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Row crop tours scheduled for June 20
The Colorado County Row Crop Committee and the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Of -
05/15/2024 23:00
Fleeing felon causes lockdowns
COLUMBUS – Michael White, 23, of Wharton fled the Colorado County Courthouse in Columbus on May 10 when bailiffs at the courthouse attempted to arrest White for an outstanding warrant.
05/15/2024 23:00
Bellville man arrested after car chase
SEALY– Recently, Sealy Police Department attempted to stop a vehicle for a traffic viola -tion on Highway 36 in Sealy.
05/15/2024 23:00
The Postscript
“Making Pickles”
05/15/2024 23:00
“Footprints of Fayette” Sky-Hi in La Grange
America’s infatuation with drive-in theaters began in 1933 with the first known theater established in New Jersey. Popularity would continue to grow with the opening of the Drive-In Short Reel Theatre in Galveston on July 5, 1934, showing cartoons and short reels would be all the rage. America’s entry into WWII would soon slow the growth of drive-in theaters but the return of GIs from the war would rekindle the spark for entertainment away from the traditional movie theatre. The Baby Boomer generation would have a significant impact on the construction of drive-in theaters reaching its peak in the middle 1950s, with the erection of some 4000 driveins nationwide the following announcement appeared in the June 4, 1948 edition of the Fayette County Record: Drive-In Theatre Started Near Port C.H. Branson of Odessa started work Wednesday on the erection of a drive-in theatre near the La Grange Airport.
05/15/2024 23:00
Can You Clobber Cancer with Citrus?
With good health and happiness on my mind today, I am compelled to write this column. In the habit of scouring cyberspace for beneficial ideas and practical medical research, I recently stumbled upon something that is good to know. I have determined to apply this in my own life immediately. Perhaps you might consider doing the same. It should be emphasized however that before you take medical or nutritional advice from a coffee-drinking typewriter nerd, it might be best to consult your own personal physician. But, with that being said, consider the following… In May of 2020, a research study was published by the National Institute for Health. This study presented evidence showing that citrus peelings exhibit anti-carcinogenic effects. Flavonoid compounds found in citrus peels have anti-cancer potential, affecting cellular processes including cell proliferation, cell cycle regulation, apoptosis, metastasis, and angiogenesis. This is big news! Apparently, if you can ingest the good stuff in citrus peels (from oranges, lemons, grapefruit, etc.) you can help your body prevent and fight cancer.
05/15/2024 23:00
Lost toddler scam
Bellville Police Chief Jason Smalley advised his department is being used in conjunction with photos of toddlers who appear in photos in diapers with cuts and abrasions on Facebook.
05/15/2024 23:00
Real estate forum scheduled
WEIMAR – Real estate questions? Information on real estate as it pertains to home ownership, investments, or tax advantages will be discussed at the Friends of the Weimar Public Library real estate informational program on Friday, May 17 at 10 a.m. at the Weimar Library.
05/15/2024 23:00
Columbus man drowns
COLUMBUS – The Colorado County Sheriff's Office released infor - mation about a local man drowning in the Colorado River.
05/08/2024 23:00
2024 Magnolia Belles
2024 Magnolia Belles
05/08/2024 23:00
Burton returns home with gold
Burton returns home with gold
05/08/2024 23:00
Thunder By The Colorado
COLUMBUS-It was a weekend when the community came alive with the thunderous excitement of Thunder By The Colorado.
05/08/2024 23:00
Chief Deputy Richard Holloman honored for 40 years of service
Chief Deputy Richard Holloman honored for 40 years of service
05/08/2024 23:00
2024 State Track & Field Championships
2024 State Track & Field Championships
05/08/2024 23:00
ELIS selects April Students of the Month
ELIS selects April Students of the Month
05/08/2024 23:00
Say “I do” to no one in particular
ROUND TOP – It’s the wedding reception of the year!
05/08/2024 23:00
FCSO grant budget accepted
LA GRANGE – The commissioner’s court accepted the grant budget for the Fayette County Sheriff’s Department in a special meeting on May 2.
05/08/2024 23:00
Sheridan Elementary School Students of the Month
Sheridan Elementary School Students of the Month
05/08/2024 23:00
Schulenburg PD takes down gang member
SCHULENBURG – Schulenburg Police officers conducted a traffic stop on Interstate 10 on May 4 at 8:16 p.m.
05/08/2024 23:00
Chamber selects new junior ambassador
COLUMBUS –The Columbus Chamber of Commerce has chosen Alejandra Diaz, CHS Class of 2026, as the new Junior Ambassador for 2024-2026. She is joining 2023-2025 Junior Ambassador Brooklyn Eden.
05/08/2024 23:00
Columbus Chamber of Commerce staff changes
COLUMBUS – A dedicated staff member of the Columbus Chamber of Commerce, Shelley Janik, has accepted the position of office manager. Shelley works tirelessly every day for the chamber’s members. She is the cheerful voice you hear when you call and the cheerful face you see when you come to the office. She is always upbeat and seeks to meet the needs of chamber members, the community at large, the visitors and tourists.
05/08/2024 23:00
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