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The hard work of three young men paid off Saturday, Aug. 21, when they were officially named Eagle Scouts at St. Peter & Paul Catholic Church Dining Hall in Frelsburg. Zackary Spalek, Jarrett Pryor and Luke Graves were presented neckerchiefs and their Eagle Award at a court of honor and inducted into the highest rank of Boy Scouts of America. In addition to completing the required 21 merit badges, the aspiring Eagles must also lead a service project in their community prior to their 18th birthday.
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The Rev. Herbert C. Beyer, Jr. celebrated the 40th anniversary of his ordination in the Lutheran Church Sunday, Sept. 12 at Zion Lutheran Church in Moulton. Beyer had just presided that morning at services in West Point and Moulton, and was asked to come to the church office. When he walked into Luther Hall at Zion, he was greeted by family members and parishioners for an ordination celebration coordinated by the Administrative Assistant Mimi Richter. Beyer was speechless for a few moments, and after gathering himself, expressed his appreciation to those gathered and the churches he serves.
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The Columbus Garden Club celebrated their 85th birthday Thursday, Sept. 9 in the second floor district courtroom at the Colorado County Courthouse. Attendees enjoyed cake made by CGC member Sharon Roensch and coffee. Columbus Garden Club President Joann Obenhaus served as Mistress of Ceremony for the occasion. Master Gardener and President of Texas Garden Clubs Inc. Gwen DeWitt of Beeville was an honored guest for the event. Members shared memories of their garden club events and members. CGC was established in 1936 and is affiliated with the National Garden Clubs, Inc. Citizen
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Senior citizens from around the county gathered at Founders Hall at the Colorado County Fairgrounds for the annual Senior Citizens Day at the Colorado County Fair Thursday, Sept. 9. Refreshments and a fun game of Bingo were enjoyed by those in attendance. Citizen
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Columbus Jr High teacher Mrs. Priest and representatives of the student council with WoodmenLife representative Ryan Beane. WoodmenLife presented CJH with flags recently. Courtesy
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The Weimar High School National Honor Society hosted their fall Blood Drive Wednesday, Sept. 8. A total of 32 students, staff and community members donated on this day.
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The Columbus Chamber of Commerce announced the results of their annual August board of directors election. Two board incumbents were re-elected, and two new members were elected. The winners are Amber Becerra, Carrie McRee, Peggy Harrison, and Raven Kocurek.
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