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First the bad news: Colorado County Habitat For Humanity (CCHFH) does not give away free houses. The good news is CCHFH provides modest and affordable homes to qualified families with reliable income that falls between 40-80 percent of the median income for the county. Yes, CCHFH requires the applicant to be a resident of Colorado County with a steady income from a steady job with a housing need. A successful applicant will want to partner with CCHFH in many ways from first attending a Family Selection Workshop, to filling out an application, meeting the requirements of that application, attending financial classes, putting in sweat equity while building your house and finally working with us through the life of the loan.
Read moreThe VFW Auxiliary to Post 5875 met for its regular meeting on September 13, with 11 members present and 2 visitors. The meeting was opened according to the Ritual by President Charlene Muras.
Read moreThe lunar New Year is celebrated in many cultures, but perhaps no celebration garners as much attention as China’s.
Read moreThe Dilue Rose Harris Chapter of the Daughters of the Republic of Texas hosted author Elaine Thomas during their last meeting of 2021. Thomas discussed her book, “Veterans’ Voices”, as well as her new release, “Stories I’ve Been Told”. These editions capture memories from Fayette County residents. She inspired the attendees to capture their own family chronicles, offering advice and techniques. Additionally Thomas teaches “Preserving Your Family Story” at Blinn College (Schulenberg campus) and has a blog; she can be contacted at www.elainethomaswriter.com.
Read moreThe A Better Columbus Committee (ABC) met over the last couple of months with much progress to report. The committee decided on the following as the Mission Statement: A vibrant community, connecting residents, visitors and businesses to encourage growth while celebrating our heritage.
Read moreThe Eagle Lake Police Department welcomes Officer Kris Abbott to the team. Abbott was sworn in by Mayor Mary Parr. He was joined by his wife, family, and members of the City of Eagle Lake staff. Courtesy
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