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Edwards Association officers talk inclusion at council meeting
The Edwards Association had a dialogue with the Gonzales City Council during the public comments portion of the Thursday, Jan. 19 meeting.  David Tucy, the president of the Edwards … more
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Chamber banquet also will celebrate Texas independence
There will be no more fitting place to celebrate Texas independence and the accomplishments of the Gonzales Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture than at this year’s banquet, aptly named the … more
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Mary Ann Fatheree
Nixon mourns loss of Councilwoman Mary Ann Fatheree
The city of Nixon is mourning the passing of City Councilwoman Mary Ann Fatheree, who passed away Friday, Jan. 27, at the age of 55. Fatheree had been first elected to the Nixon City Council in … more
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Terry Fitzwater
Former Inquirer publisher Fitzwater showed passion for community, led by example
Former Gonzales Inquirer publisher Terence James “Terry” Fitzwater leaves behind a legacy of journalistic integrity, championing for the underdog and a devotion to community service … more
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Brandon Anzaldua
Gonzales Healthcare Systems appoints Anzaldua to be new CEO
Gonzales Healthcare Systems announced Wednesday, Feb. 1, the appointment of Brandon Anzaldua to Chief Executive Officer position. Brandon Anzaldua first came to GHS in December 2019, taking on the … more
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School, city election filing period begins
The election filing period has begun for those wishing to serve on city councils and school boards in Gonzales County and to run in the Saturday, May 6, election. State law allows for a 30-day … more
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Gonzales native gets invite to pro football combine
There are a small percentage of college football players who get noticed by professional football leagues in the United States, but one former Gonzales Apache and Southwestern Assemblies of God Lions … more
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Main Street round table scheduled
The Gonzales Main Street board will host its Main Street Round Table Monday, Jan. 30 at Mi Lupita’s Restaurant, 613 St Joseph St., Gonzales. Learn more about the Main Street organization … more
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Cuero man charged with aggravated assault in stabbing
A Cuero man remains in jail following his arrest for allegedly stabbing another man Sunday, Jan. 22. Cuero Police responded to a reported stabbing in the 300 block of West French Street at about … more
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Victoria woman killed in accident north of Cuero
A Victoria woman died Saturday, Jan. 21, after her vehicle was struck head-on by a tractor-trailer on U.S. 183 just north of Cuero, Texas Department of Public Safety officials said. Laura Yvette … more
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TxDOT to reconstruct County Road 447 bridge
The Texas Department of Transportation is expected to start demolition and reconstruction of an existing bridge structure on County Road 447 beginning Feb. 6. The bridge is located approximately … more
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Cuero officer placed on administrative duties after suspect shooting death
A Cuero police officer has been placed on administrative duties until an investigation can be conducted into a shooting which took place Sunday, Jan. 22, in the 400 block of West Hamilton … more
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Jason Torres
Smiley appoints Torres new full-time city marshal
The Smiley City Council appointed Jason Torres to be the new Smiley city marshal after a closed session on Wednesday, Jan. 18, and welcomed Torres to the position. In December, former Smiley City … more
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A listing of the categories of businesses that are eligible for the Texas Travel Industry Recovery (TTIR) Grant Program.
State grant program helps travel industry business hit by COVID-19
Beginning Feb. 1, the Texas Economic Development & Tourism Office will open up another round of one-time grants of up to $20,000 each to local businesses who were negatively impacted by … more
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The Lynn Theatre was lit up Thursday, Jan. 19 for the one of the first times since its closure.
Council makes final decision on Lynn Theatre sale
All eyes were on the Gonzales City Council in a packed meeting Thursday, Jan. 19 for the final decision in regards the ownership of the Lynn Theatre. Members of the community expressed their … more
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Multi-agency operation nabs undocumented aliens, makes 19 arrests
A multi-agency criminal interdiction operation last week in Gonzales County led to 302 traffic stops, 19 captures of undocumented aliens, 19 arrests, and seizure of more than $14,000 in currency, … more
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Sam Ramirez
Waelder Councilman Ramirez dies at age 66
Sam Ramirez, 66, who was elected to the Waelder City Council just last May, died Jan. 3, 2023. Ramirez, who was born in Waelder on Jan. 17, 1956, owned his own construction company, The Zerimar … more
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Authorities respond to gun violence comments at Nixon-Smiley CISD
Law enforcement responded to two separate incidents involving students making inappropriate comments regarding possible gun violence on campus at Nixon-Smiley CISD, school officials said in a press … more
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Gonzales Underground Water Conservation District holds Western Mitigation Fund workshop
The Gonzales Underground Water Conservation District began the process of amending the contract of the Western Mitigation fund, which is currently without funds after reportedly spending most of its … more
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Gonzales sees modest increase in sales tax allocations
The city of Gonzales’ first sales tax allocation check for 2023 was modestly more than last year at this same time, according to Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s office. Hegar announced … more
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