Weimar KCs Fried Catfish Dinners During Lent
Weimar Knights of Columbus Council 2153 will hold a drive-thruonly fried catfish dinner each Friday of Lent – March 17, March 24 and March 31 – from 5 to 7 p.m. or until sold out at the St. Michael Catholic Church Family Center in Weimar. Cost will be $13 per plate. The Catholic Daughters will be selling desserts.
St. Rose Spring Festival
The St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church spring festival will be held on Sunday, March 19 at the Schulenburg Hall. A drive-thru fajita dinner will be served starting at 10:30 a.m. or when food is ready to serve. Plates will be $12 each and include beef and chicken fajita meat, tortillas, Spanish rice, charro beans and salsa. There will also be a bake sale.
Referrals Being Accepted for Gifted/Talented Program at SISD
Schulenburg ISD is planning for the Gifted/Talented program and accepting referrals for students in grades 1-5 who may need services. This program is designed for students who exhibit intellectual and creative thinking abilities at an extraordinary level not normally served in the regular classroom. Services are provided only upon identification of educational needs of the student.
The form must be returned to SISD by Friday, March 24. Nomination/ referral forms are available at each campus office and online through the school’s website at www.schulenburgisd.net.
Schulenburg Little League Fried Fish Dinner
The Schulenburg Little League will serve a drive-thru-only fried fish dinner on Friday, March 24 starting at 5 p.m. at the High Hill Hall. The $12 plates will include fried fish, beans, coleslaw, hush puppies and tartar sauce. Tickets are available from any Schulenburg Little League player and will also be available at the hall the day of the fish fry.
For more information, call Greg Janda at 979-966-3755.
Lions Club Nontraditional Student Scholarship
The Schulenburg Lions Club is offering $1,000 nontraditional student scholarships, open to residents of Schulenburg and those who work in Schulenburg and live in the tri-county area.
A nontraditional student is someone pursuing secondary education after high school, has delayed enrollment due to personal reasons, works full-time, has dependents, is a single parent, attends school part-time or has financial need. Applicants can be enrolled in technical school, nursing program, four-year university, graduate school or work-related certification program.
Applications are available by calling the Chamber of Commerce at 979-743-4514 or visiting the Chamber website. Applications must be submitted to the Chamber office by 5 p.m. on Friday, April 14.