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Veteran Colorado County journalist Alesia Woolridge has been appointed Managing Editor of the Colorado County Citizen. Woolridge has been coordinating news coverage in the Citizen since late July. “We’re excited
This spring’s Texas legislative session was a big success for both public education and the taxpayer, according to State Rep. Ben Leman. The lawmaker was in the area last week
“How precious is Your mercy, O God! The children of men seek shelter in the shadow of Your wings.” (Psalm 36:8) The seventh grade will lead the rosary Thursday morning
High school football kicked off the regular season last Friday, and that meant football stadiums were packed with eager fans underneath the stadium lights. The Columbus Cardinals started their season
Every Saturday, we cadets go into the community and help. It is part of the program. In order to graduate, each cadet has to perform 40 hours of service to
County commissioners adopted a 2020 budget Monday morning that will bring in about $833,000 more property tax than last year, but none of that increase will go to the road
Columbus City Council approved an $812,572 budget for the Columbus Community & Industrial Development Corp. for 2020 Monday evening. Final action on the budget for the city as a whole,
The Eagle Lake Police Department is asking for the help of the community to stop a string of vehicle burglaries. Chief of Police Wilton White said the burglaries have been
The Friends of the Library Dinner and Auction is happening in just a little over a week. If you haven’t been in the Wintermann Library to see the items for
This past week, as I lay in my bed, I contemplated my life even more than before. You see, on Sept. 7, I turned 18. I never expected to be
Things couldn’t have started much better for the Columbus football team Friday. But it didn’t stay that way. La Grange gave up a 103-yard kick-off return for a touchdown to
It doesn’t matter if you take I-10 or Highway 90, only eight miles separate Weimar from Schulenburg. You can do whatever you like the rest of the year, you can
In a town where property lines have been surveyed for nearly two centuries, it’s no big surprise when errors are found. Reading the handwriting on old deeds is hard enough,
I hate running late, failing to meet deadlines, falling behind from schedules, and having plans ruined. When I do, I become frustrated and wish that I could just have more
Maria Villarreal Castillo, 81, passed away Sept. 6 at Oak Bend Medical Center in Richmond. She was born Oct. 7, 1937 to Bruno Villarreal and Juanita Covarrubias. Maria was a
Gladys Kubesch Sander was born Jan. 22, 1929 and passed away Sept. 5. Mass of Christian burial was Sept. 10 at St. Michael Catholic Church in Weimar. Survivors: sons and
