Miss an issue, miss a lot! A look at the Oct. 29 Edition of The Inquirer
Be sure to pick up a copy of this week's Gonzales Inquirer! In this week's edition:
• More than one-third of the county's registered voters have already gone to the polls. Plus a list of voting locations and other Election Day information.
• SouthStar Bank continues its 100th anniversary celebration.
• The county has 15 active COVID-19 cases.
• The library is hosting a costume contest this weekend.
• November's look at Gonzales County History.
• NSCISD receives $8,000 in grants from local group.
• City officials say trick-or-treating is still allowed, but encourage following CDC guidelines.
• County Commissioners and ESD meeting reports.
• Historical society start bicentennial planning for Green-DeWitt Colony.
• Chris Cobler's state roundup.
• Don Newbury's commentary and Steve Burnett's editorial cartoon.
• Sudoko and crossword puzzles.
• Interpretative panel samples release for downtown square.
• Veteran's Day ceremony hosted by FUMC.
• Obituaries.
• Publisher Steve Fountain remember his old high school football coach.
• All American Scholarship applications accepted.
• Cattle scams and COVID-19 help for farmers.
• Gardening Q&A.
• Livestock sales report.
• Faith Column and church directory.
• Classified ads.
• The Apache football team must win its final two games to have any playoff hopes.
• Waelder's volleyball team opens the playoffs today vs. Runge.
• The Apaches girls cross country teams takes second in district and prepares for regional.
• Sports roundup.
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