The pandemic, rolling blackouts and historic winter storms created increased need for food and support serviced in the Elgin community. And food emergencies, once a challenge faced by one in seven Elginites last year, now may impact more than twice that number today. As community support from pandemic dollars dwindles, the need for help remains. The Bastrop County Emergency Food Pantry has been there for the community through it all with the generous support of the community.    One of the ways the community shows their support is often through the Elgin Empty Bowl Project. This year’s event will be held on ...