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Hallettsville resident loses life in Lee County accident

A tragic traffic accident Friday night near Lake Somerville State Park claimed the life of Hallettsville resident, Darryl “Mo” Mozisek.According to a report from Texas Department of Public Safety trooper James McCoy, the accident took place on FM 180, near the intersection of FM 1697, in Lee County.

Man arrested for impersonating an officer

The Lavaca County Sheriff's office and the Hallettsville Police Department arrested a man Wednesday morning, Sept. 17 on several charges.According to a LCSO social media post, Trey Lynn Buckley of Schertz was taken into custody for impersonating a public servant.

Moravia Store featured in TCR

The historic Moravia Store was featured recently in the Texas Country Reporter.They described the bar as one of the “best hidden Dive Bars around Texas that you have never heard of.” The bar is a historic bar known for its friendly atmosphere.

Authorities warn public about a scam

Local law enforcement agencies are issuing a scam alert to its citizens regarding a scam that has been circulating recently through the area.

Kirk vigil held in Hallettsville

Dressed in red, white, and blue, citizens filled the St Peter Lutheran church in Hallettsville on Sunday evening for a vigil honoring the life and faith of Charlie Kirk.

Shiner High graduate chosen to intern in Washington, D.C.

Bailey Smith, a 2022 graduate of Shiner High School, and an Agricultural Communications and Journalism and Agricultural Leadership and Development double major at Texas A&M University, recently began a fall 2025 internship in Washington, D.C.

Lavaca County EMS Chief attends bill signing with Texas Governor Abbott

Lavaca County Emergency Management Services Chief Michael Furrh joined fellow rural leaders for the ceremonial signing of House Bill 3000, a major piece of legislation aimed at improving emergency medical response in rural Texas.

Meisetschleager family gears up for annual M+14 Barbecue Cook-off

The Meisetschleager family along with some Moulton community members are gearing up for its 9th annual M+14 Barbecue CookOff on the weekend of Oct. 11 at the Moulton City Park.“This event has really grown,” committee member and Meisetschleager family member Larissa Tesch said.

Enrollment numbers received at Sweet Home ISD Board Meeting

Enrollment numbers were given at the Sweet Home Independent School District (SHISD) Board Meeting Sept. 8.“Enrollment is at an alltime high of 163 students,” Sweet Home Superintendent Candace Pohl said. “105 of those students are transfer students.

City extends moratorium on manufactured homes

The City Council voted to extend a temporary moratorium on the placement of manufactured homes within city limits for another 90 days at the Sept. 9 meeting. This gives City staff more time to evaluate zoning regulations and minimum housing standards.