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Lynn Theatre back on market after approved buyers back out
The Lynn Theatre is back on the market, nearly four months after the Gonzales City Council narrowly had voted to sell the historic movie theater to the partnership of Sydney Allen and Devon Warzecha. … more
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Gonzales High School senior Jadon Medina, GHS senior Cooper Mark LaBuhn and Nixon-Smiley High School senior Madisyne Rice each recently received a 2023 GVEC Scholarship. They were three of 20 awardees, each of whom was presented with their scholarship by GVEC General Manager and CEO Darren Schauer. Medina plans to attend Universal Technical Institute this fall while LaBuhn plans to attend Baylor University this fall. Rice plans to attend Blinn College this fall.
Local high school students earn GVEC Scholarships
Jadon Medina and Cooper Mark LaBuhn, both of Gonzales High School, and Madisyne Rice of Nixon-Smiley High School recently received $2,500 scholarships from GVEC. This year, GVEC awarded $50,000 in … more
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Gonzales County jobless rate falls to 3.5 percent
Unemployment in Gonzales County fell by nearly half a percent in March 2023, according to state Labor Market Information (LMI) figures released by the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). While … more
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Hallettsville community mourns loss of high school junior
A hog hunting trip and an overturned early 1970s model Jeep ended with the loss of a Hallettsville High School junior Friday evening. The incident occurred on private property located along the … more
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GISD addresses bus driver shortage
School districts across the state of Texas have been plagued with a bus driver shortage, including Gonzales ISD. GISD Director of Operations Gene Kridler addressed the GISD School Board with a … more
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Commissioners: All future appointments must be advertised before being filled
Gonzales County commissioners voted Monday, May 8, to hold off on making new appointments to Gonzales County Historical Commission — or any other county appointments, including taxing entities … more
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ESD official: Smiley Fire Department not disbanded, can still be dispatched
Contrary to online rumors, the Smiley Fire Department has not disbanded and can still be dispatched to calls, said Bryan Schauer, vice president of Gonzales County Emergency Services District No. 2. … more
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Waelder ISD voters reject bond measures for third time
A Waelder ISD bond issue failed for the third time in two years as voters rejected two measures during the Saturday, May 6, election in complete, but unoffical returns. Meanwhile, voters in the … more
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Nixon-Smiley voters approve $37.9 million bond package
Voters in Nixon-Smiley CISD approved all five measures on the Saturday, May 6 ballot — four of them by fairly wide margins — in a move that will allow the district to issue a total of … more
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New faces come aboard Gonzales ISD, Nixon and Smiley councils
Gonzales ISD will have two new trustees on the school board while a former Gonzales city councilman has been elected to a new term in complete but unofficial returns from the Saturday, May 6, … more
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Members of the Ynclan and Porras families joined the Gonzales County Commissioners Court as June 1, 2023, was proclaimed Robert Ynclan Day in Gonzales County.
Gonzales County declares June 1 to be Robert Ynclan Day
The late Robert Ynclan was the first Latino to serve as Gonzales County sheriff and now his legacy will be honored with a special day in his memory. Gonzales County commissioners voted … more
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Nixon-Smiley Consolidated ISD Place 6 Q&A
The Nixon-Smiley Consolidated ISD Place 6 school trustee race will feature Loyce Adcock-Rice facing off against incumbent Aly Tschoepe on the May 6 ballot. Only Adcock-Rice responded to a request … more
Nixon City Council candidates answer Q&A
The Nixon City Council race will feature 10 candidates seeking three available at-large spots on the Nixon City Council. They are, in ballot order, Justin B. La Fleur (incumbent), Angel De La Cruz, … more
Victoria College Gonzales Center opens HVAC classroom
The Victoria College Gonzales Center hosted a ribbon cutting ceremony Thursday, April 27, for the opening of the Bill Ruddock Workforce Training Classroom. The classroom will be dedicated to the … more
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Two Gonzales locals heading to TJHRA Finals
The Texas Junior High Rodeo Association again brings its finals to the JB Wells Park, Arena & Expo Center in Gonzales from Sunday, May 21 through Saturday, May 27 and two locals will get a chance … more
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Main Street hosts Cinco de Mayo celebration
Gonzales Main Street will present a Cinco de Mayo celebration Saturday, May 6, from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. at Texas Heroes Square in Gonzales. Admission to this family friendly event is free. There … more
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Feather Fest returns to Nixon this weekend
Nixon city officials are asking folks not to “chicken out,” but to “flock” to town for the 2023 Nixon Feather Fest on Cinco de Mayo celebration, to be held this Friday, May 5 … more
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Waelder ISD asking voters to approve $10.3 million bond package
Early voting has ended, but polls will still be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, May 6, at the Waelder City Hall for the Waelder Independent School District bond election. The district … more
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Taking a walk back into time
The Rancho Nixon Historical Association hosted more than 200 guests at the Saturday, April 22 grand opening of the new Rancho-Nixon Historic Park. The park is located on Texas Highway 80 in the … more
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April sales tax allocations up for Gonzales County
Sales tax allocations for all four Gonzales County cities were up this month — especially Waelder, which had its best month ever recorded, according to Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s … more
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