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The Colorado County Commissioners Court convened in regular session Monday, Apr. 12 and citizens spoke of immigration concerns during public comments.
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Springtime in Colorado County is blooming with events.
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What started off as a breathtaking silent film, “The Great Train Robbery”, shown inside a tent in the early 1900s, blossomed into an entertainment event heralded as a Hollywood-style Broadway moving-picture talkie theater.
Read moreOn the heels of the largest collection to-date, federal, state and local partners prepare for April event.
Read moreEarly voting for the May 1 local elections will begin Monday, Apr. 19.
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WEIMAR – More than 500 Lower Colorado River Authority employees spent Friday, Apr. 9, working on dozens of community projects that included painting, planting and sprucing up parks and playgrounds during LCRA’s annual day of service, Steps Forward Day.
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I recently visited the Willow School schoolhouse as part of a historical article I am writing. I took along my dad as he is one of the last seven surviving students of that school. In the past several years it served as a hay barn. But during its heyday, it was the site of bustling activity, busy brains, and so many recesses that kids now could only dream of having. Watching my dad sit in one of the time-period desks, I saw him vividly remembering exactly where he sat and reminiscing on those good ol’ days before real-life overtook him. I couldn’t help but go back to my days at Bernardo school and the simplicity of Dick and Jane.
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