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Commissioners approve new lease for PACE building with GISD
Gonzales County commissioners on Monday approved a one-year lease agreement with Gonzales ISD that would allow the county to continue using the Gonzales Master Gardeners PACE Building at 623 N. Fair … more
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Snavely opens new location in Gonzales with ribbon cutting
Gonzales welcomed a new business with a ribbon cutting ceremony Wednesday, Feb. 8 at the new Snavely Forest Products location. Snavely, a subsidiary of the MacArthur Company, is a wholesale lumber … more
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Two students detained after GHS evacuated for bomb threat
Gonzales ISD officials said two students have been detained and are being interviewed by authorities following a possible bomb threat made at Gonzales High School on Wednesday, Feb. 15. The … more
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‘Safety concern’ prompts evacuation of Gonzales High School
Gonzales High School students were evacuated Wednesday, Feb. 15, after GISD received information about a “possible safety concern” at the school campus, according to a district … more
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Active adults give it their ALL in VC Gonzales Center program
When it comes to living their best lives, Victoria College Gonzales Center makes sure active adults in the Gonzales community can do it ALL. ALL is the acronym for the Academy of Lifelong … more
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City had only two choices for Lynn: accept GEDC recommendation or start over
When the Gonzales City Council met Thursday, Jan. 19, to discuss the fate of the Lynn Theatre, they had only two choices they could make: accept (based on the recommendation from the Gonzales … more
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Mark Swidan
Cloud, Cruz call for Swidan’s release from China
Two Texas lawmakers are calling for China to release Mark Swidan, a Luling native who has been held captive that country for more than a decade on drug charges they believe are bogus and without … more
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Mostly incumbents filing for elected office
More than halfway through the filing period for the May 6 school board and city council elections, it appears that mostly incumbents have signed up to run for office. Interested parties can submit … more
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Gonzales unemployment rate lowest in area at 2.7 percent
Unemployment in Gonzales County was at 2.7 percent for December 2022, tied for the lowest rate of all seven counties which comprise the Golden Crescent Workforce Development Area, according to state … more
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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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