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74 years and counting
74 years and counting
Merrill and Elaine Luman first married August 8, 1950 at the exciting age of 21. 74 years letter and these two love birds are as strong as ever. Merrill and Elaine Luman had two sons, Preston and Sean Luman as well as three grandkids. First living in the Houston area, Merrill moved to Columbus to start a community choir, while Elaine focused on researching and helping others place historical markers on their homes. When not helping others place historical markers on their homes, Elaine made a long career helping her community in another way by being a high school counselor. Merrill Luman worked in the Southern Baptist church as well. Please join us as we not only celebrate two individuals for an outstanding accomplishment but we also recognize the overall commitment, love, faith and sacrifice that it took to sub-stain something so beautiful for so long. From everyone here at the Colorado County Citizen, Congratulations on 74 years Elaine and Merrill Luman. 08/09/2023 12:00 AM
School year begins in Colorado County
School year begins in Colorado County
The 2023-24 school year has officially begun as Colorado County High School schools all around the area open their doors for students to return. With Weimar High School and Rice Consolidated High School returning on Aug. 9 and Columbus High School returning on Aug. 10, schools take their official first day as they begin another school year. 08/09/2023 12:00 AM
Defensive shooting in Eagle Lake leaves one injured
Defensive shooting in Eagle Lake leaves one injured
On August 5th, 2023 at approximately 6 p.m., the Eagle Lake Police Department and the Colorado County Sheriff’s Office responded to J & K’s Corner in Eagle Lake in reference to a report of shots fired. 08/09/2023 12:00 AM
CORRECTION
CORRECTION
In last week’s front-page coverage of the DWI probation hearing, the name of the victim is misspelled throughout. The victim’s name is mistakenly attributed as “Charlie” and should be displayed as “Charley”. 08/09/2023 12:00 AM
A refresher course in school bus safety
A refresher course in school bus safety
A refresher course in school bus safety 08/09/2023 12:00 AM
Drifting the San Marcos
Drifting the San Marcos
Woods, Waters, and Wildlife 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Wildfire chances increasing across state
Wildfire chances increasing across state
TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Lady Cards volleyball looking for third straight deep playoff run
Lady Cards volleyball looking for third straight deep playoff run
The Lady Cards’ volleyball team is coming off of a deep postseason run to the state semifinals, their second deep playoff run in a row. With many players returning after competing in both playoff runs, the Lady Cards have a battle- tested group that are hoping to finally reach the Finals after falling just short to the eventual state champions in both years; first against Bushland and then against Gunter last season. Ironically, those two teams have met each other in the State Championship game in each of those seasons. Columbus is hoping to have a big season to prevent a thirdstraight matchup between Gunter and Bushland and potentially secure the Lady Cards’ first state championship. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Columbus youth track performs well at state
Columbus youth track performs well at state
BROWNSVILLE – After several strong performances at the regional youth track meet, the CYFF track team continued their momentum in the TAAF state competition. Many athletes made it to the Finals with several placing in the top-3 spots and claiming a medal position. With some help from some varsity Columbus competitors, the CYFF team had a quality outing as a team. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Back to business for playoff-tested Cardinals
Back to business for playoff-tested Cardinals
The Columbus Cardinal varsity football team has had just one goal on their minds for the past few seasons: win the school’s first state championship. With their talent and success in the district as well as the postseason, they have had every reason to believe that they are ranked up with the best teams in the state. With many of the same goals this season as well as several returning varsity players, Columbus is back to business as usual, vying to be the best 3A football team in Texas. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Santa baby!
Santa baby!
Santa baby! 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
OAG conducts enforcement operation with FTC to tackle illegal spam calls
OAG conducts enforcement operation with FTC to tackle illegal spam calls
AUSTIN – The Office of the Attorney General has announced that Texas, along with the Federal Trade Commission and a coalition of law enforcement partners nationwide, is conducting Operation Stop Scam Calls to combat the nationwide problem of illegal telemarketing and robocalls by which companies and scammers target and harass U.S. consumers. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
So this is old age
So this is old age
Out To Pastor 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Schulenburg Festival set for Aug 3-6
Schulenburg Festival set for Aug 3-6
‘National Party of Texas’ packed with entertainment for all 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Wildcat football sets ’23 opponents
Wildcat football sets ’23 opponents
The Weimar Wildcat football team has officially released their schedule for the 2023 season with several games coming against familiar opponents from last season. Not only will the Wildcats take on each of their opponents from last season, but they will face them in the exact same order as well. Weimar is hoping they can get a few better results this year as they look to improve upon their 3-7 overall record and their 1-5 record in district competition from last season. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Vets fall to the Jackrabbits
Vets fall to the Jackrabbits
LA GRANGE – The Weimar Vets traveled to the Fairgrounds Ball Park for the final regular season game against the Serbin Jackrabbits who dominated the game with a final score of 11-1. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Weimar releases cross-country fall schedule
Weimar releases cross-country fall schedule
The Wildcat crosscountry team is preparing to start up the fall season once again as they attempt to have a second-straight appearance in the regional meet. Several of their runners had strong seasons last year, and they will be hoping to continue that momentum into the fall. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Weimar’s Henke named to Blue Bell All-State team
Weimar’s Henke named to Blue Bell All-State team
This season’s Weimar Wildcats were led by a group of now-graduated seniors who made large contributions to their strong regular season and their bi-district championship victory. The upperclassmen made an impact on both defense and offense as they helped the Wildcats stay competitive throughout the season. One player for Weimar received special recognition by the Texas Sports Writers Association after an all-around season for the Wildcats. Brady Henke, graduated senior from the Class of 2023, got the attention of the TSWA and was officially named to the Blue Bell 2A All-State First Team. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
THE RICE RAIDER 2023-24 COACHING STAFF
THE RICE RAIDER 2023-24 COACHING STAFF
THE RICE RAIDER 2023-24 COACHING STAFF 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Rice alum takes gold at NACAC track competition
Rice alum takes gold at NACAC track competition
SAN JOSE, COSTA RICA – An alumnus for the Rice Raiders track team has continued to add some prestige to his post high school career after a strong outing in the North American, Central American and Caribbean Athletics Association Championship. Rice graduate Connor Schulman has had a strong career since departing the halls of Rice High School. After a strong year for the Texas A&M College Station track team, Schulman took the gold medal in the NACAC Championship meet for the 110 m hurdles. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
Weimar Wildcat football seeks postseason play in 2023
Weimar Wildcat football seeks postseason play in 2023
The Weimar Wildcat varsity football team made a name for themselves in Head Coach Wade Griffin’s first year by playing a physical, ground-and-pound style that was built to wear down their opponents. The result was an offensive attack that was much more effective than their 2021 season as they had several big running performances and increased their win total by one to 3-7 in 2022. This season, Griffin and the Wildcats will be looking to make a much bigger jump to finish higher in the district standings and attempt to secure a spot in the UIL postseason. 08/02/2023 12:00 AM
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