Hallettsville

Alice Jo Summers will stay as mayor, voters decided Saturday.

Alice Jo Summers will stay as mayor, voters decided Saturday.

Hallettsville voters keep Summers as mayor

Alice Jo Summers will retain her role as mayor of Hallettsville, voters decided Saturday. Summers faced a three-way race for the city’s top elected position, with challenges coming from councilwoman and mayor pro-tem Cindy Renken and Hallettsville resident Gordon C. Clark.
Photo by Steven Punch

Photo by Steven Punch

Annual Lavaca River Clean-Up Day

At Monday’s Commissioner’ Court meeting, the court designated Saturday, April 22 as the Annual Lavaca River Clean-up Day. The Hallett Oak Foundation’s Friends of Lavaca River will host a river clean-up day on Saturday, April 22.
Graphic by Michelle Price

Graphic by Michelle Price

Annual Fiddlers Frolics on tap for April 21-23

By Jimmy Appelt - Art by Michelle Price tribunenewsroom@sbcglobal.net   The 52nd annual Fiddlers Frolics will take place April 21-23, with a top cast of entertainers lined up to appear all three days, as well as the best fiddler players in the Texas.
James Adam Day, 43, of Vidor was arrested by Hallettsville police when he reportedly pulled what looked like a grenade to threaten the officers he ran from when they arrived at the scene of a reported domestic dispute Wednesday evening.

James Adam Day, 43, of Vidor was arrested by Hallettsville police when he reportedly pulled what looked like a grenade to threaten the officers he ran from when they arrived at the scene of a reported domestic dispute Wednesday evening.

Domestic dispute gets dangerous Wednesday when man pulled what looked to be a grenade

A domestic dispute turned into all-out bomb scare just outside the Lavaca County Courthouse Wednesday evening when a man dropped a device that looked awful lot like a grenade not long after he got tazed by police for reportedly threatening them with said device, the Hallettsville Police Department...
The Sacred Heart Catholic School 5th graders recently participated in the St. Jude Math-A-Thon program and raised $2,358.25. The amount raised  goes toward helping kids who battle cancer and other deadly diseases. During the past years, the 5th grade classes have been involved in the program and have raised a total of over $14 thousand. The photo shows this year’s 5th grade class along with their teacher and coordinator of the school’s participation, Doris Fenner. Photo by Ruth Barton

The Sacred Heart Catholic School 5th graders recently participated in the St. Jude Math-A-Thon program and raised $2,358.25. The amount raised goes toward helping kids who battle cancer and other deadly diseases. During the past years, the 5th grade classes have been involved in the program and have raised a total of over $14 thousand. The photo shows this year’s 5th grade class along with their teacher and coordinator of the school’s participation, Doris Fenner. Photo by Ruth Barton

SHCS 5th graders participate in St. Jude Math-A-Thon program

The 5th Grade students at Sacred Heart Catholic School recently participated in the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital Math-A-Thon program and raised $2358.25 to help kids battling cancer and other deadly diseases.
Photo courtesy of Pixabay

Photo courtesy of Pixabay

2023 Lavaca Roundup set for Sunday, March 26

The 2023 Lavaca Roundup (Show - Shine - Social)  is coming up on Sunday, March 26 from 1 p.m. - 4 p.m. at the Lavaca County Courthouse Square.   It is open to all — Cars Trucks, Bikes, Boats, Tractors.  All donations will benefit the Lavaca County Relay for Life. 
Geralyn Klimitchek named best high teacher in Texas.

Geralyn Klimitchek named best high teacher in Texas.

Klimitchek honored as TCCB high school teacher of the year

Having taught her entire career at Sacred Heart Catholic School, science teacher Geralyn Klimitchek was recently honored as High School Teacher of the Year by the Texas Catholic Conference of Bishops.

Tri County Softball umpires will meet on Dec. 14

The Tri-County Softball Umpires meeting will be December 14 at 6:30 p.m. at the Hallettsville ISD Board Room. We are always looking for new members. Please consider coming to this meeting to learn more about becoming a certified high school softball official.