At just 13 years old, Gonzales seventh-grader Briceson “Brice” Moore is already learning that football is about far more than what happens on the field. more

As rural healthcare systems continue to face growing demand and limited access to specialized care, Seivers Medical Clinic has welcomed a new physician whose background expands obstetrical services while introducing a functional medicine approach not previously available in Gonzales. more

After a dominant win over San Antonio Memorial on the road Friday, the Gonzales varsity boys basketball team returned home to host the district leader La Vernia on Tuesday night. After a fast start that gave the Apaches an early 10-point lead, the Bears went on a big second-quarter run and cruised to a commanding win at Vic Salazar Gymnasium. more

Long before his voice filled dance halls across Texas, Leeroy Camarillo was a Gonzales kid sitting quietly in the back of his uncle’s rehearsals — listening, learning and unknowingly preparing for a life in music. more

Gonzales City Council members used their regular monthly meeting Thursday, Jan. 8, to begin formally addressing the future of the city’s Visitor Center operations, directing staff to explore a collaborative path that would allow both the Gonzales Chamber of Commerce and the City of Gonzales’ tourism department to continue serving visitors while potential funding options are evaluated. more

The Gonzales County Commissioners Court covered a full slate of public safety, infrastructure and land-use matters during its regular meeting Monday, including reinstating a countywide burn ban, approving new Emergency Service District board members, and clarifying legal access along a long-closed county road. more

The Gonzales ISD Board of Trustees opened its first meeting of 2026 on Monday with campus recognitions, student organization spotlights, and several unanimous action items — including adopting updated vision and mission statements and reviewing continued progress on the district’s 2023 bond projects. more

We congratulate parents David & Cecilla Pecina on the arrival of baby Luna Victoria Pecina, who was born on January 2, 2026 at 1:20pm, making her the first baby born at Gonzales Healthcare Systems in 2026. She weighed 7 pounds 1 ounce and was 21 inches long. more

What began as a small act of giving has grown into one of Gonzales’ largest holiday gatherings, as the Edwards Association hosted its annual community Christmas party, drawing hundreds of families … more

The Gonzales Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture is now accepting nominations for two of its most prestigious honors: the David B. Walshak Lifetime Achievement Award and the Community Service Award. These awards will be presented at the 104th annual Excellence Gala & Awards Ceremony on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026, at the JB Wells Expo Center. more

The Gonzales Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture is now accepting nominations for two of its most prestigious honors: the David B. Walshak Lifetime Achievement Award and the Community Service Award. These awards will be presented at the 104th annual Excellence Gala & Awards Ceremony on Thursday, Feb. 12, 2026, at the JB Wells Expo Center. more

The Education Practicum at Gonzales High School, led by instructor Saralyn Breitschopf, teamed up once again with Gonzales Elementary to support the annual Legacy Ranch Thanksgiving Day Food Drive, gathering an impressive haul for local families in need. more

Gonzales Dog Adoptions has officially broken ground on its new shelter building, marking a major milestone for the volunteer-run organization after years of fundraising, planning and delays. more

GONZALES — Southwest Regional competition in San Antonio, turning months of hard work into a moment that felt almost magical. Their performance also qualified them for the National Cheerleading Competition in Orlando, Fla., marking a standout achievement for the developing program. more

Voters in Gonzales County joined the rest of Texas in approving all 17 proposed constitutional amendments in Tuesday’s election, according to unofficial results released by the Gonzales County Elections Office and the Texas Secretary of State. more

The Gonzales High School Cheer program made history Sunday, November 3, earning its first-ever bid to the Universal Cheerleaders Association (UCA) National High School Cheerleading Championship. more

Two people were killed early Saturday morning when a fire destroyed a mobile home about four miles south of Smiley toward Yorktown. more

The Guadalupe Valley Electric Cooperative (GVEC) is now accepting nominations for the 2026 GVEC Public Service Award, which recognizes individuals and organizations that have made a meaningful impact in their communities through consistent and selfless service. more

The Cattle Country Festival, returning for its third year, is set for April 10–12, 2026, and tickets are officially on sale as the music and camping festival reveals its highly anticipated 2026 lineup, featuring Koe Wetzel, Treaty Oak Revival, Randy Houser, Robert Earl Keen and Josh Abbott Band. more

GONZALES — Hundreds of Gonzales families turned out Monday evening for the annual National Night Out, hosted by the Gonzales Police Department at the Edward’s Association Community Center. The two-hour event brought neighbors, first responders, and organizations from across the community together for an evening that blended safety education with family fun.  more