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Waelder ISD will make fourth attempt to pass bond measures
For the fourth time in less than two years, Waelder ISD will attempt to pass a bond issue to make improvements to its school facilities to better serve its student population. The Waelder ISD … more
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John Kuempel
Guadalupe GOP censures Kuempel after lengthy meeting
State Rep. John Kuempel, R-Seguin, who represents Gonzales County in the Texas Legislature, was formally censured by his home county’s Republican party following a lengthy deliberation Monday, … more
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Little Texas
Trio of country hitmakers to headline Come & Take It
What do Little Texas, Confederate Railroad and Doug Stone all have in common? Not only are they three legendary musical acts that ruled the Billboard Hot Country music charts for the year 1993 … more
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Commie Hisey
Hisey steps down from non-paid GHS chief of staff position
Gonzales Healthcare Systems has a new chief of staff after Dr. Commie Hisey voluntarily stepped down from the position earlier this month. Dr. Kathleen Koerner, a general surgeon, is the new … more
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STAAR test results released for grades 3-8
Results released last week from the spring 2023 State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR®) for grades 3-8 showed some progress made by local school districts as they try to regain … more
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Gonzales City Council to hold public hearing on $31.3 million budget
The Gonzales City Council will hold a public hearing at 5 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 7, to discuss a proposed fiscal year 2023-24 budget that calls for more than $31.3 million in expenditures and nearly … more
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Gonzales County property values soar by more than 20 percent
Certified taxable property values for Gonzales County are up more than 20 percent over last year, according to the certified appraised value rolls from the Gonzales Central Appraisal District. … more
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TxDOT funding includes upgrades to Texas 80 in Gonzales
The Texas Department of Transportation has earmarked more than $78 million in funding to revamp Texas 80 in Gonzales County to a “Super 2” highway in the 2024 Unified Transportation Plan … more
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Fire destroys beloved Luling Mr. Taco restaurant
For the second time in just three months, the staff and customers of Mr. Taco are mourning another “unimaginable loss” after a Tuesday, Aug. 22, afternoon fire destroyed the flagship … more
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Female fires gun into air, gets one-way ticket to jail
A female Gonzales resident was arrested early Sunday morning, accused of firing off several shots into the air from a handgun while on a vacant lot near downtown. GPD officers responded at about … more
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Gonzales Main Street board names Edward Furniture as the Main Street Business of the Month.
Edwards Furniture names Main Street Business of the Month
Gonzales Main Street is pleased to recognize Edwards Furniture Co. as our Main Street Business of the Month. Edwards Furniture, located at 703 St. Paul Street, has been a Gonzales staple since … more
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Nixon-Smiley Community Fest scheduled
The Nixon Area Chamber of Commerce and the Smiley Bantam Activity Group have joined forces to create Nixon-Smiley Community Fest — a free, fun event for the whole family. The festivities … more
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Sales tax allocations for Gonzales increase in August
Sales tax allocations for the city of Gonzales for August increased by 2.57 percent above the amount the city received for August 2022, according to Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s office. … more
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Gonzales City Council approves voter approval tax rate
By a split 3-2 vote, the Gonzales City Council will propose what is called the “voter approval” tax rate of 29.38 cents per $100 valuation for fiscal year 2023-24. The voter approval … more
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County judge files $24.8 million budget for fiscal 2024
Gonzales County Judge Pat Davis has filed a budget for fiscal year 2024 which calls for more than $24.8 million in expenditures against revenues of more than $19.8 million. The county has a … more
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Gonzales ISD board approves bond election
The Gonzales Independent School District Board of Trustees set in motion a $95 million November bond election with their vote at the Monday, Aug. 14 regular meeting. The board approved two … more
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Chamber parts ways with executive director Henderson
The Gonzales Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture has parted ways with executive director Melissa Henderson, whose last day of employment was Thursday, Aug. 10, Chamber president Wayne Baker … more
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GISD approves new GISDPD vehicles, bond reduction payment
The Gonzales ISD School Board met for a special called Monday, Aug. 8 at the district’s administration building. One of the main agenda items was regarding purchasing three new outfitted … more
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Main Street, Apaches Athletics celebrate Back-to-School Bash
Independence Square was packed Saturday, Aug. 5 with Gonzales residents to celebrate the new school year for Gonzales ISD — and to get a first peek at this year’s participants in fall … more
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Gonzales community gives input on GISD bond
Community members and Gonzales ISD staff members gathered for a special called meeting Thursday, Aug. 3 at the administration building regarding a potential bond election. GISD is proposing a … more
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