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CHAMPS (Charitable Heroes Achieving Memorable Performances) is a group of concerned citizens who want to see its little heroes do good in school. Giving school-aged kids that helping hand to begin school on a positive note so they may excel in their education. Barbers from Rustic Barber Shop, Shalow Styles, Letys Salon, Makayla’s and Kelvin Tarver provided their barber skills for the youngsters to sport a new style. The school supplies were provided by the Sealy Eastside Foundation.

WEIMAR – The St. Michael’s Catholic Church Harvest Fest provided a cool respite from the summer heat during its annual Harvest Fest on Sept. 13 in Weimar.

Love your neighbor

COLUMBUS – The Colora do County Senior Connections in Columbus once again exceeded its previous numbers and fun when close to 50 seniors gathered at the Stafford Opera House in Columbus for fun and games of cards, dominoes and Bingo.

COLUMBUS – Columbus Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Becky Nutt announced a Business Development program will be held Tuesday, Aug. 15 from 11:45 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Nesbitt Memorial Library in Columbus. The Lunch and Learn will focus on grants. It is available to chamber members only and it is limited to 25 participants. Bring your own lunch. Contact Nutt at 979-732-8385 for any questions.

WEIMAR – Michelle Banse-Stokes and her dog, Texas, went through their paces on the obstacle course on July 21 at the Weimar gazebo in Weimar. Kids and adults lined up to watch the two perform as they do when they compete nationwide.

HEB - La Grange celebrates 50 years

Columbus Educational Foundation holds launch party

BELLVILLE – Friends of the Austin County Fair packed the hall on July 21 at the Austinc County Fair Convention and Expo Center at the Austin Coun- ty Fairgrounds in Bellville to fill up on boiled shrimp, corn on the cob and potatoes.

FLATONIA – The snow wasn’t falling and the temps indeed weren’t, either.

EAGLE LAKE – Christine Owen, director of the Prairie Edge Museum spoke to the Eagle Lake Noon Lions Club on July 20 about two prominent men in Eagle Lake History.

Grange KC Hall hosts music night

EEA (Extension Education Association) of Austin Coun-

Turtle Wing Foundation re cently received a $5,000 grant from Sparklight Charitable Giv- ing Fund. Turtle Wing was one of only six recipients in the state of Texas for the spring round of grants and one of 25 total grants awarded across Sparklight’s 24 states covered.

Step up, youngsters! The Colorado Co. Fair Association welcomes the children of Colorado County to compete in the Colora- do Co Fair Little Ms., Little Mr., and Junior Miss pageant contests.

Bellville Farmers Market hits its summer stride

ROUND TOP – Round Top Music Festival presenter and trombone instructor Brent Phillips leads the session in trombone play.

Historic Harmonie Hall kicks off fourth

- Macaroni or spaghetti was king. Pasta was not yet invented.

DUBINA –Kids and adults found plenty to do at the church feast at Sts. Cyril & Methodius in Dubina on July 2. From race cars to tree bowling to a live auction, everyone had something to have fun with.

COLUMBUS – The St. Paul’s Lutheran Church in Columbus held a fundraiser on June 13 to help support churches in Peru.