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Rev. Arroyo named ELPD chaplain
Rev. Arroyo named ELPD chaplain
Rev. Arroyo named ELPD chaplain 02/21/2024 23:00
Seniors Together treated to barbecue
Seniors Together treated to barbecue
COLUMBUS - The Co - lumbus group of Seniors To gether was treated to a special delight of barbecue brisket during its last meeting on Feb.7 in Columbus. Brent Leftwich takes the brisket off the pit. Dr. Mazie Leftwich made homemade sauce on the stove. A crowd of over 60 people and 11 volunteers enjoyed the barbecue along with buttered potatoes, coleslaw and desserts galore. Seniors Together-Co - lumbus meets every first and third Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Lighthouse Fel - lowship Hall of St. Paul Luther - an Church in Columbus. If you are over 55 and want to play cards, dominoes, Bingo and get a great meal, come on by. Everyone is welcome. It's all free thanks to spon sors and donations. 02/21/2024 23:00
You Matter 3 Beard and Mustache donates to Wellness Council
You Matter 3 Beard and Mustache donates to Wellness Council
COLUMBUS - You Matter 3 Beard and Mustache contest Founders and Chairs Shannon, with a long beard, and Tisha Clinkenbeard, fifth from left in the back row, presented The Wellness Council of Greater Col - orado Valley with $17,500 from their most recent fundraiser held in January. 02/21/2024 23:00
FM 3013 at FM 3538 intersection conversion to all way stop
FM 3013 at FM 3538 intersection conversion to all way stop
AUSTIN COUNTY– The safety of drivers on Texas road - 02/21/2024 23:00
DIANA CAROL (HEUERMANN) HILL
DIANA CAROL (HEUERMANN) HILL
November 25, 1945 – February 19, 2024 02/21/2024 23:00
MARY ANN GUTHMANN
MARY ANN GUTHMANN
October 28, 1933 – February 15, 2024 02/21/2024 23:00
CAROLYN DELOIS FRAZIER POENITZSCH
CAROLYN DELOIS FRAZIER POENITZSCH
June 5, 1942 – February 12, 2024 02/21/2024 23:00
ARTS unleashes Riot of Color
ARTS unleashes Riot of Color
FAYETTEVILLE - Arts for Rural Texas (ARTS) presents A Riot of Color: Embracing Expressive Chaos, featuring the bold and brilliantly charged works of Jeremy Serna. Serna, recognized for his mastery in transforming canvas into worlds of color, form, and life, brings a unique perspective to the world of im pressionist art. 02/14/2024 23:00
Tony Tsounakas recognized for service dedication
Tony Tsounakas recognized for service dedication
Tony Tsounakas recognized for service dedication 02/14/2024 23:00
Madelyn Rerich
Madelyn Rerich
Madelyn Rerich 02/14/2024 23:00
Howdy! Go Texan style
Howdy! Go Texan style
COLUMBUS - The Colorado County Go Texan Valentine's Dinner and Dance was held on Feb. 9 at the Colorado County Fairgrounds Hall in Columbus. 02/14/2024 23:00
FC Country Music Club Opry celebrates 23rd anniversary
FC Country Music Club Opry celebrates 23rd anniversary
LA GRANGE - Derek Spence will headline this month's 23rd anniversa - 02/14/2024 23:00
Fayette County EMS leads charge on Trauma-Informed Care
Fayette County EMS leads charge on Trauma-Informed Care
LA GRANGE – Fayette County EMS is at the forefront of redefining how first responders implement trauma-informed care for their personnel in Fayette County. 02/14/2024 23:00
Changes to election law require new disclosures in judicial races Texans Against Lawsuit Abuse encourages parties, candidates to make new disclosures available to voters online
Changes to election law require new disclosures in judicial races Texans Against Lawsuit Abuse encourages parties, candidates to make new disclosures available to voters online
02/14/2024 23:00
Flatonia's Kobe Burton signs with University of Texas Permian Basin football
Flatonia's Kobe Burton signs with University of Texas Permian Basin football
Flatonia's Kobe Burton signs with University of Texas Permian Basin football 02/14/2024 23:00
Bellville track and soccer heat up at practice
Bellville track and soccer heat up at practice
Bellville track and soccer heat up at practice 02/14/2024 23:00
La Grange girl's soccer sneaks by Rockdale
La Grange girl's soccer sneaks by Rockdale
LA GRANGE – The La Grange High School girl’s soccer team picked up a 1-0 win vs Rockdale High School February 9 at Leopards Stadium. It was an evenly matched game, but it was a big goal from the Lady Leopards in the second half that made the difference. “We have been focusing on really trying to connect passes and play the passing game,” said La Grange head girl’s soccer coach Lauren Hubbert. 02/14/2024 23:00
UIL makes moves for this year’s realignment
UIL makes moves for this year’s realignment
This was the year for the UIL Realignment, where they decide which schools should be in each district and region. 02/14/2024 23:00
Flatonia gets revenge on Schulenburg
Flatonia gets revenge on Schulenburg
FLATONIA – The Flatonia High School boy’s basketball team defended home court Feb. 6 at Bulldogs Gym by beating Schulenburg High School with a final score of 54-49. Both teams traded punches in a game that is usually a barn burner like it was, coming down to the last few minutes of the game where Flatonia was able to make important shots when needed. “Schulenburg’s a good team,” said Flatonia head boy’s basketball coach Chris Sodek. 02/14/2024 23:00
Slam the Scam program assists the vulnerable
Slam the Scam program assists the vulnerable
Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek and other agencies are raising awareness about scams that prey on the vulnerable. Along with the Social Security Administration and the Office of the Inspector General, as part of National Consumer Protection Week, agencies are letting people know that scams are becoming even more sophisticated and believable. 02/14/2024 23:00
Green Door Fund launches March Matching Program to empower rural students
Green Door Fund launches March Matching Program to empower rural students
The Green Door Fund for Workforce Development and Education, an internal program of the Fayette Community Foundation, is committed to providing job awareness, training, and career opportunities to local students and young adults in Fayette County and the surrounding rural region. Emphasizing alternatives to traditional college education, the fund aims to support local students who represent the overlooked and underserved 38% of high school graduates in the U.S. who do not pursue college, along with the 16% who do not graduate high school. Led by an Advisory Council comprised of noted and trusted members of our community, The Green Door Fund is working towards enhancing the quality of life for all members of our rural region by helping our youth find mean ingful employment and our busi- nesses find the staff they need to operate successfully. 02/14/2024 23:00
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