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Columbus parts ways with fire marshal (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS — Officials say they intend to change the fire-marshal position to a part-time job after having James Chollett step down from the role during a City Council session earlier this month. Chollett’s termination was effective immediately and fell within his six-month probationary period after he was appointed to the role in April, officials said during a Sept. 14 council meeting. Mayor Lori An Gobert last spring had recommended Chollett’s appointment, which would have lasted two years. Reac
Weimar VFD battles arson battery blaze for five hours (opens the original)
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WEIMAR — Weimar Volunteer Fire Department battled a blazing fire of a Tesla charging at Wildcat Express and McDonald’s, Thursday, Sept. 17. Weimar VFD responded at 1:05 p.m. to the vehicle “fully engulfed in flames” and brought the fire under control within a few minutes. “A male subject set a car on fire in the parking lot of McDonald’s and fled the scene on foot,” Weimar Police Department reported. Shortly after, Weimar PD said the suspect had been transported to Colorado County Jail on multip
Habitat for Humanity racks up points and donations with Pickleball Palooza (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS — Dozens of players lunged, leaped, batted and swung at neon green pickleballs in support of Colorado County Habitat for Humanity during the nonprofit’s first “Pickleball Palooza: Play for a Purpose” this year, Saturday, Sept. 19, at Columbus Athletic Barn. Local and visitors from Sealy, Houston and farther played and donated in support of Habitat for Humanity’s critical home repairs and new homeownership programs. Executive Director Charmaine Katz said the palooza was a great success a
Director reflects on 35 years of Youth and Family Services (opens the original)
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COLUMBUS — Executive Director Kameka Edwards reflected on Youth and Family Services’ beginnings in one city 35 years ago to its growing reach across three counties today. “I’m more grateful for the growth that I’ve seen with Youth and Family Services. Like I say, we had a stigma. We weren’t out in the community as much,” Edwards said. “Now, you can see our logo, and it’s recognized more. We’ve done a lot of outreach and community awareness… If we can save one life with something that we do, it’s
New manager, book club seek to liven Wintermann Library (opens the original)
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EAGLE LAKE — A new library manager and new book club envision a community hub for learning, enrichment and entertainment for Eula and David Wintermann Library in Eagle Lake. Eagle Lake resident Jeremiah Paige moved back to Eagle Lake in the last few years and discovered a stillness to the town that cont radicted his childhood memories. Set on strengthening the Eagle Lake community, Paige has since hosted numerous community and public education events. His most recent endeavor is the creation of
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