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Rivas family takes center stage in ‘The Sleeping Beauty’
Three members of the same family will be gracing the stage when Come and Take It Dance and The Crystal Theatre present “The Sleeping Beauty” later this month. Performances will be at … more
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Gonzales County sees increase in sales tax allocations for May
Sales tax allocations for all four Gonzales County cities were up again this month, according to Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s office. Hegar announced he will send cities, counties, … more
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Castro returns to speak at Nixon Memorial Day ceremony
A U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 5 (CW5) returned to his hometown of Nixon to speak at the Memorial Day ceremony Monday, May 29 at the city’s library. CW5 Demetrio “Jay” … more
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Duderstadt family donates family bible to Jail Museum
The Gonzales County Jail Museum on Friday, May 26, added a new item to its exhibits that has ties to a historic outlaw. The museum will open a special exhibit of outlaw-turned-attorney John … more
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The Waelder High School Class of 2023 toss their caps into the air Saturday, May 26, to culminate graduation exercises at the gymnasium.
Twenty-eight cross stage for Waelder ISD graduation
The 2023 graduating class of Waelder High School saw 28 people walk across the stage to receive their diplomas during commencement ceremonies Saturday, May 27, at the Waelder ISD gymnasium. … more
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Nixon-Smiley valedictorian Cecilia Villasana checks over her graduation speech before addressing the audience Friday, May 26 at Mustang Stadium.
Sixty-eight Mustangs march across stage to receive diplomas
Sixty-eight members of the Nixon-Smiley High School Class of 2023 received their diplomas in person at Mustang Stadium on Friday, May 26, during graduation exercises. Another two students who … more
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Valedictorian Cooper LaBuhn shakes hands with school board president Ross Hendershot, III and hand’s LaBuhn his diploma.
One hundred ninety-four Gonzales seniors walk the stage
The Gonzales High School class of 2023 arrived at Apache Field Friday, May 26 to close out the final chapter of their high school careers. The class of the 2023 reflected on the last four years, … more
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Argument leads to shooting death near Nixon
An argument between two men turned deadly at a Gonzales County residence north of Nixon early Sunday, May 28. According to Gonzales County Sheriff’s deputies, the GCSO received a call at … more
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Altercation during jail visitation could lead to charges
An altercation at the Gonzales County Jail had one inmate and a corrections officer being treated for minor injuries and a second inmate facing possible charges in the attack. Gonzales County … more
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Showing off sweepstakes awards in the Texas Gulf Coast Press Association Better Newspaper Contest are (from left) Lew Cohn, Gonzales Inquirer, Division 1; Dan Parker, Port Aransas South Jetty, Division II; and Regina Keilers, The Fayette County Record, Division III. The contest awards luncheon topped off the TGCPA convention in Port Aransas this weekend.
Inquirer wins Sweepstakes from Texas Gulf Coast Press Association
The Gonzales Inquirer placed first in 10 of 15 possible categories en route to earning the coveted Sweepstakes award in the Texas Gulf Coast Press Association 2023 Better Newspaper Contest. Results … more
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Main Street Roundup offers shopping, specials, drink samples
Want to wet your whistle while taking in the shopping and dining that downtown Gonzales offers? Why not take part in the Main Street Roundup, Gonzales Main Street’s newest event, which will be … more
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Ashley Molina, D’Anna Robinson and Ross Hendershot III all take the oath of office as they get sworn in for the Gonzales ISD School Board Thursday, May 11.
GISD certifies two school board members
The Gonzales ISD Board of Trustees held a special meeting Thursday, May 11 to canvass the May 6 GISD school board election. Two new school board members — District 3’s D’Anna … more
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Come and Take It Dance brings ‘The Sleeping Beauty’ to life
Fresh off a successful first performance of the Nutcracker back in January, Come and Take It Dance is again bringing professional talent to Gonzales, this time with three performances of “The … more
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Gonzales Justice of the Peace Deidra Voigt swears in new Gonzales Councilmen Lorenzo Hernandez of District 3 Thursday, May 11.
O’Neal says goodbye to Gonzales City Council
The Gonzales City Council says goodbye to one of its longest serving members at the Thursday, May 11 regular council meeting. Bobby O’Neal served the city council in two different … more
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J.B. Wells Arena prepares for TJHRA Finals
The crew of the J.B. Wells Arena and the city of Gonzales are putting the final touches on preparations for the Texas Junior High Rodeo Association Finals. Five hundred and twenty-one state … more
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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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