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June 11, 2009 RSS feed / Community News

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From the Chef's Corner

No-Cook Peanut Butter Refrigerated Pie
by Chef Deedle
This is probably the easiest but most delicious pie I've ever eaten. It takes no time to make and it's worth the time to wait while it chills. Mix together first 4 ingredients. Pour into graham cracker crust and refrigerate until set. More...

Giddings Library News Corner

by Loree Rost

Danielle Steel, one of this area's most popular authors, has a new book, One Day At A Time in both hardback and CD. It's a story of three very different people who learn to take life as it is—one day at a time. More...

Grandma's Brag

Daughters of Joey and Wanda Adams of Lexington. Granddaughters of Mary Stifflemire of Lexington and Al and Josephine Warden of Austin. More...

Lions Club Plans Summer Fund Raiser

Story by Gladys Renyolds Photo by Mary Stifflemere

The Lexington Lions Club was honored last Thursday night by having Mr. Tom Kleinschmidt, State Representative and Lexington resident, hold the meeting. All of our plans now are about the fund raising event scheduled for July. Mr. More...

Fayette County Country Music

The Fayette County Country Music Club will host their monthly Opry on Monday, June 15 at the KC Hall in La Grange. The show starts at 7:30 p.m. and doors open at 5:30 p.m. This month features a variety of musical talent. More...

Community Cookout Friday

The Lexington Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring their Free Annual Community Cookout at Lexington City Park on Friday, June 12, 2009 at 6:30 p.m. More...

Are We Having Fun Yet?

The North Carolina Zoo has a program called "Snooze at the Zoo." It sounded innocent enough. It sounded fun. And I suppose it would have been, if I was not the one who had to go. More...

Pets for Adoption

Giddings Animal Shelter, 1900 S. Leon St, Giddings. Call 979-540-3919

Adoption fees for dogs are $55; cats are $40. This includes a micro-chip, 30 days of pet health insurance and a $50 vet voucher that goes towards the cost of the spay/neuter AND the most important part is that you will be saving a life. More...














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