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COLUMBUS – Nesbitt Memorial Library will host a program on the historic Potter Rodeos Thursday, March 14, beginning at 6 p.m.
Read moreCOLUMBUS – The Columbus City Council last week voted to place signage and cement posts at the opening of a path down to the Colorado River near the city’s Front Street Lift Station to warn canoers that the city isn’t responsible for accidents at the site during their regular council meeting last week.
Read moreThe city of Columbus could soon become more friendly to filmmakers and less friendly for outdoor burning after the Columbus City Council decided to give further consideration to two ordinances proposed during its meeting Monday night.
Read moreThe county’s emergency medical services saw increased revenues in 2018 and experienced better operations thanks to four new full-time EMTs, Colorado County Commissioners were told Monday during their final February meeting.
Read moreIn 1989, Rick Vanderpool was listening to NPR when an announcer came on and mentioned something about the then recently-formed Columbus Quincentennial Commission.
Read moreA new bill filed by State Sen. Lois Kolkhorst (R-Brenham) last Friday would, if passed, close a loophole in existing state law that currently allows companies seeking to dispose of hazardous waste to be classified as “non-commercial,” and allowing them to bypass a more stringent permitting process.
Read moreUnemployment in Colorado County reached its lowest point in ten years during the final quarter of 2018, with non-seasonally adjusted unemployment rates at three percent for October and November, and at 3.1 percent for December.
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