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SEPTEMBER 21, 2017
Tax Rate Stays Same, Utilities, Garbage Up
The Weimar City Council, meeting on Thursday, Sept. 14, approved the city budget with spending of $7.6 million from the general fund and all utility funds for the year beginning on Oct. 1. The council also approved keeping the tax rate unchanged at ... [MORE]
Bonfire, Pep Rallies, Homecoming Game
It’s safe to say excitement abounds on the Weimar High School campus this week. This week there will be a bonfire Thursday, two pep rallies on Friday, and Homecoming ceremonies at half time of the Friday football game. Throw in television coverage ... New Pool Plan Faces Work Delay
An update on the new swimming pool given to the Weimar City Council on Thursday, Sept. 14, indicates a cost in the range of $900,000 to $1 million and an opening date for the summer of 2019. That is about a year later than had been originally ... [More Stories]
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Be a Part of the Tribe at WJH As the new school year kicks off, we at Weimar Junior High look forward to an amazing year with your students. We are, in fact, a tribe here at WJH! We take pride in offering our students a quality education along with fun incentives to boost ...
PAT Advisory Board Meets
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Czech Check $237,000 for Flood Hynek Kmonicek, Czech Republic Ambassador to the United States, announced the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Lubomir Zaoralek, has approved the provision of five million Czech Crowns ($237,437) for humanitarian assistance to displaced families in La ...
Garden Club Begins New Year
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