Our Great City

KCB is looking for hard working volunteers. The goal of the new project is to beautify the Central Fire Station in Colleyville and to improve the quality of life for the firemen.

We need volunteers that can help plant sod and help with the Pavestone. Please Contact Gina Head at ghead13@tx.rr.com if you would like to volunteer.

Wanna golf in the dark? Even if you aren't a good golfer, you can still putt! Come to the Colleyville Chamber of Commerce Glow in the Dark Golf Mixer at Diamond Oaks Country Club from 7-9pm on Tuesday, August 24th. There'll be food, drinks and karaoke til it gets dark then a glow in the dark putting contest. Even if you don't karaoke or golf, come out and have a good time watching everyone else!

Location: Diamond Oaks Country Club

Join Runway Theatre for their sixth year of departing from the norm, this time with an exploration of the differences between men and women.

In We Love You, Doris Day!, the members of the Doris Day fan club, dressed as their idol, put their heads together to prevent a bungling burglar from spoiling their fun and friendship.

This year's Golf Classic will be held Tuesday, September 14th at Sky Creek Ranch Golf Club in Keller, rated 4 stars by Golf Digest's Places to Play for 2008.

The early bird deadline ends on August 15. Don't miss your chance to play this course for a great price of just $125 - including lunch, a round of golf, fun contests, cool golf gifts and a chance to win great prizes as well as a steak dinner from Outback Steakhouse in Hurst. Call today to register!

Can't join them that day? Be a Hole Sponsor for just $250 and have a sign on the course. You'll be recognized for your generous support of the CEC's mission and programs.

The Colleyville Womans Club is hosting a welcome coffee on Tuesday, August 10 from 9:30 AM to 11 AM at Mac's Steaks & Seafood, 5120 Highway 121 in Colleyville. Enjoy Mac's fabulous cinnamon rolls, meet some of the current members, and hear about CWC's upcoming fundraising events & other activities. Members and prospective members are welcomed.

The Summer Reading Program finale was held on Wednesday in front of the Colleyville Public Library, and there was lots of fun things to do for young and old alike. The Colleyville Fire and Police Departments were there demonstrating their equipment. There was pony rides, a real petting zoo, moon bounce, jumbo slide, and arts and crafts for everyone.

Sofia, age 1, gets up close and personal with a goat in the petting zoo

Friday night culminated another year of "Summer Nights" in downtown Grapevine. Sponsored by Bank of the West and Bermuda Gold and Silver, it featured live music from The Rumble Kings, tractor rides from Nash Farm, a bounce house and slide, live video games from Game Truck, and face painting by Girl Scout Troop 1405.

Connor from Missouri gets his arm "tatoo'd"