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BORDEN — A planned, multi-million dollar safari-style wildlife park will open in the Borden area roughly between Weimar and Glidden next spring, complete with a large bird aviary and African animals, the park’s owner confirmed to The Citizen last week.
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A dark black, oily substance is again polluting Skull Creek in Altair, the Citizen has learned.
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BRENHAM— Learn how to produce your own honey and help save the bees by attending the Central Texas Beekeepers School on Saturday, March 23 at Brenham High School in Brenham.
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OAKRIDGE — The Oakridge Volunteer Fire Department has set May 4 for its spring chicken fried steak dinner fund-raiser, which will include a raffle and live auction.
Read moreThe Colorado County Fair Association Board has set its annual Ragin’ Cajun Fest for Saturday, April 27, beginning at 5:30 p.m.
Read moreColorado County residents who suffered damage to their homes as a result of flooding in the wake of 2017’s Hurricane Harvey are potentially eligible to participate in separate reimbursement and assistance programs through the Texas General Land Office. The Homeowner Reimbursement Program application was made available last week, the Texas General Land Office announced. An additional program, the Homeowner Assistance Program, has been available for some months.
Read moreThose wishing to participate in upcoming municipal and school board elections have a little over a month left to register to vote or change their addresses on existing voter registration
Read moreALTAIR – More than a month after both a dark oily sheen and dead fish were found floating along the top of Skull Creek near Altair, the three state agencies
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