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COLUMBUS – The Columbus Police Department potentially took a stand against child trafficking in Colorado County as they successfully arrested a man allegedly connected with the disappearance of a 12-year-old girl in Missouri City the week prior.

Columbus celebrates prior to premier local FFA competition

Mary Catherine Berger, aged 88, passed away on March 3 in Columbus, Texas. She was a beloved mother, wife, and friend who will be deeply missed by all who knew her.

Ongoing severe drought continues to impact region’s water supply reservoirs As the region continues to deal with the effects of a severe drought, the Lower Colorado River Authority has determined no water from the Highland Lakes will be available for most LCRA agricultural customers in Colorado, Wharton and Matagorda counties in 2024.

Spring Break is here for Weimar schools, meaning the Weimar Library has plenty to do for students and families with a little more time on their hands.

Leyco Real Estate Company came out to help install insulation at Colorado County Habitat for Humanity’s 30th Home.

SCHULENBURG – The Stanzel Family Foundation is accepting scholarship applications for the 20232024 school year for their highly-coveted Joseph & Victor Stanzel Memorial Scholarship.

The Navidad Valley Cattle Women are seeking applicants for their 2024 Scholarships.

COUNTY FAIR COURT VISITS THE HOUSTON RODEO

COLUMBUS – The African American community in Colorado County celebrated their culture and history with a banquet in the cafeteria of Columbus High School on Saturday, March 2.

The Columbus Chamber of Commerce welcomed Mraz Quality Golf Carts to the community with a Grand Opening and Ribbon cutting on March 1 at their 1538 Fannin St. location.

The Columbus Lady Cardinals traveled to San Antonio on Thursday, Feb. 29, and found themselves in the same position they were in last season being one game away from the State Championship game.

The Columbus Cardinals baseball team is off to a hot start this season starting the year 7-1.

The Columbus golf team traveled to Weimar to participate in the Weimar golf Tournament on Monday, Feb. 26, and Wednesday, Feb. 28.

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CONNECTION TO THE COUNTY: STATE CHAMPION ARCHER

The Rice Raiders baseball team is off to a solid start to the baseball season keeping themselves right at the .500 mark.

The Weimar Wildcats competed in a golf tournament at their home course and turned in some strong numbers.

The Weimar Ladycats hosted a softball tournament over the weekend and came away with second place.