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The Rice Lady Raiders have been experiencing a lot of growing pains this season, but the score does not reflect what this team is right now.

The Rice Raiders have been struggling in district play so far this season and are still searching for their second district win of the season.

The Rice Raiders hosted the Swamp Relays at their home field on Thursday, March 28.

The Weimar Ladycats took on Shiner and Bloomington on Tuesday, March 26, and Thursday, March 28, and came up short in one of those games.

The Weimar Wildcats played on Tuesday, March 26, against Shiner and on Thursday, March 28, against Bloomington and ended up splitting the games with a loss and a win.

The Weimar Wildcats traveled to Altair to participate in the Swamp Relays on Thursday, March 28.

CHS ONE-ACT PLAY REACHES AREA

GARWOOD ELEMENTARY RELEASES HONOR ROLL

St. Anthony would like to wish all a happy Easter!

ELIS SELECTS STUDENTS OF THE MONTH

ST. MICHAEL

The Columbus Chamber of Commerce is at the table of many conversations happening in the region that include workforce, transportation, housing, business growth, economic, and community development. Recognizing that we cannot control certain outcomes like weather, national economy, international conflicts, etc., we do recognize that we can help be a builder of and resource to our members and community.

DISTRICT COURT CASES FILED:

Many things in life can be rather dangerous. For me, the most dangerous things in my life are thoughts.

The John Everett Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution and the Robert Rankin Chapter #62, Sons of the American Revolution presented Herb & Peggy Fish, located at 1353 CR 151, Columbus, Texas, with the American Flag display certificates for April 2024.

GARWOOD VETERANS MEMORIAL LIBRARY HOSTS EASTER EVENT

The Turtle Wing Foundation has been active to end March and hopes to keep their activity throughout the month of April after announcing a matching donation initiative.

“Ready, Set, Library!”

Linda Gail Schulz Lakich of Columbus,Texas, a beloved wife, mother, grandmother, sister and dear friend to many, passed away on March 23, 2024 in Schulenburg, Texas, surrounded by her family. She was born April 24, 1955, in Enid, Oklahoma, to Mildred and Bob Schulz, the second of five children. Her childhood was spent bonding with her four siblings and parents moving every few years for her father’s chemical engineering career across Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas, and Louisiana.