The Gonzales County Underground Water Conservation District, at their Nov. 8 district meeting, selected a hearing examiner regarding the preliminary hearing for contested cases protesting the …
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By Clayton Kelley, For the Inquirer
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11/22/22
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Sidewalk projects were the main topic at the Thursday, Nov. 17 Gonzales City Council meeting at city hall. The council held a public hearing regarding the Section 3 (of the Housing and Development …
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By Vandy Van Epps, Gonzales Inquirer
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11/22/22
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During their Monday, Nov. 14, meeting, Gonzales County commissioners voted to approve an order that would allow certain county vehicles to bear general issue license plates and not have descript …
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By LEW K. COHN, Inquirer Publisher
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11/22/22
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Mary Alice Babers was born February 27, 1930 in Bonham, Texas. She was the fifth of seven children born to Robert Emmett and Rollie Cassie (Miller) Babers. She was raised on their farm, being no …
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11/22/22
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An unloaded firearm was found in the staff parking lot at Gonzales High School on Thursday, Nov. 17, after school hours, Gonzales ISD announced in a statement to parents and community members on …
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11/18/22
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Nixon-Smiley High School took first place in Victoria College’s 2022 Welding Rodeo on Nov. 4 at VC’s William Wood Building.
Nixon-Smiley won over 10 other teams competing in the event, …
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Special to the Inquirer
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11/17/22
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Gonzales ISD continues to strive in featuring and honoring a legacy of greatness in GISD students and staff. On Tuesday, Nov. 15, two billboards launched on US Highway 183 Business and US 183 that …
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11/17/22
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The Gonzales Independent School District received good news at the Monday, Nov. 14, GISD school board meeting.
GISD Chief Financial Officer Amanda Smith announced to the board that the school …
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By Vandy Van Epps, Gonzales Inquirer
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11/17/22
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Mike Ryan (Philippus) made his debut at the Grand Ole Opry Tuesday, Nov. 8. This has been one of many, and sure the most significant, steps in his music career.
Ryan comes from a long line of …
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Special to the Inquirer
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11/17/22
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There are often multiple ways to help your community during the holiday season, and Gonzales is no exception to this rule, with many ways to help our fellow community members available to …
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By Betty Cohn, Gonzales Inquirer
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11/16/22
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The new Gonzales County radio tower in Smiley is online and has been getting rave reviews from law enforcement officials.
The 300-foot guyed radio tower was built at a cost of $554,139.10 and was …
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By LEW K. COHN, Inquirer Publisher
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11/16/22
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The Greater Gonzales County Crime Stoppers and the Gonzales Police Department are looking for a man who dropped a bag of meth in the Gonzales Walmart last month.
On Oct. 15, a security camera …
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11/16/22
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Benedict “Ben” Darilek was born in Shiner Texas on October 5, 1948, the youngest of five children of Justina Fric Darilek and Arthur Darilek. When he was two years old, they moved to …
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11/16/22
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On Tuesday, Nov. 15, the Gonzales County Emergency Services District No. 1 (EMS) opened their first-ever, brand-new EMS station. The station is located at 1100 E. Central Ave., Nixon.
When the ESD …
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11/16/22
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Gonzales County commissioners voted unanimously Monday, Nov. 14, to lift the ban on outdoor burning — effective immediately — that had been in place since Oct. 27.
“Due to the …
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By LEW K. COHN, Inquirer Publisher
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11/14/22
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Gonzales police arrested a Shiner man Sunday morning for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon for his involvement in a shooting incident that took place at Walmart in Gonzales early Friday morning.
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By LEW K. COHN, Inquirer Publisher
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11/13/22
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A wholesale lumber and building products company will soon be opening a new 17-acre rail-serve location in Gonzales.
Snavely Forest Products, a subsidiary of MacArthur Company, is opening the …
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By LEW K. COHN, Inquirer Publisher
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11/11/22
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The Gonzales Noon Lions Club and Gonzales Breakfast Lions Club are jointly holding several Opportunities for Youth Contests for high school juniors and seniors.
The Diabetes Essay Contest, Drug …
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11/10/22
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The United States is known for a lot of things, some good, some bad, some debatable, but above all, our country is known for freedom. Freedom to be who we want, say what we want, worship as we want, …
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By Betty Cohn, Gonzales Inquirer
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11/10/22
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There are many signs of depression that are not often spoken of, or understood, by the general public. Many believe depression is being “overly sad,” and nothing more. Depression, …
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By Betty Cohn, Gonzales Inquirer
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11/10/22
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