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Columbus city leaders are kicking off the 2024 Columbus Trash Off Event by urging all citizens to join in the annual citywide clean-up campaign. Each spring local citizens work together to clean-up the Columbus community from March through May by picking up litter, cleaning roadsides and parks, planting trees and flowers, painting fences, mowing vacant lots, helping neighbors with clean-up jobs, beautifying their homes and lawns, and removing debris. The spring cleanup campaign is part of the annual Keep Texas Beautiful statewide clean-up.
Read moreTwenty-two members from the Colorado Valley Quilt Guild attempted something new with the Guild’s Quilt of Valor Project. Scraps of patriotic material were cut into various lengths and widths, and each Member was asked to make 8 1/2” or 9 1/2” blocks using a Log Cabin design.
Read moreThe Walk Across Texas program sponsored by Friends of the Weimar Public Library and Colorado County AgriLife will jump-start your “get fit” new year’s resolution promises.
Read moreAll sixth-grade students are invited to participate in an essay contest celebrating Dads and Father-figures.
Read moreCOLUMBUS — On April 6 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., local nonprofits and youth groups will gather for a day of fun and fundraising at the Colorado County Courthouse grounds at 400 Spring St.
Read moreThe Stanzel Model Aircraft Museum, located in Schulenburg Texas, is thrilled to mark its 25th anniversary with a special celebration on April 20th. This milestone marks a quarter of a century of preserving the rich history of model aircraft and honoring the legacy of the Stanzel family’s contributions to aviation and model aircraft engineering.
Read moreThe Community Beautification award for March was given to First State Bank at 420 Walnut St. Beautiful new blue planters filled with red azaleas and Dusty Millers have been placed along Walnut Street.
Read moreCOLUMBUS LIONS DONATE TO YOUTH SOCCER
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