WEIMAR - Weimar hosted its first Go-Texan event and it was ace-high (first class) and everyone had a hog-killin’ time (a great time). Weimar made sure that it wasn’t just a lick and a promise (something done haphazardly) when it came to doing it up right for the Harris County Junior Sheriff’s Posse as the relay horse rode into town on Feb. 15 about high noon.
Cheerleaders, the Weimar school band and citizenry stood outside in the inclement weather to welcome the posse on its relay leg to Hallettsville.
After the ceremony of the hat and baton signing, the posse was treated to a hot lunch provided by the Weimar Volunteer Fire Department and the Weimar Encore Lions Club before heading hell bent for leather down the ol’ pony express trail.
Harris County Junior Sheriff's Posse comes prancing into Weimar on its annual relay ride on Feb. 15 to promote the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Photo by John Jones, Banner PressThe Harris County Junior Posse is joined by Weimar Police Chief Mark Jameson, center left, and Weimar City Manager Richard Whitten, center right, during the official baton and cowboy hat signing during its stop at Weimar City Hall on Feb. 15 on its relay leg to Hallettsville. Photo by Lasting Details by LaurenWeimar PD welcomed the clowns from the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo during the Go-Texan and Harris County Junior Sheriff's Posse Relay on Feb. 15 in Weimar. Sgt. Josh Jones, center, is flanked, from left, by Chili, Turquoise, Sunflower and Flame. Banner Press photoTeen Miss Lone Star State Kylee Hoffmann of Schulenburg welcomes HLS&R Mascot Cowboy to the area during the Harris County Junior Sheriff's Posse Relay on Feb. 15. Banner Press photo
