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The Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District (GCUWCD) board voted on June 10 to deny Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA)’s request to amend its groundwater permits, …
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By Ted Boriack, Special to the Inquirer
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7/24/25
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The Texas 2026 regional water planning process is underway — a critical initiative to plan the state's future water supply. Gonzales and Caldwell Counties are part of Region L, the South …
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By Ted Boriack, Special to the Inquirer
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7/18/25
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Here in Gonzales County, we know that water is life. It fills our wells, feeds our crops, sustains our businesses, and keeps our communities thriving. But more and more, we’re seeing confusion …
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By the Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District (GCUWCD)
Laura Martin & Tania Johnson
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7/18/25
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In Gonzales County, the fierce multi-year fight over groundwater continues between local landowners and the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA).
On June 10, the Gonzales County Underground …
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By Ted Boriack, Special to the Inquirer
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7/3/25
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Who could have known where a shout from a gentleman at the back of the Crystal would lead the Crystal volunteers and performers? Did that gentleman who slipped through the unlocked doors during …
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By Barbara Crozier, Special to the Inquirer
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6/12/25
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As I sure most of you know I am crazily committed to the preservation of our history and the arts in Gonzales. Today, I hope, as I write these words that commitment will shine a clear light on the …
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By Barbara Crozier, Special to the Inquirer
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6/5/25
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It is by now almost old news that the Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District’s (GCUWCD, or District) board members are currently considering the Permit Amendment Application …
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By AUTUMN SELMAN, Dunbar Law Firm, Special to the Inquirer
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6/5/25
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The Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority (GBRA) is pushing to amend its groundwater permit, seeking to increase its allocation from 15,000 acre-feet per year to 24,000 acre-feet per year from the Carrizo …
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By Ted Boriack, Special to the Inquirer
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5/22/25
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Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District Board Members:
As a taxpayer, citizen of Gonzales and voter in favor of the creation of GCUWCD, please accept this letter as my strongest …
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By Deidra Voigt, Special to the Inquirer
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5/8/25
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William Philip King, a sixteen-year-old resident of Green De Witt's Colony, heard the men on horseback before they came into view. Must be about 20 or so, he thought. William Philip King was working …
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By BOB BURCHARD, Special to the Inquirer
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2/20/25
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Groundwater permits are managed by the Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District which includes most of Gonzales County and a southeast portion of Caldwell County where the two counties …
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By Ted Boriack, Water Protection Association
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2/20/25
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He stood there on the sidewalk outside Michelson's Café in Gonzales. The letter from the Army said the bus would pick him up at 10:00 this morning. He glanced at the courthouse clock across …
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By Bob Burchard, Special to the Inquirer
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2/13/25
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The debate over school vouchers has become one of the most polarizing issues in education today. Proponents argue that vouchers give parents the ability to choose the best educational setting for …
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By Hector O. Dominguez Jr., Runge ISD superintendent
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2/13/25
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I was having a discussion on Christmas Day while visiting my family and we were discussing urban legends and “facts we didn’t know.” One such “fact” about the …
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By LEW K. COHN, Inquirer Publisher
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1/2/25
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Jacob Darst awakened early on this morning - it was Christmas morning, 1830. He and his wife, Margaret, and children David and Nancy, were on their way to Gonzales, Capitol of Green DeWitt's Colony. …
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By Bob Burchard, Special to the Inquirer
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12/12/24
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He stirs from the bed in the pre-dawn light of this July day. The breeze has awakened him.
Making his way to the kitchen, he puts on the coffee. He thinks for a while of all the work to be done …
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By BOB BURCHARD, Special to the Inquirer
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12/6/24
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Riding my bike through Independence Park this week I noticed the nice new sidewalk going in along US 183. Alongside the sidewalk was a row of dirt piles that had been excavated during the …
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By Greg Sengelmann, Special to the Inquirer
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10/31/24
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We would like to thank the Texas Department of Emergency Management, Public Works Response Team and TCEQ for providing resources, experience, personnel, and guidance as we navigated this crisis.
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10/17/24
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Hello everyone. My name is Parind Vora. I am the chef/owner of Gonzales Bistro at 320 Saint George Street right of the historic Independence square. www.gonzalesbistro.com. …
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By PARIND VORA, Special to the Inquirer
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10/10/24
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