Lifestyle

Contributed Photo

Contributed Photo

A living legacy to the leader of the band

Early last month, Mr. George Koudelka presented new Moulton Superintendent Renee Fairchild with the first professional album ever recorded by the Moulton High School Class of 1982 on this, which be both the 40th anniversary of their class and the 40th anniversary of that album. Just for fun, Dr.
That red classic 1965 Ford Mustang under the wing of that bright yellow Piper Cub could be yours if you wind up being the lucky winner of the Hallettsville Barnstormers’ drawing. Only 2,000 tickets will be sold, with proceeds going to help fund scholarships to local graduates looking to the fields of aviation.

That red classic 1965 Ford Mustang under the wing of that bright yellow Piper Cub could be yours if you wind up being the lucky winner of the Hallettsville Barnstormers’ drawing. Only 2,000 tickets will be sold, with proceeds going to help fund scholarships to local graduates looking to the fields of aviation.

Hallettsville Fly-In takes off Oct. 1

The eighth annual Hallettsville Fly-In will soon be upon us once again, and the Texas Barnstorming Museum will once again play host as pilots from all over Texas take flight on Saturday, Oct. 1, to come and show their support of local high school graduates with a taste wild blue yonder.
Contributed Photo

Contributed Photo

Rotary helps Shiner Animal Services stay cool

A huge thank you to Rotary Club of Shiner No. 6347 for the $1,000 donation they made to Shiner Animal Services. This donation will be used to put in a new air conditioning/heating unit into the shelter to help keep the animals comfortable during their stay.
MISD Photo

MISD Photo

See anybody you know?

Moulton ISD staff found these pictures cleaning out the administration office recently, and they’d love to find out who everyone is and what occasion brought them all together. If you know the answers to either of these questions, they’d love to hear from you.
The Tuba Meisters Band kicks things off at 11 a.m. inside the air-conditioned main hall at the 101st annual Shiner Catholic Church Fall Picnic on Sunday, Sept. 4.

The Tuba Meisters Band kicks things off at 11 a.m. inside the air-conditioned main hall at the 101st annual Shiner Catholic Church Fall Picnic on Sunday, Sept. 4.

Everybody's familiar with tuba, right?

No instrument is more identified with German and Czech music than the tuba, and if want to hear some of those horns at their finest, you won't want to miss The TubaMeisters take the stage at 11 a.m.
Shiner police, TxDOT, Texas DPS, Texas Agrilife Extension Service, emergency managent personnel and members of the Kaspar Foundatioin gathered at Green Dickson Park for the first-of-its-kind kids' car seat checkout.d

Shiner police, TxDOT, Texas DPS, Texas Agrilife Extension Service, emergency managent personnel and members of the Kaspar Foundatioin gathered at Green Dickson Park for the first-of-its-kind kids' car seat checkout.d

Call it a car seat wellness clinic

Roughly a dozen locals turned out last week at Green Dickson Park to see if their child’s safety seat or booster seat was up to snuff and compliant with the current rules of the road in Texas.
Pictured are Deacon John McCourt, Moulton Grand Knight George Kalisek, the Rev. Felix Twumasi of the Hostyn Catholic Church near La Grange, which exploded June 9 in a freak accident that claimed the life of one of its longtime parishioners, and Moulton KC Treasurer John Bumpas.

Pictured are Deacon John McCourt, Moulton Grand Knight George Kalisek, the Rev. Felix Twumasi of the Hostyn Catholic Church near La Grange, which exploded June 9 in a freak accident that claimed the life of one of its longtime parishioners, and Moulton KC Treasurer John Bumpas.

Moulton’s Knights to the Rescue ride again

Members of the Moulton Knights of Columbus Council No. 3244 recently joined with charities and church groups from across the area in helping the Holy Rosary Catholic Church in Hostyn get back on its feet after a freak accident at the church on Thursday, June 9.
Nobody likes keeping track of all those paper tags.Why not give the new digital tags a try?

Nobody likes keeping track of all those paper tags.Why not give the new digital tags a try?

Digital tagging options now available in Texas

Digital tagging is now available as an option with select 2022-23 resident Super Combo licenses, including the Super Combo, Senior Super Combo and Lifetime Super Combo. With any one of these digital licenses, you can digitally tag your deer, turkey and oversized red drum harvests.