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Texans urged to support farmers during Suicide Prevention Month

Texans urged to support farmers during Suicide Prevention Month

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller urges all Texans to recognize National Suicide Prevention Month by learning to recognize the signs of farm stress, supporting those who may be at risk, and helping to break the stigma around asking for help. He especially urged community leaders to step up and have open conversations about the critical importance of mental health, reminding us that we’re all in this together. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

Gobbler QB wins Ford Player of Week

Gobbler QB wins Ford Player of Week

Ford Motor Company and Texas Ford Dealers announce the six winners of the 2024 Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Player of the Week trophy for week three. These outstanding gridiron heroes earned the award for their performance on the field as well as their leadership off the field. All weekly winners will ultimately be eligible to become Built Ford Tough Texas High School Football Players of the Year. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

‘Medicine Woman of Galveston’ author to speak at Fun After 5

‘Medicine Woman of Galveston’ author to speak at Fun After 5

The Pharmacy & Medical Museum of Texas is excited to host a special Fun After 5 Chamber of Commerce event featuring award-winning author Amanda Skenandore on Thursday, October 3, 2024, at 5:30 PM. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to meet Skenandore as she presents and signs copies of her latest novel, The Medicine Woman of Galveston. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

Grace Episcopal Church & School Celebrates 150 Years

Grace Episcopal Church & School Celebrates 150 Years

Grace Episcopal Church & School is having a monumental celebration of its 150th anniversary. This sesquicentennial milestone commemorates the church’s long-standing dedication to faith, outreach, and community service. The event will take place on Wednesday, September 25, 2024, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Proctor Hall and will include a special blessing of the newly established Grace Episcopal School. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

Ruby wins the first heat of Great Gobbler Gallop

Ruby wins the first heat of Great Gobbler Gallop

Cuero’s Ruby Begonia and Worthington’s Paycheck were hardly neck and neck in the first heat of the annual Great Gobbler Gallop on September 14. Ruby won by a whole 30 seconds. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

Fourplex Fire

A Housing Authority fourplex at 701 N. Valley Street caught fire just after midnight on September 14th, causing extensive damage and displacing four families. Three of the four families have been relocated; one is still with relatives. The cause is under investigation and the repairs can cost up to $500,000. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

Members of the Pilot Club and Anchor Club share a moment at the awareness walk as part of Suicide Prevention Month. (Staff Photo)

Community walks for suicide prevention, awareness

Soothing “chill” music played for walkers at the CISD track last Wednesday, bringing awareness to mental health and suicide prevention. Adults and teens walked the track, while community groups shared local mental health resources. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

DeWitt Briefs

Grace Episcopal Church & School is having a monumental celebration of its 150th anniversary. The event will take place on Wednesday, September 25, 2024, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at Proctor Hall, 102 E. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

The 1974 Gobbler back-to-back state championship team members and coaches gather at their reception on September 20 in the Cuero High School cafeteria. (Contributed Photo)

Undefeated and then some: 1974 season established Cuero’s dynasty

Last week we included the description of Coach Gilbreath’s first two years with the Gobblers. In addition to arduous off-season training, Gilbreath “resolved to field the very best athletes – period. It didn’t matter the color of your skin, whether your parents were employees of the school, whether your father was the mayor or president of the school board - if an athlete came in with the proper attitude, had sufficient knowledge of the game, was physically up to the challenges of his program, and was willing to contribute as a team player, he could be a starter.” 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

Brush up on volume formula to get correct amount of hay

Brush up on volume formula to get correct amount of hay

Because most of this region received substantial rainfall in June, July, and August, hay supplies in this part of the state are as good as it’s been in a while. However, September has been hot and dry so far and we all know that winter is just around the corner, so folks should soon be making plans for supplemental hay feeding. While a lot of cattle producers put up their own hay supply, many rely solely on buying hay to fill that need. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

Milt and Kathy McLeod fostered Opal recently after finding her abandoned on a country road. CONTRIBUTED PHOTO

McLeods to the rescue: Couple helps Opal the sheep dog

Recently some longtime Pet Adoptions of Cuero supporters, Milt and Kathy McLeod arrived at the Highway 183 shelter with a lovely dog. It had obviously been abandoned on an out of town country road. Unfortunately this is becoming the norm across the state – dogs, puppies, kittens – all dumped on country roads with no chance of survival unless a compassionate human happens to discover them. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

County honors 4-H, announces road closure

County honors 4-H, announces road closure

Precinct 3 Commissioner James Kaiser announced during the DeWitt County Commissioners Court regular meeting that the Pete Jablonski Road will be closed on Monday, Sept. 30, for repairs. Other agenda items included honoring the 4-H Youth Development Program as well as discussion of the Indigent Defense Formula Grant Program and the county auditor policy updates. 09/25/2024 01:11 PM

Yorktown FFA students (left to right) Laynie Boyd, Layne Geffert and Zoe Irvin did a meaningful service project by putting up flags in remembrance of 9/11. Their efforts helped honor the memory of those we lost and show our community’s enduring spirit of unity and resilience. CONTRIBUTED P...

Spirit of Unity

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The Cuero Record Devotional Page

The Cuero Record Devotional Page

What is hope? According to Webster’s dictionary hope is defined as: ‘a feeling that what is wanted is likely to happen; desire accompanied by expectation…’ There are many people in this world today that are going through times of hopelessness and allow this to take them into a time of despair. Many have found difficult times, whether it be financially, physically, facing the unknown about certain situations such as employment, sickness and/or impending death of a loved one, etc., and it affects them health wise, mentally, and socially. Not only does it affect them, but it affects the ones around them and the ones they depend on most such as family and close friends. 09/17/2024 12:25 PM

New 4-H year has started

New 4-H year has started

The new 2024-2025 4-H year is off to a GREAT start! We would first like to thank everyone that attended our Ice Cream Social last month. We had a great turn out, loved talking to the community about 4-H, and enjoyed plenty of yummy ice cream from the Green Cow Creamery. 09/17/2024 12:25 PM

Poinsettia Orders

Poinsettia Orders

Cuero Regional Hospital volunteers Patsy Kaiser and Kaye Lane are busy taking orders for the organization’s annual Poinsettia sale. Orders can be placed at Bloomingdeals and The Wishing Well. 09/17/2024 12:25 PM

L to R, Max Leslie-Mees, Lauren Leslie-Mees, Cameron Batts and Landon Schlenker are part of the “Lives Remembered” presentation on Saturday, Sept. 21, 3 p.m. at the American Legion, 310 S. Esplanade. (Contributed photo)

How well do you know your history?

Which DeWitt County resident’s grandfather signed the U S Declaration of Independence? Who saved the land grant titles from Stephen F Austin’s Colony? Whose grandfather was a privateer during the American Revolution? Whose father went on surveying trips with George Washington? Whose father fought in the War of 1812 under Andrew Jackson in New Orleans? Whose home in DeWitt County was a refuge for settlers during Indian attacks? What 15-year old left the Alamo the day before it fell with a message for Col Fannin? What Alamo defender has a Dewitt County creek named for him? What 15-year-old fought in almost every battle except the Alamo. In whose home was the first DeWitt County commissioners court held? Who operated a ferry across the Guadalupe and wanted the county seat to be near it? Who was the first teacher in DeWitt County? 09/17/2024 12:25 PM

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