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Tovar pre-trial hearing reset
A pre-trial hearing for Waelder Mayor Roy Tovar, accused of deadly conduct for discharging his firearm in July, has been reset for Nov. 29. Tovar was arrested by the Waelder Police Department on … more
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Nixon Harvest Festival is free fun for all
The 2022 Nixon Harvest Festival is being held and you are invited to enjoy the event, which is free for the whole family and being held Friday, Oct. 28, from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., and continuing … more
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Run, run Rudolph for Waelder ISD
Join Waelder ISD for their annual Run Run Rudolph one-mile and 5K on Saturday, Dec. 10, with the race beginning at 8 a.m. and ending at the Waelder ISD Gym. Entry fees are $5 for students, and $10 … more
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Annual Go Texan steak night set for Jan. 14
The Gonzales County Area Go Texan (GCAGT) organization is proud to announce the 14th annual Steak Night Scholarship fundraising event. This night of delicious food, and exciting events, will … more
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GISD outlines bond issue facts in informational meeting
Members of the Gonzales Independent School District’s executive leadership team presented facts and figures regarding the district’s combined proposed $95.08 million bond package during … more
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New faces signed up for commissioners court races
There will be turnover at the Gonzales County Courthouse as three county officials did not file for re-election by the Dec. 11 filing deadline, according to Gonzales County GOP Chair Liz Hernandez. … more
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Happy Fall Y’all is back in Gonzales!
Gonzales’ Happy Fall Y’all is coming back! Join in on the free activities, including photo booths, face painting, games, hay rides, downtown shopping, and more, Sat. Oct. 29, 3:30 – … more
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Girl Scout Troop holds holiday toy drive
The Gonzales Girl Scout Troop 5082, in partnership with Gonzales ISD, is sponsoring a toy drive for local children’s home, the Legacy Ranch Foster Home. Community members are requested to … more
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Members of the Smiley City Council show off the swag bags they received from Republic Services at the Wednesday, Dec. 21, council meeting. The city voted to continue their contract for waste management with Republic Services and announced residents could see a $10 increase in monthly utility bills due to higher costs.
Smiley utility rates will increase by $10 per month
The citizens of Smiley can expect to see a $10 monthly increase on their utility bills, beginning Jan. 20. The decision to increase utility fees comes after the Dec. 21 approval by the city of … more
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Chamber nominations open for Walshak, Community Service Awards
The Gonzales Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture is requesting nominations for the David B. Walshak Lifetime Achievement and Community Service awards.  The David B. Walshak Lifetime … more
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Commissioners approve $24.8 million budget; adopt new tax rate
The Gonzales County Commissioners Court unanimously approved a $24.8 million budget for fiscal year 2024 and adopted a tax rate of 24.2 cents per $100 valuation at a special called meeting Tuesday, … more
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Joseph and Ben Wenske
State EMS officials give Wenske highest citizen award
A Gonzales County man who gave his own father an emergency cricothyrotomy and CPR to save his life received the highest non-professional award given by emergency medical providers in the Lone Star … more
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Tim Crow
Stationed in the ‘Crow’s nest’ of Gonzales
As the year draws to a close, the city of Gonzales now has a familiar face holding down the post as the chief administrative officer for the city. Gonzales Police Chief and interim City Manager … more
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Let the good times continue to roll at Casino Night
The Gonzales Independent School District Education Foundation’s highly anticipated 2023 Casino Night event returns Saturday, Feb. 18 and again will be held at the J.B. Wells Expo Center (1653 … more
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Nixon-Smiley Community Fest to be held Saturday
The Nixon Area Chamber of Commerce, the Smiley Bantam Activity Group and Nixon Social are putting the finishing touches on their Nixon-Smiley Community Fest — a free, fun event for the whole … more
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Cattle Country Music Festival will turn Gonzales into sensory cathedral
The organizers of the inaugural Cattle Country Music Festival want to take thousands of country music fans to Church with a side of Whiskey and Koe next April. The triumvirate of Eric Church, … more
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GHS presents ‘Puffs’
Gonzales High School proudly presents “Puffs or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic.” Performances will be held Sunday, Oct. 23 and Sunday, Oct. 30, … more
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Last year, there was an inflatable snow globe at the Winterfest. This year, there will be other rides and games for kids, including a giant inflatable “snow mountain,” carousel swing and Candyland obstacle course.
Go walking in a Gonzales wonderland for a ‘Candyland’ Winterfest
The Gonzales Main Street “Candyland” Winterfest is this weekend, and the event will be filled with fun activities for the entire family. Winterfest will have more than 30 food trucks, … more
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Tucy: MLK’s ‘Dream’ lives on in Gonzales
The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived on at the 20th annual MLK march in Gonzales Monday, Jan. 16. Hundreds of people gathered on Texas Independence Square as they lined up to march to … more
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Shiner man convicted of aggravated assault after Walmart incident
A Shiner man has been convicted of two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon stemming from his involvement in a shooting incident that took place at Walmart in Gonzales on Veterans’ … more
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