Grona named ASU Player of the Game - Fredericksburg Standard

Taylor Grona (1) of the Angelo State Rambelles basketball team carries the ball around a Cameron University defender during the Rambelles’ 78-57 win over Cameron on Jan. 8 in Lawton, Oklahoma. — Photo courtesy Arath Brito

Sports

January 21, 2026

Grona named ASU Player of the Game

Former Fredericksburg High School girls’ basketball player Taylor Grona was named the Angelo State Rambelles Basketball Player of the Game twice in two weeks by the Angelo State University Athletics Department in San Angelo.

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The Power of the Package with bundles

Jim Mikula

January 21, 2026

It’s Our Business Walking down Main Street on a busy Saturday, it’s easy to see why Fredericksburg is a popular destination. From our boutique shops, ...

Business

New youth community center plans benefit gala

January 21, 2026

Tickets are still on sale for a gala benefiting the new Hive Collective Community & Youth Center in Fredericksburg. The Bee the Light Gala celebration...

Business

CTEC to sponsor D.C. trip to student leaders

January 21, 2026

High school students can win an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C., June 14-21, through Central Texas Electric Cooperative. The Government-in-...

Sports

Billies overcome 22-point deficit to take down Bulldogs

Emotions ran high as FHS players defended against former coach’s plays on the court

By Cary Burgess Standard-Radio Post Sports Editor

January 21, 2026

The Fredericksburg High School boys varsity basketball team staged an emotional comefrom- behind victory to take down district rival, Bandera, 75-71, ...

Sports

FHS girls ride 12-game win streak to No. 9 spot

By Cary Burgess Standard-Radio Post Sports Editor

January 21, 2026

The Fredericksburg High School varsity girls’ basketball team is riding a 12-game winning streak after taking down New Braunfels Long Creek and Bander...

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Over 1,000 hit the books

Fredericksburg’s second annual book festival touches hearts

From Staff Reports

January 21, 2026

The second annual Fredericksburg Book Festival brought over 1,000 people to town for a day of thoughtful discussion, reading, poetry writing and celeb...

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