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CHS Cheerleaders compete at UIL Spirit State Championships
CHS Cheerleaders compete at UIL Spirit State Championships
01/10/2024 23:00
Second Quarter 2023 Highlights
April
01/10/2024 23:00
Sealy Elementary Assistant Principal named AP of the Year
Sealy Elementary Assistant Principal named AP of the Year
01/10/2024 23:00
Want to Achieve Your Goals? Write Them Down
If you have a big idea, goal or dream about helping others, writ - ing down your vision can help. Studies show you're 42% more likely to achieve your goals if you write them down.
01/03/2024 04:00
Kicking off 2024 in style!
A Career Fair is one of the first happenings for the Chamber in 2024! On Wednesday, Janu -
01/03/2024 04:00
Plein Air Perspectives: A Texas Trio by Julie Sanderson, Kathy Hammond, Lisette McClung
FAYETTEVILLE - Discov - er the vibrant world of plein air painting as Arts for Rural Texas presents Plein Air Perspectives: A Texas Trio, featuring the capti - vating works of Julie Sanderson, Kathy Hammond, and Lisette McClung. These talented artists, fueled by a love for travel, seek beauty in scenes that forge a con nection to places and people.
01/03/2024 04:00
Three Crosses Ministries receives generous donation to help further program initiatives
The Jabez Foundation, a local charitable foundation, blessed Three Crosses Ministries with a $2,500 donation for its work with the seniors in Colorado County. The Columbus and Weimar Se -
01/03/2024 04:00
Youth Tour Deadline Fast Approaching
Students: Don’t miss your chance to apply for an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C.
01/03/2024 04:00
It’s tax time: Learn All About It!
COLUMBUS - Hosted by the Columbus Chamber of Com -
01/03/2024 04:00
Bulletproof Bible Reading – Easy Like Sunday Morning
“The Bible is worth all other books which have ever been printed.” Patrick Henry If I could offer one piece of advice to all of humanity, it would be this. Read the Bible. Read the entire Bible. If you are a believer, then this is an obvious consideration. If you are convinced that the God of the universe is real, and we have a book, accepted now for centuries as revelation of His existence and work, then you might want to read it. Few Christians do this. If you are a non-believer (atheist or agnostic, or perhaps have a different belief system), then I would challenge you to read the Bible anyway. You might want to know more just in case this God and Jesus stuff is real.
01/03/2024 04:00
Potato Pickin'
It’s a warm Saturday morning in the spring of 1958 on the Hoelscher- Fehmer farm a couple of miles outside of Ellinger in southeast Fayette County. The cows in the pasture are lazily grazing on the lush grass still glistening with early-morning dew. The old sagging cedar plank gate provides an opening in a rusty barbed wire fence that separates the pasture from the aging house and decrepit outbuildings on a farm that appears to be in a time warp from the previous century.
01/03/2024 04:00
“Red Squirrel Thoughts”
I drove my parents to their cabin this week.
01/03/2024 04:00
Wait…What?
Well, it did it to me again! It seems like I just had my birthday in June; now it’s a new year, and it’s only six months ’til my next birthday. That would make me X years old! The thing about this New Year’s thing that everyone tends to celebrate is it forces us to look back at the past and then into the future. From where I am sitting in the present, my past is a lot more past than there is a future.
01/03/2024 04:00
Leadership advisory board plans social entertaining lecture
SEALY – Austin County Leadership Advisory board will are planning a great evening with dinner and a wine tasting served to adults, ages 21 and over, Thursday, Jan. 11 at 5:30 p.m. at the American Legion Post 442 at 1630 Meyer St. in Sealy.
01/03/2024 04:00
Spate of new laws effective Jan. 1
After the Texas Legislature spent much of 2023 in session, a bevy of new laws go into effect on New Year’s Day, though some have been delayed by lawsuits challenging their constitutionality.
01/03/2024 04:00
Drug interdiction yields felony possession of marijuana
Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek reported on Nov. 29, 2023, around 12:29 p.m., Drug Interdiction Investigator David Smith conducted a traffic stop on a 2018 GMC Acadia on I-10 westbound at the 661 mile mark- er for traffic violations.
01/03/2024 04:00
Multi-County Early Childhood Education Conference offered
LA GRANGE – A seven- hour Multi-County Early Childhood Education Conference will be held Saturday, Feb. 3 at the Randolph Recreation Center in La Grange.
01/03/2024 04:00
What it takes to be a teacher
“Six years ago, I considered going back to school to get a cer- tificate in elementary education. I thought teaching would be a pretty sweet gig, with summers off to spend with my kids.
01/03/2024 04:00
Human Trafficking
Prevention Month
01/03/2024 04:00
Eagle Lake lights up the town
EAGLE LAKE – The Eagle
01/03/2024 04:00
AUSTIN
Court Filings County Court Cases Filed Dec. 21, 2023
01/03/2024 04:00
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