Fireworks are a common way of celebrating the New Year— but ringing in 2021 with pyrotechnics may not be legal, depending on where you live more

Two clinics in Gonzales County last week received the Moderna vaccine: Sievers Clinic and the H-E-B Pharmacy. At least 60 people have already received the first of the two-dose Moderna vaccine.  more

Gonzales native Lynda Kridler Frazier went to school to be an accountant. But that’s not where her career ended up going. Frazier just retired from her 27-year stint as a teacher in the Gonzales Independent School District. more

A newly raised “tent” of the Circus Fans Association of America has been named for a circus with Gonzales ties. more

There were 73 new COVID-19 cases reported in Gonzales County from Wednesday, Dec. 23 to Wednesday, Dec. 30, bringing the total of active cases to 75. In total, there have been 1,626 confirmed cases, according to daily updates from County Judge Patrick C. Davis. Of these, 1,526 are considered recovered with 10 deaths reported. more

The National Weather Service issued a week-long Hazardous Weather Outlook for counties in south-central Texas Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 30. more

Gonzales County's three high schools are all in action this week. Here's an update: Monday, Dec. 29: • Blanco 56, Lady Apaches 41 • Dime 88, Wildcats 44 • Lady Wildcats at … more

There were 135 new COVID-19 cases reported in Gonzales County from Wednesday, Dec. 16 to Wednesday Dec. 23, bringing the total active cases to 135. In total, there have been 1,594 confirmed cases, according to daily updates from County Judge Patrick C. Davis. Of these, 1,462 are considered recovered with 10 deaths reported. more

In the first rollout of the Pfizer and Bio N Tech COVID-19 vaccines, rural hospitals and clinics in Texas were left out of the Week 1 allocation list. The Week 2 allocation list names two clinics in Gonzales which are receiving the Moderna vaccine: Sievers Clinic and the H-E-B Pharmacy. more

As the holidays approach, some city offices and services will be closed or running on alternate schedules. more

Local high school basketball scores from Dec. 18: BOYS Mustangs 70, Pettus 30 GIRLS St. Paul 40, Apaches 30 Runge 42, Waelder 19 Moulton 46, Mustangs 42   more

The Gonzales County Commissioner's Court will award bids for unbranded gas, highway diesel and dyed diesel for all county precincts at its meeting Monday, Dec. 21 at 9 a.m. in the Commissioner's Courtroom. more

A new Commissioner has been suggested by current Gonzales Emergency Services District No. 1 to fill a vacant seat on the board. more

The Nixon Police Department has found a benefit out of the Coronavirus pandemic: a $110,000 CARES grant has funded the purchase of in-vehicle computers for its officers. more

At its regular meeting on Dec. 8, the Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District (GCUWCD) discussed its jurisdiction regarding alluvial wells. more

There were 103 new COVID-19 cases reported in Gonzales County from Wednesday, Dec. 9 to Wednesday, Dec. 16, bringing the total active cases to 108 more

Millions of coronavirus vaccine doses arrived at hospitals across the country Monday morning— but not in Gonzales. According to the Texas Tribune, four Texas hospitals received 19,500 doses which will be disseminated to 110 different facilities. As of Tuesday, Dec. 15, the Gonzales Healthcare System has not been notified by the state that it will be receiving vaccines. more

It’s not clear when Gonzales Memorial Hospital will receive the COVID-19 vaccine, according to Gonzales County Emergency Management Coordinator Jimmy Harless. Harless shared this update during public comment at the Dec. 14 Commissioners Court meeting. more

The Gonzales Independent School District shared to its Facebook page which stated that it became aware of two more cases of COVID-19 among its district staff Monday, Dec. 14. more

On Monday, Dec. 14, 2020 at approximately 9:45 am., Seguin Police responded to a report of an armed robbery at Seguin Health Mart Pharmacy, located in the 200 block of East Court Street. After … more