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Health discussion about trauma
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a type of mental health condition that is the direct result of a traumatic, terrifying, stressful, or painfully emotional event. This condition is such that … more
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Sam Ramirez
Waelder Councilman Ramirez dies at age 66
Sam Ramirez, 66, who was elected to the Waelder City Council just last May, died Jan. 3, 2023. Ramirez, who was born in Waelder on Jan. 17, 1956, owned his own construction company, The Zerimar … more
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Authorities respond to gun violence comments at Nixon-Smiley CISD
Law enforcement responded to two separate incidents involving students making inappropriate comments regarding possible gun violence on campus at Nixon-Smiley CISD, school officials said in a press … more
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Gonzales Underground Water Conservation District holds Western Mitigation Fund workshop
The Gonzales Underground Water Conservation District began the process of amending the contract of the Western Mitigation fund, which is currently without funds after reportedly spending most of its … more
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Gonzales sees modest increase in sales tax allocations
The city of Gonzales’ first sales tax allocation check for 2023 was modestly more than last year at this same time, according to Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar’s office. Hegar announced … more
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Bertha Lea Cuvelier
Bertha Lea Cuvelier, 78, of Gonzales, TX passed away peacefully in her sleep on Tuesday, January 10, 2023. Bertha was born on February 19, 1944 to Thomas Adolph Hill and Ida Mary Robinson. After … more
Tucy: MLK’s ‘Dream’ lives on in Gonzales
The legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. lived on at the 20th annual MLK march in Gonzales Monday, Jan. 16. Hundreds of people gathered on Texas Independence Square as they lined up to march to … more
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Let the good times continue to roll at Casino Night
The Gonzales Independent School District Education Foundation’s highly anticipated 2023 Casino Night event returns Saturday, Feb. 18 and again will be held at the J.B. Wells Expo Center (1653 … more
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Chamber nominations open for Walshak, Community Service Awards
The Gonzales Chamber of Commerce & Agriculture is requesting nominations for the David B. Walshak Lifetime Achievement and Community Service awards.  The David B. Walshak Lifetime … more
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Gonzales council to discuss Downtown Mixed Use zoning, Lynn Theatre sale
The Gonzales City Council will meet for their next regularly scheduled meeting Thursday, Jan. 19 with huge agenda items to be discussed. One of the big items in the upcoming meeting is a … more
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Four people were killed and another person was injured when a single-engine plane crashed near the intersection of FM 317 and County Road 462 near Yoakum late Tuesday morning.
Single-engine plane crash claims four lives in Yoakum
Four of the five people aboard a single propeller aircraft that had radioed in it was about to land on a scheduled flight to the Yoakum Regional Airport were confirmed dead after … more
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Should I let my husband sleep in a separate bedroom?
Dear Violet, My husband and I, we’ll call him “Joe,” have slept together in the same bed (and bedroom) for the entirety of our marriage, which will be 40 years this spring. I … more
Smiley names Stier interim marshal
The Smiley City Council met for a special called meeting Wednesday, Jan. 11, regarding the city’s marshal position. The council returned from closed session and named Heath Stier as their … more
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Gonzales ISD school board members Sandra Gorden, Gloria Torres, Justin Schwausch, Glenn Menking, Sue Gottwald, Josie Smith-Wright and Ross Hendershot III receives shadow box with an Apache patch, Apache feather and their Gonzales High School Monday, Jan. 9. Photo by Vandy Van Epps
GISD school board honored for hard work
The Gonzales ISD school board returned to business with their regular meeting on the eve of school getting back into session Monday, Jan. 9 at the GISD administration building. The board was … more
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Rasberry homicide still unsolved one year later
It has been nearly a year since Brandon O’Quinn Rasberry was found dead at a Nixon area RV park and the Gonzales County Sheriff’s Office and Texas Rangers are continuing to look for who … more
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County will seek grant for body-worn cameras for GCSO
The Gonzales County Sheriff’s Office will be applying for a grant to obtain body-worn cameras for their deputies after receiving approval Monday, Jan. 9, from the Gonzales County Commissioners … more
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Rival groups share vision for Lynn Theatre before council vote
As the final decision on the status of the Lynn Theatre goes to a vote before the Gonzales City Council on Thursday, Jan. 19, two groups of investors have shared with the Gonzales Inquirer their … more
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Workshop scheduled to discuss Western Mitigation funding
The Gonzales Underground Water Conservation District will be holding a public workshop to discuss additional funding in its mitigation program Jan. 13 at the GUWCD, 522 Saint Matthew St., … more
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Pictured from left are Dr. Walker, baby Leila, mom Veronica, Brandi Stakes RN, and Amanda Sepulveda LVN.
Welcome to the world!
Gonzales Healthcare Systems’ first baby of the New Year has arrived! The 2023 New Year’s Baby was born at Gonzales Memorial Hospital on Jan. 3, 2023.  This year, we announce that … more
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Paul Roy Abshire
Paul Roy Abshire, 83, of Pasadena, Texas passed away Friday, January 6, 2023 at Memorial Herman Southeast Hospital surrounded by his children and grandchildren. Roy was born July 25th in Kaplan, … more
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