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HANCHER FAMILY DONATES TO THE COLUMBUS EDUCATION FOUNDATION

A grateful group of “GirlFriends” recently received a donation from the Columbus Lions Club to help fund their work with the third and fourth grade girls who attend the Boys and Girls Club of Champion Valley.

NOVEMBER BEAUTIFICATION AWARD ANNOUNCED

AL&M DONATES TO VETERANS AT CJHS

WEIMAR LIONS COLLECT DOG FOOD DONATIONS

BRASHERS AWARDED YARD OF THE MONTH

RETIRED POLICE OFFICER CELEBRATED FOR SERVICE

As the holiday season approaches, it was appropriate that the theme of this year’s Columbus Garden Club Small Standard Flower Show was “Let’s Celebrate”.

The Deputy Santa Program will be a collaboration this year between the Sheriff’s Office and the Family & Youth Services. Applications for Deputy Santa can be picked up at the Colorado County Sheriff’s Office or at FAYS at 514 Washington St. All applications must be submitted at either location by 5 p.m. on Dec. 1. Applicants must be residents of Colorado County. Those wishing to donate gifts can also leave their donations at the listed locations as well as the Farm Bureau. For other contributions, contact Katlyn Perales at 979-7322388 or [email protected].

COLUMBUS – The Columbus Boy Scout Troop 312 is hosting a hamburger fundraiser on Tuesday, Nov. 14 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. with the proceeds returning to the scout program in the town. The Columbus Noon Lions Club is providing their signature grilled burgers along with a bag of chips as the dinner offered in the drive through fundraiser. Dinners can be picked up at the Boy Scout Hut at Bowie and Preston Streets. For more information, contact 979-292-4061.

COLUMBUS – Columbus Community Hospital will celebrate the completion of its multi-year building expansion and renovation project at the Columbus Community Dedication and Celebration event Nov. 20 at 1 p.m. at the Columbus Wellness Center.

The Rice Raiders season has drawn to a close and they had one of the most productive offensive district seasons.

The Huddle

The Columbus Cardinals regular season has come to a close they finished with an overall record of 10-0 and ranked the number one team in the state but it was their strong district season that helped them secure the top spot in the rankings.

The Weimar Wildcats defeated the Junction Eagles to claim the title of Bi-District Champions on Thursday, Nov. 9, in Seguin, TX.

The Weimar Ladycats season came to an end on Tuesday, Nov. 7, after losing to the Thrall Tigerettes in the Regional Quarterfinal.

The Weimar Ladycats softball team received their championship rings on Thursday, Nov. 9, because of their State Championship run last season.

St. Anthony students have gone on several field trips this fall season.

GIRLFRIENDS GROUP MAKES HOLIDAY BOARDS

CES PICKS WINNERS FOR FALL BALL PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST

Parents as Teachers of Rural South Central Texas (formerly Parents as Teachers Schulenburg-Weimar) celebrated National PAT Day on Nov. 8.