Students from Columbus Jr High School – Riverside Campus recently completed in a One Act Play Festival at Brook-shire-Royal Performing Arts Center.
Students from Columbus Jr High School – Riverside Campus recently completed in a One Act Play Festival at Brook-shire-Royal Performing Arts Center.
OAKLAND -- Following nearly two years of controversy and litigation, two community associations and the Oakland Volunteer Fire Department have settled their ongoing dispute over access and control of the Oakland Plaza and various buildings in this small far-western Colorado County community.
Joseph Seyrer and Eleanora Lucko, both originally from Weimar, were named the king and queen of St. Valentine’s Day last week at Columbus Oaks Healthcare Community in Columbus
COLUMBUS—A routine meeting of the Columbus Community and Industrial Commission board took an interesting Monday night as a board member used an agenda item posted for routine updates on businesses who may be interested in locating to the city’s industrial park to attack the Colorado County Citizen’s coverage of Colorado Materials, a company with multiple notices of violation from the state’s top environmental regulator that had last year attempted to secure land at the industrial park.
Unemployment in Colorado County reached its lowest point in ten years during the final quarter of 2018, with non-seasonally adjusted unemployment rates at three percent for October and November, and at 3.1 percent for December.
COLUMBUS--Columbus High School seniors last Friday experienced Credit for Life--a real-world simulation aimed at revealing the struggles of budgeting and finances to high schoolers--annually sponsored by the Columbus Christian Women’s
OAKLAND -- Following nearly two years of controversy and litigation, two community associations and the Oakland Volunteer Fire Department have settled their ongoing dispute over access and control of the Oakland Plaza and various buildings in this small far-western Colorado County community.
COLUMBUS—A routine meeting of the Columbus Community and Industrial Commission board took an interesting Monday night as a board member used an agenda item posted for routine updates on businesses who may be interested in locating to the city’s industrial park to attack the Colorado County Citizen’s coverage of Colorado Materials, a company with multiple notices of violation from the state’s top environmental regulator that had last year attempted to secure land at the industrial park.
Both Weimar and Eagle Lake will see contested municipal elections this year, following the close of filing for the May 6 election for city and school district offices on Friday.
ALTAIR—Water as black as India ink, scores of dead fish, and noxious odors greeted environmental regulators and law enforcement at Skull Creek last week as the county and state agencies grapple wit
Students from Columbus Jr High School – Riverside Campus recently completed in a One Act Play Festival at Brook-shire-Royal Performing Arts Center.
Joseph Seyrer and Eleanora Lucko, both originally from Weimar, were named the king and queen of St. Valentine’s Day last week at Columbus Oaks Healthcare Community in Columbus
NEW BIELAU—Various descendants of the Tannich-Brovec union are Nohavitza, Ulbrich, Voitle, Sebesta, Mueck,Urban, Anhaiser, Sekerka, Fojtik, Holloway, Kunschick, Koch, Klimple, Perkins, Shimek, York, Socha, Kubesch and Peterson families are invited to attend the 53rd Annual Tannich-Brovec Reunion on Sunday, March 3, at 11 a.m., at the New Bielau Community Center on FM 155, a few miles south of Weimar
Columbus High school student Evan Herchek and Faith Academy of Bellville student, Tanner David will be representing San Bernard Electric Coop and Texas in the 2019 Government-in-Action Youth Tour from June 12-21. They will first meet up in Austin, alongside 156 Texas participants, and learn about state government before heading to Washington, D.C. where they will join more than 1,500 students from across the country. During the trip they will visit the capital, museums, monuments and meet with elected officials from their area.
EAGLE LAKE—A marker honoring legendary Texas Ranger and Eagle Lake native Zeno Smith will be dedicated Saturday, March 9 at 2 p.m. at the Prairie Edge Museum in Eagle Lake.
Both Weimar and Eagle Lake will see contested municipal elections this year, following the close of filing for the May 6 election for city and school district offices on Friday.
In today’s media age, information is at your fingertips 24/7. In turn fake and absurd information is everywhere from outrageous to hilarious.
WEIMAR —Weimar High School will host an SAT Prep night Wednesday, Feb. 27, from 6 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. for Weimar students taking the SAT on March 6.
The first week of the softball season went well for Emma Holland. The Weimar High School graduate hit a team-high .438 in starting the first six games (4-2) for Nicholls.
The Columbus Cardinal Basketball Team was the number one seed out of District 28-3A and took on the number four seed out of District 27-3A Stockdale in Cuero on Monday.
My daughter, Zoe, graduated from St. Michael Catholic School last year. She was the fourth generation of my family to attend.
On Monday night, when Ryan Thomas of the Columbus Community and Industrial Development Corporation Board decided to accuse The Colorado County Citizen of costing the city the Colorado Materials deal by some miracle of editorial fiat, he got a number of details wrong, but one, in particular stands out.
Columbus Junior High Riverside Campus will host an open house on Monday, March 4, from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Columbus High school student Evan Herchek and Faith Academy of Bellville student, Tanner David will be representing San Bernard Electric Coop and Texas in the 2019 Government-in-Action Youth Tour from June 12-21. They will first meet up in Austin, alongside 156 Texas participants, and learn about state government before heading to Washington, D.C. where they will join more than 1,500 students from across the country. During the trip they will visit the capital, museums, monuments and meet with elected officials from their area.
The 4-H Council sponsors two $250 scholarships to graduate seniors that have been enrolled in 4-H for at least three years, including the current year.
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COLUMBUS—Randy Rogers will be in Columbus March 1 to perform an acoustic show at none other than Blake Street—which has become Columbus’ go-to spot to view live music including both well-established and emerging acts from a variety of musical genres.
James Noble Howell, 91, of Columbus, passed away on Feb. 18 in Columbus.
Sherman Kearbey, 73, of Columbus, passed away on Feb. 14 in Yoakum.
