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COLUMBUS – Columbus Community Hospital has been named a top 100 rural and community hospital by the Chartis Center for Rural Health. This is the fifth year in a row the hospital has received this national recognition.

Fayette County 4-H members competed in the HLSR Livestock Judging Contest on March 18.

Second Chance Emporium donates to SWTC

Fayette County Sheriff Deputy Austin Moore stopped a vehicle near Schulenburg on March 16 at 1:15 a.m. Deputy Moore found the driver to be in possession of a loaded handgun and marijuana. Stephanie Flores, 46, of Columbus was arrested.

LG Knights donate to Turtle Wing

Texas Ramp Project receives donation from Second Chance

Fayette County EMS receives Second Chance donation

If I Had a Hammer

CUERO – A multi-county conference focusing on early childhood will be held on Saturday, April 19 at the Anne Friar Thomas Homemaking Building in Cuero.

Cattle on hand: 656 Packer Cows: Higher dressing cutter cows, 86-1.05; fatter utility cows, .77-.84; lower dressing thin cows, .54-.75 Packer bulls: Heavyweight bulls, 1.04-1.18; lower dressing bulls, .81-1.00 Steers: 200-300 lbs., 1.90-2.72;

SEALY – The Sealy City Council passed an amendment during its regular meeting allowing for the Austin County Election Department early voting and Election Day voting at the W.E. Hill Community Center.

The deadline for voter registration with the Colorado County Elections Office is April 6.

MidTown Park gets facelift

Columbus advances to Area

Fayette County EMS receives Second Chance donation

Court Filings County Court Cases Filed

COLUMBUS – Grace Gonzales was the winner of the Columbus Community Hospital la- dies auxiliary wreath.

American Legion Post 442 makes donation

Olsovsky takes blue

BELLVILLE – Well, not literally. But Bellville has a host of events for this upcoming weekend that will be hotter than a blue blaze! Texas Select from Forged in Fire will be at the Austin County Fair Grounds the weekend of April 1 in Bellville.

SEALY – The City of Sealy announced the retirement of Sealy Police Department Sgt. Fred Palmer. He has served as a police officer for 28 years.