The Gonzales Inquirer

Mayor’s, city councilman’s actions were unethical

Minutes from the December 2019 City Council meeting indicate that Council and those present heard from Clint Hille in regards to his desire to serve on the EDC Board. Additionally, he presented … more

1/16/20

Let’s move forward

Dear Editor/Publisher, I’m tired of the whining. I only lived in the north for a short few years, but too many of the populace whined when the weather wasn’t perfect; their job … more

1/16/20

Former mayoral candidate announces council bid

I, Rob Brown, am proud to announce my bid for Gonzales City Council - District 4. As a longtime Gonzales advocate, I strive to serve my district and our great city with integrity and true … more

1/16/20

Publisher/editor needs to pay attention to Texas matters

Editor, Interesting issue today, publisher/editor uses half the opinion page musing about his vacation and meanwhile one letter to the editor called for a replacement editor and I must agree. Mr. … more

1/16/20

Maybe it’s time for change

To the publisher/editor, I have been a subscriber for over 30 years. I like reading news of our schools, city, county, and city and county governments. The Faith page with various articles. I … more

1/9/20

Remember the Alamo before it’s too late

Now is the time to act before it’s too late. The mayor of San Antonio Ron Nirenberg, Texas Land Commissioner George P. Bush and the San Antonio city council have been pushing through their … more

1/9/20

Examine

In the Season that should be Joy! Many hearts are thrust into a deep sea of sadness! Impeachment! The question is: Are we fighting corruption? Or is corruption bringing us … more

1/2/20

Questions posed after board appointments

I recently turned to social media and posted concerns as an attempt to raise not only awareness of recent happenings to the Gonzales Main Street Board, but also to encourage those in our community to … more

12/26/19

Community deserves answers on board appointments

Recent discussions have brought both questions and dismay! I, like many others, reside outside of the city limits and therefore, am not represented by a councilman. I am writing this Letter to the … more

12/26/19

Shiner Catholic appreciates coverage

Dear friends at The Gonzales Inquirer, Thank you for doing such an amazing job covering the news of Gonzales and the surrounding communities. We are grateful for each of you and the wonderful job … more

11/27/19

Lowery was giving the good news

I have to admit that I agree with Mr. Filip. I do believe that a newspaper’s job is to inform the community of current and actual events, which is what Pastor Lowery was doing. He was simply … more

11/7/19

Thank you for the coverage

Dear Mr. Fitzwater, On behalf of Sisters on the Fly, I want to thank you for the wonderful words you created regarding our fabulous organization… I was only aware of the one article … more

11/7/19

RE: Medical system is broken

Dear Mr. Fitzwater, Thank you for sharing this article with us! We feel less alone. Just about everyone becomes enraged when treated ‘wrong’! It certainly helps us … more

11/7/19

City officials rock

I often hear people complaining about the fact that property taxes have been raised once again. In the town where people voted to keep their taxes high, I don’t understand the complaining. I, … more

10/31/19

Disappointed in actions of local paper

To the editor, I am thankful as an American Citizen that I can continue to have freedom of speech and the right to accept or oppose what I read in the local Inquirer or any other publication … more

10/31/19

Thank you Lloyd Holden

Dear Editor, This letter has one main purpose: to say, “Thank you, Lloyd Holden, and God bless you for your recent letter to the editor of the Inquirer.” I agree with Mr. Holden … more

10/31/19

Job of the newspaper is to inform

After reading Lloyd Holden’s letter to the editor in last week’s paper regarding Pastor Lowery’s removal, many in our community were upset. The job of a newspaper is to inform the … more

10/24/19

Sisters on the Fly have a wonderful time in Gonzales

Dear Editor, What a wonderful week the Sisters on the Fly had in Gonzales! Your warm and friendly town was apparent from the time we rolled into town and were greeted with the streets lined with … more

10/24/19

Gracious tribute

We appreciate your gracious tribute to Leon Netardus written in the Gonzales Inquirer. Also the empty chair shown in the Leon Netardus Reading Room has special meaning. Leon sat in that chair and … more

10/17/19

Sister on the Fly thanks Gonzales

Dear City of Gonzales, Thank you so much for your warm welcome this past week. The local merchants and the docents of the museum and Pioneer Village were fantastic! And I gotta say what a … more

10/17/19