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BELLVILLE – Leah Kutch, Jonah Take and Hope Luedeker came out on top as winners of the Lions Club Opportunities for Youth contest in the Lions District 2-S5 OFY competition in Gonzales.

The Lady Bulldogs basketball team has impressed all year

WALLIS – Brazos High School boys basketball won a close match Jan. 27 at Cougars Gym vs Danbury High School by a final score of 48-35. The game was closer than the final score showed as Danbury stuck right with Brazos, but the Cougars made a few more big baskets down the stretch. "They played

Five total high school swim mers from the tri-county area have qualified for the state swim meet. Four of the swimmers are from Columbus and include Rayce Johnson, Cade Neumann, Justin Strauss, and Colby Wil -

GIDDINGS – The La Grange High School girls soccer team went down to Giddings High School January 23 at Buffaloes Field by a final score of 5-0. Giddings scored two goals in the first half and didn’t look back, scoring three more in the second half with their high-powered offense. "I think that we're just still kind of trying to figure things out in some areas,” said La Grange head girls soccer coach Lauren Hubbert.

Bellville Golf Takes on Pecan Lakes in Navasota Tourney

SCHULENBURG – Lady Horns basketball was defeated at Shorthorns Gym January 24 by Ganado High School with a final score of 38-33. Schulenburg possessed a double-digit lead late in the first half that slowly dwin- dled down throughout the contest due to Ganado’s shot making and clutch plays, resulting in a victo ry for the Lady Indians. Schulen- burg head girls basketball coach Phillip Eddins declined to com ment on the game.

SEALY - A benefit for Celeste Carr is set for Saturday, Feb. 4, at Creekmores Sports Bar located at 3797 Hwy 36 in Sealy. The proceeds from the benefit will help Carr and her donor with ex penses related to a kidney transplant.

INDUSTRY - An altercation be - tween a customer and employees of Lindemann's store in Industry escalated over the customer finding a $50 bill on the floor. The Jan. 16 incident resulted in what appeared to be two people going to jail after a lock-in, chokehold and physi-

RESS HALLETTSVILLE – The 35th Annual Hallettsville Knights of Columbus Big Buck Contest and Wild Game Sup- per did not disappoint the massive crowd that came out in the drizzle on Saturday, Jan. 28 at the KC Hall in Hallettsville.

ELLINGER – The Ellinger Cham- ber of Commerce newly elected cham - ber officers and directors for 2023 in clude President Michael P. Schlabach, Vice President Nicole Ramirez, Secretary Erica Hrachovy and Treasurer Paula Urban.

RT-C names Homecoming Queen and Basketball Beau

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SCHULENBURG – Fayette County Judge Dan Mueller was the guest speaker at the Schulenburg Literary Club meeting on Jan. 10 in Schulenburg. Judge Mueller spoke about Fayette County Crimestoppers, his 28 years as Justice of the Peace and his first 10 days as county judge.

COLUMBUS – Three local ladies, Christine McBride, Lori Meyer and Sherry Tucker, joined together to bring a new upscale restaurant and wine bar to an old hotel near downtown Columbus. Their purchase of the Hotel Colorado on 920 Milam sets the stage for a food and wine adventure which will be named The Magnolia Society at the Hotel Colorado.

When I was thirteen years old, my Dad taught me how to hypnotize a chicken. We had just finished a 4-H meeting at our house. As we chatted in the yard, I noticed a couple of my Mom’s laying hens nearby. My Dad casually grabbed one hen by the legs and remarked to me, “Did I ever teach you how to hypnotize a chicken?” I replied that I’d never heard of such a thing. My Dad then proceeded to show me how to hypnotize a chicken. It was an amazing thing to see. Here’s how it is done.

Tomato sauce is not Italian at all but Mexican in origin?

“Complimenting Strangers”