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DISTRICT COURT CASES FILED: In the matter of the marriage of James Tubb and Charlene Tubb, post judgment: motions to enforce (non-AG), filed Mar. 11.

Arts for Rural Texas is committed to providing art experiences and art education to the children of rural Texas throughout the year. ARTS’ Summer Camps provide a creative space for young artists to learn and play. Each camp offers a fun and interactive curriculum where students can learn many different art forms, such as painting, drawing, photography, sculpture, quilting, felting, movie making, performing arts, music, and much more.

COLUMBUS – The Colorado County Republican Party is set to host a party convention for republicans in the precinct and the county on Saturday, March 23 at 805 Radio Lane in the County Multipurpose Room.

The Columbus Elementary School is prepared to host the Pre-K and Kindergarten Round up registration event on Tuesday, April 2.

WEIMAR – Parents as Teachers of Rural South Central Texas hosted their annual fundraising gala themed “UnMasking Potential with PAT” on Feb. 17. The event brought the community together who share a goal of supporting local families by “unmasking” the boundless potential within each child, especially during the most crucial early years of their lives.

COLUMBUS – For those looking into estate planning and the best ways to create a will, Nesbitt Memorial Library is hosting a panel of local experts on Thursday, March 21 to discuss some of the topic’s frequently asked questions.

All sixth-grade students are invited to participate in an essay contest celebrating Dads and Father-figures.

Texana recently celebrated the 10th Anniversary of its Crisis Center in Rosenberg with an outdoor reception in the parking lot of the Center with large tents, flowers, music and an abundance of food for those attending on Tuesday, March 12.

Billy Kahn, president of A Better Columbus, and Rusty Theut, president of the Columbus Rotary Club have announced a partnership where ABC has curated special hanging floral baskets for local merchants, and Rotary is underwriting half the cost.

Arts for Rural Texas is thrilled to announce an upcoming painting workshop with Eric Jacobsen. Learn to paint expressive still life in oil or acrylic, loosen up your style, and give life and energy to paintings.

EAGLE LAKE – At the most recent city council meeting, Mayor Kelley and the city recognized longtime public worker Benito Rangel for 27 years of service to the community. Rangel, one of the longest tenured city workers, received a plaque marking the achievement after spending nearly 30 years with the department.

During this Lenten season, St. Anthony students are attending Stations of the Cross and Adoration in the chapel weekly.

4-HER EARNS TOP 5 SPOT AT HOUSTON RODEO

BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB GETS CREATIVE FOR ARTS AND CRAFTS

RICE SENIORS PREPARE FOR STANDARDIZED TESTS

The Green Door Fund for Workforce Development and Education, an initiative of the Fayette Community Foundation, proudly announces securing $16,200 in matching funds from local businesses for its March Matching Program, with 53% of the goal already met by the community.

The healthcare industry is losing a staggering $150 billion annually due to a rarely mentioned challenge that affects providers and patients: no-shows.