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The Stop Bullying Art Contest deadline is Friday, Sept. 22. Any 12th grade student in Colorado County, is eligible to participate. The artist may use any medium they choose, but it must be on the supplied card stock paper avail able from the school art teacher.

NADA – The Colorado County Go Texan Scholarship fundraiser is set for Saturday, Sept. 16 at the St. Mary’s Nada Community Center at 1254 Old Nada Rd. in Nada.

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COLUMBUS – The Colum- bus Garden Club officers were installed at a beautiful and clever program this last June. However, the club takes a break during the summer. The first club meeting is in September and continues through May. Terms for the of-

Games kept the kids entertained throughout the day. Photo by Andy Jones, Banner Press

Feast fit for a king

KENNEY – The Austin County 4-H hosted their annual awards banquet on Aug. 13 with over 200 in attendance. This year’s banquet was hosted by Stars & Stripes and Bellville 4-H Clubs at Kenney Agricultural Society Hall in Kenney and the meal was catered by Big Boys Catering.

FAYETTEVILLE – The 50th Kulhanek Family Reunion will be held Sunday, Sept. 24.

MOULTON – Father Gabriela and the parishioners of St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Moulton invite the public to their annual Parish Picnic Sunday, Sept. 17 at St. Joseph’s Social Center located on the church grounds in Moulton.

EAGLE LAKE – Eagle Lake Noon Lions Club member Sam Kana introduced the program guest speaker Jamy Dingler, Volunteer Coordinator for Rice High School All-Sports Booster Club on Aug. 17.

COLUMBUS – The Columbus Elementary PTO will be tempting the town with a Krispy Kreme Doughnut Fundraiser.

EAGLE LAKE – The Eula and David Wintermann Library in Eagle Lake had another very successful Summer Reading Program. The theme for the program was “All Together Now”. Programs were held each Wednesday morning at 10:30 a.m. from June 7 to July 19. There were 56 students enrolled. Books and certificates were given to 29 of those students who achieved the goals set for the program. Funding for the summer program was provided by a Dollar General Grant.