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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 4, election. State law allows for a 30-day … more
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Jerry Shepherd, of Southwest Engineers Inc., speaks to the Smiley City Council regarding the Water Treatment Plan and Well Improvement Project Wednesday, Jan. 17.
Smiley City Council discusses animal ordinance, water construction project
The Smiley City Council met for its regularly scheduled meeting Wednesday, Jan. 17 at Smiley City Hall. The council talked about three big agenda items: changes to the animal ordinance that was … more
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Commissioners approves three items for Gonzales County Sheriff’s Office
The Gonzales County Commissioners met for its regularly scheduled meeting Monday, Jan. 22 at the Gonzales County Courthouse. Gonzales County Sheriff Keith Schmidt requested the commissioners … more
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School board receives bond program monthly update, extends superintendent contract
The Gonzales ISD School Board met for a special called meeting Monday, Jan. 22 at the GISD Administration Building. The board had two main agenda items that were discussed during the meeting: … more
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Carlos Camarillo (second from left), chairman of the Gonzales Elks Lodge No. 2314 Board of Directors, presents a $2,000 check to Debbie Marshall, Rafael De La Paz and Sharon Smith of the Community Health Centers of South Central Texas Inc. to help fund the organization’s first community baby shower in Gonzales County.
Non-profit uses Elks grant to host first community baby shower
The Community Health Centers of South Central Texas Inc., with the help of a $2,000 grant from Gonzales Elks Lodge No. 2314, will host the county’s first community baby shower for moms to be at … more
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Heavy rains cause flooding in Gonzales County, closing schools
Gonzales County was inundated with heavy rain that produced localized flooding for a period of more than 24 hours Tuesday, Jan. 23 through Wednesday, Jan. 24, causing schools to shut down and … more
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Last chance to buy local discount tickets to Cattle Country Music Festival
If you’re someone who likes to wait until the last minute to get the best deal — the last minute is now for a local discount on single-day tickets to the inaugural Cattle County Music … more
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Inquirer, GOP co-sponsor local candidate forum
The Gonzales Inquirer and the Republican Party of Gonzales County will join forces again to co-sponsor a Meet and Greet Candidate Forum on Thursday, Feb. 15, at the Gonzales American Legion Post 40, … more
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UPDATED: Boil water notice issued for Waelder lifted Tuesday, Jan. 23
A boil water notice for the city of Waelder’s public water system was lifted Tuesday, Jan. 23. more
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GVEC named Best Place to Work by Glassdoor
GVEC, a cooperative that provides reliable and affordable electricity, internet, HVAC, solar and battery storage, and electrician services is proud to announce that it has been named a winner of the … more
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Candelaria to hold book signing at Brothers Library
Hear ye! Hear ye!  Doth thou enjoy elves, dragons, magic and all things fantasy? The Robert Lee Brothers Jr. Memorial Library, 301 Saint Joseph, Gonzales, is excited to announce that … more
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Gonzales County municipalities start off 2024 with higher sales tax allocations
The year 2024 began on a positive note for all four Gonzales County municipalities as they all saw increases in local sales tax allocations over what they received in January 2023, according to … more
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Temperatures in Gonzales dropped to a low of 14 degrees early Wednesday, Jan. 17, after an arctic blast chilled the area over the course of several days. The water fountain outside Gonzales City Hall froze over due to the extreme cold.
Cold weather materializes, but no return of ‘Snowmageddon’
Cold temperatures blasted Gonzales County with a wind chill and hard freeze warning in effect from Sunday, Jan. 14 through Wednesday, Jan. 17. While arctic temps created fears of a return of the … more
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Edwards Association leads Gonzales with MLK parade, celebration
On one of the coldest days of the year, the Edwards Association in Gonzales on Monday, Jan. 15, embraced the warm teachings of love, freedom and peace handed down by the late Dr. Martin Luther King … more
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Deidra Voigt is sworn in as the new interim Nixon municipal judge while Mayor Dorothy Riojas and City Attorney Eddie Escobar watch on Tuesday, Jan. 16. Voigt is also the Gonzales municipal judge and Gonzales County Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace.
Voigt appointed interim Nixon municipal judge
Gonzales County Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace Deidra Voigt was appointed the interim municipal judge for the City of Nixon until the next mayoral election at a salary of $500 per month by the Nixon … more
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Nixon council agrees to lower industrial water rate after executive session
After a lengthy executive session Tuesday, Jan. 16, the Nixon City Council voted unanimously to lower the industrial water rate from $4.65 per 1,000 gallons to $4.18 per 1,000 gallons, contingent … more
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Schulenburg man dies from accidental gunshot wound after traffic stop
A 20-year-old Schulenburg man died Sunday, Jan. 14, after what appeared to be an accidental shooting preceding a traffic stop in Gonzales, according to a press release by the Gonzales Police … more
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RWOYA announces upcoming candidate forums in Yoakum
In keeping with the mission of educating the voting public, the Republican Women of the Yoakum Area are providing two opportunities for Republican candidates to meet and speak to the voters. … more
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Exercise your freedom of choice for Reader’s Choice
It’s that time of year — time to vote for the Gonzales Inquirer Readers Choice awards. Readers are asked to vote using the ballot on page 7 of the newspaper to determine who will be … more
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Noon Lions Club announces next phase of East Avenue Lions Park renovations
The Gonzales Noon Lions Club has only just begun when it comes to renovations and expansion at East Avenue Lions Park playground. Phase One of the project, which includes installing a sunshade … more
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