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Columbus – The iconic Harbert’s Garage, located at 535 Walnut St. in historic downtown Columbus, will provide a home for Colorado County’s first brewery and taproom. Hound Song Brewing Co, founded in late 2019 by county residents Travis, Raven, Dean, and Missy Kocurek, is beginning to take shape inside the historical building. The brewery will focus on producing a core lineup of low to moderate alcohol beers, traditionally brewed throughout Germany, The Czech Republic, and the United States. Aside from the core offerings, the brewery will tap seasonal and rotating small batch beers that align with the company’s mission to create balanced and flavorful beers to be enjoyed in a relaxing taproom environment together with family and friends.
Read moreThe 69th annual observance of the National Day of Prayer will be Thursday, May 7.
Read moreNesbitt Memorial Library began curbside pick-up and return of library materials Monday, Apr. 27.
Read moreBELLVILLE - The COVID-19 pandemic has made it clear that Bellville Medical Center (BMC) must accept the challenge of quickly creating emergency medical care close to home in the south end of Austin County. The Bellville Medical Center announces the opening of Tri-County ER, a new Emergency Room at 1036 N Circle Dr., Suite 102 in Sealy, just north of Hwy 90, scheduled for May 11.
Read moreEffective Monday, Apr. 20, Grab n Go meals served at A Brighter Day Child Care will be distributed between 3 - 5 p.m.
Read moreGlidden Baptist Church will resume the Plates of Grace ministry Friday, Apr. 24 from the parking lot of the church, located at address 209 8th Street, in Glidden. Serving will begin at 6:30 p.m. Drive thru only. This ministry will continue each Friday at 6:30 p.m. for at least the next month.
Read moreWhere will you be May 1? You’re invited to join Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service and other agriculture producers from across the state for the Mid Coast Beef and Forage Seminar. Throughout the day, participants will enjoy five different presentations related to Pesticide Laws and Regs, Brush and Weed Control, Soils and Soils Fertility, Flies, Mosquitoes and Ticks, and Livestock Diseases, Insects and Parasites. This seminar will provide cattle and hay producers the factual science behind topics surrounding the beef and forage industry. Join through a link provided to registered participants from your own home – all you need is an internet connection. The cost of the event is just $20 and can be paid online during registration at https://agriliferegister.tamu.edu/ag. Five CEUs for Pesticide Applicator License will be offered. Registration closes at midnight on April 29, so sign up soon! A link to the symposium and detailed instructions will be emailed to registrants the day before the webinar. For more information, contact Greg Baker at (979) 429-7456.
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The Food Pantry at the Methodist Church and the Eagle Lake Food Pantry at the Baptist Church were both open Apr. 13.
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