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The Weimar Public Library and Librarian Misty Strode are preparing to have many events over the next week.

As the weather warms and people are coaxed outside to their yards and managed landscapes, it’s time for everyone to remember how to use their outdoor power equipment safely and properly.

The Columbus Cardinals started their spring break vacation on Tuesday, March 9, by adding another district win to their record.

The Columbus Lady Cardinals welcomed the Tidehaven Tigerettes on Tuesday, March 12 for a district game.

PLAYOFF WARM-UP GAME FOR LADY CARDS

The Columbus Cardinals soccer team is heading into playoffs, and they are scheduled to start on March 26 at the Houston Stafford Municipal Stadium.

The Columbus Lady Cardinals just had their All-District team announced and now they have two players on the Regional team.

The Weimar Wildcats needed extra innings to capture their first district win of the season.

The Weimar Ladycats played three games in three days and went 1-2 in those three games.

RICE HIGH SCHOOL ONE ACT PLAY PERFORMS HIGHLY

The school board for Rice CISD approved the calendar for the upcoming school year in 2024-25 during its regular meeting on March 18.

CES CLASS PARTICIPATES IN AG LITERACY PROGRAM

Columbus Elementary School is set to host a morning open house for residents to tour the facilities available to the students and staff.

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB VISIT LIBRARY

The Rice Consolidated Independent School District student-athletes are preparing to go through the necessary health screening process before engaging in extracurricular sports for the upcoming 2024-25 school year.

SCHULENBURG – The Stanzel Family Foundation is proud to announce its recent grant allocations to two impactful organizations, the Turtle Wing Foundation and And Then a New Day. These grants exemplify the Foundation’s ongoing commitment to fostering community well-being and supporting organizations that address critical needs.

The Weimar VFW Auxiliary to Post 5875 met for its regular meeting on March 12 with 7 members present. The meeting was opened according to the Ritual by President Charlene Muras.

Katie Parker still gets nervous just crossing the street. Eight years ago, a careless driver plowed into her and her dog, Riley, while they were out for a jog. Parker was hit with such force that she was thrown more than 60 feet. Riley, a Great Dane, was killed on what was supposed to be a pleasant morning jog.

Exercise is necessary for people to stay healthy.

The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Office of Colorado County is pleased to announce that the 2024 South Texas Agriculture Symposium will be held on Tuesday, April 30 from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.