Dungen News

 
City tables airport resolution
Colorado County Citizen
Columbus Mayor Dwain Dungen gave the first reading of Resolution 103-12 during the April 12 Columbus City Council meeting. During the April 26 Columbus City Council meeting, prior to giving the second reading of the resolution, Mayor Dungen informed ...


 
Cards end regular season with losses
Colorado County Citizen
Nick Masarik and Collen Dungen hit 1-for-3 and Riley Krueger batted 1-for-2. Jacob Christen pitched for six innings with a strikeout and gave up 6 hits, 3 runs and 3 BBs. The Cardinals traveled to Sealy to face the Tigers for a loss of 3-9.


 
PD strives to conquer bullying
Colorado County Citizen
Axel informed City Council, Columbus Mayor Dwain Dungen and everyone in attendance about the term, “bullycide” and that it is a reference to what is caused by bullying in an educational atmosphere. He said bullying needs to be revealed as a criminal ...


 
Cardinal playoff off run ends
Colorado County Citizen
Christen hit 1-for-3 with a double and 1 RBI; Masarik batted 1-for-4 with a double; Collen Dungen went 2-for-4; Seth Vickers hit 1-for-3; Tanner Heard went 1-for-2 and had an RBI. The deciding game was in Columbus once more on May 5 where the two teams ...


 
City receives certificate of excellence
Colorado County Citizen
During the meeting, Mayor Dwain Dungen gave the second reading of Resolution 102-12, a resolution approving expenditures of 4B revenues over $10000 of City created economic development corporations, with less than 20000 residents for funding of ...


 
City receives bids for home projects
Colorado County Citizen
Columbus Mayor Dwain Dungen said the reason for this is so that the Columbus Community and Industrial Development Corporation can further discuss what direction they would like to take regarding AWOS system at their regular meeting this month.


 
Hot Singles on the Internet: New Beard's “Doom”
Johns Hopkins News-Letter
Their producer, Gustav Ejstes of Dungen, adds synthesizer to their music and puts the final, eclectic touch on the album. Frontman Wigler also has considerable experience to add to the group from his days with his previous band, Arizona.