m. at Grace Fellowship Church.

AgriLife Extension Service to offer food handlers’ course Sept. 30

A food handlers’ course accredited by the Texas Department of State Health Services will be offered by the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and Lampasas County Extension Family & Community Health Agent Karen DeZarn. The “Food Safety: It’s in Your Hands” training will be Sept. 30 from 1-2:30 p.

Green Thumb program to present information on culinary herbs

The Highland Lakes Master Gardener Association will offer its next Green Thumb Program on Oct. 19 from 11 a.m. to noon at Lakeshore Library, 7346 Ranch Road 261 in Buchanan Dam. Master Gardener Lyn Mefford will address “Using Cloth Planters to Create Portable Culinary Herb Gardens.

Players take home prizes from Community Bridge

Community Bridge welcomed 24 players at its September gathering. Sylvia Miller took home first place, Margaret Oberender was second, and Tom Casbeer was third. The slam prize went to Beth Griess and Lou Wiginton. The next play date will be Oct. 9 at 1 p.m.
Pierian Club gathers in historic

Pierian Club gathers in historic

Pierian Club gathers in historic setting for its September meeting

The Pierian Club met Sept. 12 in the historic M.D. Abel Co. office building, formerly known as the Manuel Hardware building on East Third Street. President Alicia Straley called the meeting to order at 4 p.m. Twenty-one of the 22 active members were in attendance, along with an honorary member.
Lampasas County Farm Bureau directors, top row from left, are P.R. Cline, Dr. Rusty Calk, Benton Floerke, Dale Postel, Dr. Steve Forsythe, Heston McBride, Stephen Ruzicka, President Mike Hail and Jim Spivey. Bottom row are directors Wade Chapman, Janet Machen, Patsy Stoneham, Donnis Self, Tim Walker and Mickey Edwards, who also serves as District 8 Texas Farm Bureau director. courtesy photo

Lampasas County Farm Bureau directors, top row from left, are P.R. Cline, Dr. Rusty Calk, Benton Floerke, Dale Postel, Dr. Steve Forsythe, Heston McBride, Stephen Ruzicka, President Mike Hail and Jim Spivey. Bottom row are directors Wade Chapman, Janet Machen, Patsy Stoneham, Donnis Self, Tim Walker and Mickey Edwards, who also serves as District 8 Texas Farm Bureau director. courtesy photo

Lampasas County Farm Bureau annual convention slated

The Lampasas County Farm Bureau’s annual convention is slated for Oct. 10. The Lampasas County Farm Bureau Board of Directors extends an invitation to all paid Farm Bureau members to attend at 6 p.m. at the Lampasas County Youth Livestock Barn, where a meal of ribeye steaks will be provided. Dr.

Texas recognizes Veterans Suicide Prevention Day

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is highlighting the numerous resources available to veterans as the state observes Texas Veterans Suicide Prevention Day on Sept. 22. During the 88th Texas Legislature, Gov. Greg Abbott and lawmakers designated Sept.