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The Colorado County Row Crop Committee and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office of Colorado County would like to invite residents to the 2024 Colorado County Row Crop Tour on Thursday, June 20.
Read moreThe Weimar Public Library will offer a free chess class and a free Hapkido class this summer. The classes are backto- back with a 30-minute lunch time in between to better facilitate parents’ schedules.
Read moreHABITAT FOR HUMANITY RECEIVES HELP FROM CHS
Read moreThe Saturday, May 4 election resulted in a changing of the guard at certain official positions within the county as well as the successful passing of a school bond for Columbus ISD that dominated much of the discussion leading up to the vote.
Read moreCOLUMBUS – The corner of Schobel’s restaurant has a visible mark on it following a crash that left several first responders surrounding the building on April 24.
Read moreEAGLE LAKE – Many residents in the city are mourning the loss of a longtime staple in the community as Mary Ann Kaluza, passionately called the “Secretary of Eagle Lake” by friends, passed away on April 15. The lifetime resident made an impact on the town she called home from birth, leading Mayor Tim Kelley to sign a proclamation naming April 23 as Mary Ann Kaluza Day.
Read moreWEIMAR – A sizable grant used for construction on street improvements could have potentially led to Weimar hurting their opportunity for future funding as abandoned gas lines from CenterPoint prevented contractors from fulfilling the construction by their set deadline. However, with a new agreement in place, CenterPoint seems to be ready to remove those lines and help the town move forward with their planned improvements.
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