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John Goodspeed: Open deer season with some country
Hard-charging country singer Chris Cagle may bring a few new tunes tonight to Cowboy's Dance Hall.
Weimar Loses Thriller To Schulenburg 35-34
The Weimar Wildcats came within an eyelash of winning in a thrilling battle last Friday with the Schulenburg Shorthorns, but came up a point short on the final scoreboard, falling 35-34. The lead changed hands five times and the score was tied twice in the see-saw contest.
Cloverleaf Orchestra still swinging
Gordon Zunker may not have been a founding member of the Cloverleaf Orchestra, but his stint as a trumpeter and bandleader is one of the longest in the band's 57-year history in New Braunfels.
Annual Food Drive Competition with Schulenburg
The Weimar FFA will once again sponsor the annual food drive competition between Weimar and Schulenburg beginning on Friday, Oct.
Retirement reception for Blinn College Chancellor and Past President Dr. Don Voelter
The Blinn College Board of Trustees will host retirement receptions for Chancellor Dr.
It's easy to believe the rolling countryside around Schulenburg doesn't look a whole lot different than it did in horse-and-buggy days.
Centenarian celebrating birthday with unique commemoration
Celebrating a birthday typically involves a day of cake and candles. Angelo LoStracco, who turns 100 today, plans to commemorate the day in his own unique way.
The town of Schulenburg is a small town in historic Fayette County almost right in the middle of the cities composed by Houston, San Antonio, Austin and Victoria but being closer to this last one.
The closing of Exterran Holdings of facilities in Schulenburg and Columbus, reported last week, will eliminate 160 jobs at those two locations.
Dorothy McElroy Wilson Tidwell
Dorothy McElroy Wilson Tidwell went home to be with the Lord on Aug. 30, 2009. She was a kind and gracious lady, but her arrival in Heaven is because of her faith in the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross in her place.
Paralyzed veterans fishing trip
The Texas Paralyzed Veterans of America members and their families were guests at Santa Bob's Magic Pond in Moravia on Aug.
Exterran Closings To Cost 73 Jobs
Exterran holdings will reportedly close facilities in Schulenburg and Columbus, eliminating 73 jobs in the area.
B.J. Thomas has one very special fan waiting for concerts
When B.J. Thomas rolls into town Saturday for two concerts, at least one Corsicana resident can say she "knew him when ..." Charlye Worley is a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and a fourth grade teacher.
B.J. Thomas has one very special fan waiting for concerts
When B.J. Thomas rolls into town Saturday for two concerts, at least one Corsicana resident can say she "knew him when ..." Charlye Worley is a wife, a mother, a grandmother, and a fourth grade teacher.
For some, tiny houses are just the right size
They had the land and the plan ready for a 3,000-square-foot retirement home. But sticker shock and a sour economy spurred Lee and Donna McCollough to downsize their dream into a 336-square-foot "country cabin." "It was mostly an economic move.
The chicken and beer flowed freely from the bar and the barbecue pit, while dance partners swirled in circles to the tunes of the Texas polka bands in Sweet Home on Sunday.
Blinn College chancellor to retire at end of year
Blinn College Chancellor Donald E. Voelter will retire in December after working with the college for 38 years.