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Old Smiley City Hall
Old Smiley City Hall decision placed on hold
The possible razing of the old Smiley City Hall is on hold for at least five to six more months after action taken last month by the Smiley City Council. Council members voted to delay a … more
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Eleven Gonzales High School students receives special recognition from the school district for their participation in the GHS Virtual Exchange Project: Mishima, Japan in Monday, Aug. 29 school board meeting,: Left to Right: GISD Student Servces Robin Trojcak and GHS students, Bella Aguero, Coy LaBuhn, Cooper LaBuhn, Ainsley Holub, Yesenia Melchor, Kilee Schwausch and Aiden Noyola. NOT PICTURED: Kayleigh Fridrich, Emily Hull, Carlee Ramos and Dakota Schmidt.
GISD school board approves new tax rate
The Gonzales ISD school board voted unanimously to lower the tax rate for the 2022-2023 school year in a special meeting Monday, Aug. 29. The tax rate will go from $1.0927 last year to $0.9883 … more
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Keep on dancin’ at the Smiley Labor Day shindig
The City of Smiley Fire Department will host their Labor Day Dance and Celebration this Saturday, Sept. 3, at the Smiley VFD, from 7 p.m. to midnight. Tickets are available at the gate for $10 with … more
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Have a ‘mashing’ good time at Fiesta Guacamole
The St. Patrick Community Church invites the whole family to enjoy the 42nd CCGAW (Catholic Community of Gonzales and Waelder) Fiesta Guacamole this Saturday, Sept. 3, starting at noon at the Waelder … more
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Gonzales to hold public hearing on budget, tax rate Thursday
Gonzales residents will have the opportunity to comment on the city’s proposed $28.8 million budget for fiscal year 2023 and a proposed tax rate of $0.3117 per $100 valuation during a 5 p.m. … more
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A Bastrop woman was killed and her husband injured when her GMC Denali was struck by a tractor-trailer on US 183 at the intersection with FM 2067 on Friday, Aug. 26.
Collision with truck-tractor claims life of Bastrop woman
A Bastrop woman was killed and her husband was injured when their vehicle was struck by a truck-tractor and trailer on US 183, about 12 miles south of Gonzales, on Friday, Aug. 26. According to … more
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Main Street discusses beautification, future events
The Main Street Advisory Board discussed the beautification of downtown Gonzales at the last regularly scheduled meeting on Thursday, Aug. 18. During this meeting, held at the municipal building, the … more
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Say that again, y’all
Local Texas residents will tell you “right quick” when you mispronounce landmarks across the state. Plenty of that correcting occurs in Central Texas, because some of our place names are … more
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Unemployment rate decreases to 3.2 percent in Gonzales County
Unemployment in Gonzales County decreased from 3.5 percent in June 2022 to 3.2 percent in July 2022, the lowest rate of all seven counties which comprise the Golden Crescent Workforce Development … more
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JB Wells voting box moves permanently to Riverside
Individuals who vote at Gonzales County Voting Precinct 12 will no longer go to JB Wells Expo Center to cast their ballots — not just for the November general election, but from now on. The … more
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County Judge Pat Davis
County judge files $22.6 million budget for fiscal 2023
Gonzales County Judge Pat Davis has filed a budget for fiscal year 2023 which calls for more than $22.6 million in expenditures against revenues of more than $18.6 million. The county expects to … more
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Gonzales ISD Accountability rating
Area school districts score ‘B’ on TEA report card
All three Gonzales County school districts — Gonzales ISD, Nixon-Smiley CISD and Waelder ISD — received an accountability rating of “B” from the Texas Education Agency, the … more
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The royal court is in session
The Miss Gonzales County Royal Court Scholarship Pageant applications are now available. The selected queen, and her court will attend numerous parades during the year, as ambassadors of … more
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Come & Take It Car Show announced
The Gonzales Classic Cruisers and the Luling Oil City A’s proudly present their Come & Take it Classic/Exotic Car Show Sunday, Oct. 2 in Gonzales. The theme of the event is … more
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Come & run (or walk) it at Independence Park
The Come & Take it 5K Run/Walk will be held Saturday, Oct. 1, at 8 a.m. in Gonzales Independence Park, located off Water Street (US 183 South). Register for this event online on the … more
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Rum Run supports Gonzales Main Street
The Gonzales Main Street Program is sponsoring the first annual Rum Run on Saturday, Sept. 10, with check-in from 9-11 a.m. The slogan is “why run when you can rum” and the event is … more
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Come and listen to some great music at Come & Take It
Each fall, on the first weekend of October, the citizens of Gonzales, along with people from all over the country (and sometimes the world) gather to celebrate the first shots of Texas … more
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Water Conservation District assures water is plentiful in certain regions
GBRA (Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority) Drilling requested three additional wells in the Carrizo Aquifer, pumping water to Hays County and the I-35 corridor. Gonzales Underground Water Conservation … more
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County sales tax allocations up by nearly 24 percent for July 2022
The city of Gonzales collected its highest sales tax allocation in nearly eight years, a good sign of a healthy, growing economy within Gonzales County. Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced … more
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Gonzales man takes pride in massive garden
Local Gonzales man Brian Jurek showed off the true beauty and exponential growth of his massive garden; a true utopia ranging from pumpkins, squash, cantaloupe and many other delicious fruits and … more
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