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Workshop lead ers were (from left) Debbi Gabler and Joe Anne Hill, shown with Brigette Mesecke (second from right) and Kathi Babcock (right).

Workshop lead ers were (from left) Debbi Gabler and Joe Anne Hill, shown with Brigette Mesecke (second from right) and Kathi Babcock (right).

CVQG members construct ‘Quilt of Valor’ at workshop

News Staff
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
Twenty-two members of the Colorado Valley Quilt Guild had a wonderful time trying something new on March 27 by participating in the Guild’s “Quilt of Valor” project.
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Reunions

News Staff
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
John Wick Family The 27th John Wick family reunion will be held at the St. Mary Parish Hall in High Hill on Sunday, April 7, with registration starting at 10 a.m. A catered meal of fried chicken and sausage will be served at noon for $14 a plate for 13 years and up; children 12 and under eat free.
Tommy Shults Photo Pavilion, situated for taking photos of trains, is located on the south side of Highway 90 in the west part of Flatonia.

Tommy Shults Photo Pavilion, situated for taking photos of trains, is located on the south side of Highway 90 in the west part of Flatonia.

Flatonia Rail Museum to host Railfan Party April 6

News Staff
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
All railfans, train enthusiasts and “foamers” are invited to visit the Tommy Shults Photo Pavilion at 422 West North Main St. in Flatonia this Saturday, April 6 for the Flatonia Rail Museum’s biannual Railfan Party.
MIKE STROUP

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ARTS to present Song Swap Sundays in Fayetteville

News Staff
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
Arts for Rural Texas (ARTS) is excited to present Song Swap Sundays in Fayetteville, a musical gathering hosted by Mike Stroup. Musicians will take turns playing songs, answering questions and sharing the stories behind the melodies.

Ortwein to present program in Weimar

News Staff
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
Historical fiction writer Barbara Ortwein from Germany will speak at the Weimar Public Library on Friday, April 5 at 11 a.m. Ortwein will present her Texas saga trilogy on German immigration to Texas by highlighting places and families that many people will recognize.

Poetry Night set Apr. 25 by Friends of Weimar Library

News Staff
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
In celebration of National Poetry Night, the Friends of the Weimar Public Library will present its third annual Open Mic Poetry Night at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, April 25 at the Weimar City Gazebo, and everyone is invited.

ACCSS to host 5K run at Schulenburg Sausagefest

News Staff
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
ACCSS will host a 5K in conjunction with the Schulenburg Sausagefest on Saturday, April 6 and it’s not too late to sign up. Runners and walkers who wish to pre-register can sign up online by going to https:// sausagefest5k.itsyourrace.com/ event.aspx?id=16164.

Friends of Weimar Library ‘Walk Across TX’ to start

News Staff
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
The Walk Across Texas program sponsored by Friends of the Weimar Public Library, in conjunction with Colorado County AgriLife, will begin on Monday, April 8. Walk Across Texas is designed to help people be more active in a team-based approach.
Eric Jacobsen, whose work is pictured above, will conduct the workshop on still life painting.

Eric Jacobsen, whose work is pictured above, will conduct the workshop on still life painting.

ARTS schedules workshop on still life painting

News Staff
Tuesday, April 2, 2024
Arts for Rural Texas (ARTS) announces an upcoming painting workshop with Eric Jacobsen set for Thursday, May 10 through Saturday, May 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Schmid ARTS Annex, 105 Main Street, Fayetteville.
The ribbo n cutt ing included (from left) Jennifer Wilson, Paradigm at The Oak activities director; Terri Wagner, representing the Schulenburg Chamber of Commerce; Pamela Noell, Paradigm at The Oak administrator; Gina Migl, Paradigm at The Oak director of nursing; and Diana Mikesky, Schulenburg Chamber of Commence president.

The ribbo n cutt ing included (from left) Jennifer Wilson, Paradigm at The Oak activities director; Terri Wagner, representing the Schulenburg Chamber of Commerce; Pamela Noell, Paradigm at The Oak administrator; Gina Migl, Paradigm at The Oak director of nursing; and Diana Mikesky, Schulenburg Chamber of Commence president.

Paradigm at The Oak has open house, ribbon cutting

News Staff
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
On March 15, the facility at 507 West Ave., formerly known as Colonial Care Center and now Paradigm at The Oak, celebrated its open house/ribbon cutting ceremony with the Chamber of Commerce.
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