The Gonzales Inquirer

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

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

Citizens encouraged to vote against rollback

Folks, We write to you with an urgent message. The City of Gonzales needs your help. We have a crisis situation and it needs a decisive response. The City will have a Tax Rollback election on … more

2/14/19

Auxiliary expresses thanks

Dear Editor, The members of Memorial Hospital Auxiliary would like to express our thanks to the Heights of Gonzales for hosting the September meeting at their facility. The food was delicious and … more

11/21/18

Local man a highway hero

Dear Editor,Daryl Aubin is a Gonzales hero for what he did early this morning (May 28).He was on the way to work on FM 532 at 5 a.m. and almost ran into a huge tree blown over by the storm and … more

6/4/20

Another moment in the history of Gonzales

Dear Editor,I understand that there is a petition moving around to remove the mayor. I’m wondering, what is the motivation for such an action? Is it that she wants a code of ethics? A code of … more

6/4/20

Tired of COVID count headlines

Dear Editor, As an avid weekly reader of the Inquirer I am sick of seeing the COVID count headlines. This is very misleading as someone at a glance may think that is active cases which is by no means … more

6/4/20

LTE - To all Christians who read his letter

Today, there is a battle for America like none that has ever been fought before. The battle is neither a physical, nor a political one. It is a spiritual war for the soul of America. Scripture says … more

9/13/18

Thanks for the support

Gonzales Inquirer, On behalf of the Luling Watermelon Thump Association, I want to extend a heartfelt thank you for your advertising contribution. Support from businesses like yours are why we … more

10/10/19

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

Faith column absent

Dear Sirs, I have noticed that Pastor Clint Lowery’s column has not been included in the last two editions of the Inquirer. I have found his columns to always be thought-provoking and … more

10/10/19

IN†EGRI†Y

In the event you have not been paying attention to local events lately, we are going to have a RECALL election concerning the correct tax rate for the city. This is permitted … more

2/21/19

How stupid do they think we are?

Kudos: To the citizens of Gonzales for standing up for their rights to a rollback election on this liberal over taxation issue. The citizens of our community are starting to understand the conception … more

2/21/19

Reader thanks the Inquirer for donation

Thank you for donating to our annual scholarship auction. We had a great turnout and everyone had a fun time. Thanks to supporters like you, we were able to help area students further their … more

3/19/20

Vote for rollback means vote for Gonzales’ deterioration

To my fellow citizens of the City of Gonzales, There is coming up an opportunity to vote on whether you want the City to have an opportunity to grow and prosper, or to continue the decline into … more

2/21/19

Rollback could have negative impact

As the 20th century began, our wonderful home of Gonzales was a thriving community. We were the center of cotton, cattle and commerce. At the time, our ancestors built the many beautiful homes that … more

2/21/19

Gonzales VFW Post 4817 says thank you

I would like to thank all the kids that took part in our 4th of July parade and the judges that had the hard job of picking the winners, they were all so good. I would also like to thank my … more

7/25/19

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

Waelder ISD election ran smoothly

We had a real clean race. No provisional votes, no over-votes, no spoiled ballots or rejected ballots. The air conditioning malfunctioned at the Waelder Community center where we were stationed … more

5/9/19

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