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Jail Average Daily Count – 85 Inmates Housed for Other Agencies – 25 February 07, 2025 Reyes Adan Solorzano, 22, of Cuero, Driving While Intoxicated BAC >= 0.15, Bond of $4,000, Harassment (Victoria County), Bond of $1,000, Cuero PD Ronnie Rios, 53, of Yorktown, Motion to Revoke/Possession Controlled Substance PG 1<1G, No Bond, DCSO Craig Patrick Dolan, 44, of Cuero, Aggravated Assault Deadly Weapon, Bond of $50,000, Assault Causes Bodily Injury Family Member, Bond of $4,000, Cuero PD February 08, 2025 John Russell Strait, 46, of Yoakum, Criminal Trespass, Bond of $2,000, Yoakum PD Zachary Lemar Girdy, 35, of Cuero, Criminal Trespass, Bond of $2,000, Tamper/Fabricate Physical Evidence with Intent to Impair, Bond of $10,000, Possession Controlled Substance PG1<1G Drug Free Zone, Bond of $10,000, Cuero PD February 09, 2025 Michelle Adrian O’Kelley, 26, of Houston, Tamper/Fabricate Physical Evidence with Intent to Impair, Bond of $10,000, Possession Controlled Substance PG1<1G Drug Free Zone, Bond of $10,000, Yoakum PD Johnny Moore Armstrong, 59, of Yoakum, Manufacture/Delivery Controlled Substance PG1 <1G Drug Free Zone, Bond of $10,000, Yoakum PD February 10, 2025 Johnathan Rene Mejia, 25, of Bloomington, Possession Marijuana<= 4oz>2oz, Bond of $4,000, Possession Marijuana<2oz (Brooks Co), Bond of $500, DCSO Jacob Caine Garnand, 29, of Gonzales, Speeding 10% above the Posted Limit, Fine of $421, DCSO Timothy Jermaine Jackson, 36, of Victoria, Bail Jumping and Failure to Appear, Bond of $500, Driving While License Suspended, Bond of $500, DCSO February 11, 2025 Haileen Rae Rosales, 19, of Yoakum, Possession Controlled Substance PG1>1G<4G, Bond of $10,000, Yoakum PD Shaylene Lynnell Dilworth, 23, of Yoakum, Violation Probation/ Continuous Violence against the Family, Bond of $30,000, DCSO February 12, 2025 No Arrest on this Date February 13, 2025 Marquis Laron Headley, 33, of Cuero, Ran Stop Sign, Fine of $275, Display Expired License Plates, Fine of $156, Cuero PD. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

County-wide groundwater study shows no trends

County-wide groundwater study shows no trends

The Pecan Valley Groundwater Conservation District (PVGCD) contracted Daniel B. Stephens & Associates, Inc. to conduct a groundwater sampling program in De-Witt County. This project collected groundwater samples from 137 wells throughout DeWitt County over a three-year period (2022-2024) to assess groundwater chemical composition and potential environmental impacts to aquifers, and to provide a water quality baseline for aquifers of the county. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

Record News Release

Record News Release

ACCIDENTS-10 LOOSE LIVESTOCK-6 02-07-2025 Disturbance on N Esplanade, Cuero Animal Abuse on Old Gonzales Rd, Cuero Assist Other Agency on N Mehnert St, Yorktown Parking Violation on W Main St, Yorktown Fire on Kubala Store Rd, Yorktown Assisted DPS w/Accident on River Rd, Cuero Road Hazard on Hwy 119 N, Yorktown Loose Livestock on FM 884, Yorktown Fire-Gras on FM 443, Cuero Assisted DPS w/Accident on FM 237, Cuero Road Hazard on FM 108, Yorktown Assisted DPS w/Accident on Hwy 72 W, Nordheim 02-08-2025 Assisted CPD w/Accident on Old Yoakum Rd, Cuero Structure Fire on Lynch Ave, Westhoff Assisted DPS w/ Accident on Hwy 183 N, Cuero Assisted DPS w/ Accident on Hwy 87 S, Cuero Road Hazard n Hwy 72 W, Nordheim Check Welfare on Golly Rd, Cuero Assisted DPS w/Accident on FM 2656, Yorktown 02-09-2025 Harassment on Golly Rd, Cuero Check Welfare on E 8th St, Yorktown Property Damage on FM 237, Yorktown Loose Livestock on FM 1447, Yoakum Suspicious Activity on S Eckhardt St, Yorktown Suspicious Vehicle on Hwy 183 N, Cuero Disturbance-Family on Lockhart Cemetery Rd, Cuero Disturbance-Family on W 6th St, Nordheim Check Welfare on Golly Rd, Cuero 02-10-2025 Property – Damage on Muschalek Rd, Yorktown Livestock – Loose on N Hwy 87, Cuero Livestock – Loose on S Hwy 77A, Yoakum 02-11-2025 Animal Case on W 6th St, Yorktown Livestock – Loose on FM 884, Yorktown Animal Case on E 4th St, Yorktown Road Hazard on E Hwy 72, Cuero Fire – Grass on E Hwy 72, Yorktown Accident – Deer on W Main St, Yorktown 02-12-2025 Disturbance on N Simpson St, Yorktown Theft – Property on FM 951, Yoakum Livestock – Loose on E Hwy 72, Yorktown Accident on N Riedel St, Yorktown Gas – Odor on E Main St, Yorktown Road Hazard on E Hwy 72, Nordheim Scam on Ellen May Rd, Yoakum Scam on Richmond Rd, Cuero 02-13-2025 Assist Citizen on W Hwy 111, Yoakum Gas – Odor on S Gaebler St, Yorktown Accident on N Main St, Yorktown Disturbance on E 7th St, Yorktown. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

CAMAL House donation

CAMAL House donation

The United Way of the Crossroads, along with matching funds from TDECU, awards a rural grant of $1,000 to the CAMAL House. Pictured (L-R): TDECU West Market Director Kim Manley, TDECU Cuero Member Center Manager Madison Manning, CAMAL House Assistant Director Jennifer Koudelka, and UWC Executive Director Bethany Castro. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

Student of the Month

Student of the Month

Texas Farm Bureau DeWitt County Student of the Month for January is Sarah Rodriguez. Sarah is a Senior who was nominated by her school for demonstrating exceptional academic achievements, leadership skills, and being a great student. She will be attending Temple College to continue her volleyball career and pursue a Major in Communication Disorders to become a Speech Language Pathologist. She received gift cards to KN and Bush’s Chicken and a DeWitt County Farm Bureau membership which makes her eligible for a scholarship. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

Gobbler Alumni

Former football standouts Brandt Patek and Daylon Gibbs received their Conference Championship rings on Thursday, Feb. 13. Both play football for Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene. Congratulations Gobblers! 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

These Yorktown ISD teachers celebrate earning a combined additional compensation of $270,000 through the Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) program. (Contributed Photo)

20 teachers earn extra pay from state

Yorktown Independent School District continues to expand its Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) program, increasing the number of designated teachers from 13 last year to 20 this year. With this growth, these educators will receive a combined total of approximately $270,000 in additional compensation, an increase of $100,000 from the previous year. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

Shout out (and a dare) to Cuero buddies

Shout out (and a dare) to Cuero buddies

GOD first...Heavenly Father, we thank You for the many blessings we receive through Your Amazing Grace. Some are known and some are unknown yet we still receive them. Give us strength and courage to fend off our sinful ways as we pray for forgiveness through Your Son Jesus. Amen. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

ICS 300 Course prepares for emergencies

ICS 300 Course prepares for emergencies

In an ongoing effort to strengthen community resilience, foster interagency collaboration, and enhance disaster preparedness, elected officials, appointed leaders, and employees from De-Witt County joined agencies from across Texas in completing the Incident Command System (ICS) 300course.Thisadvanced training is designed to equip participants with the skills necessary to effectively manage complex incidents, coordinate multi-agency responses, and build lasting relationships that ensure a seamless and efficient response when disasters strike. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

Who wouldn't love a 'pug' with a MUG?

Who wouldn't love a 'pug' with a MUG?

Pet Adoptions of Cuero is looking for some new pet parents for two small sized canines - they would be perfect for an apartment, a small cottage home or even a camper. These two little dogs weigh only 10 pounds each, are fully grown, neutered/ spayed and microchipped. They have been piddle pad trained but also like to do potty time outdoors. They are playful, loving, cuddle bugs and know how to entertain themselves with a plush toy or chewie. But most of all they are great LAP-nappers. Just about every senior we know indulges in a little mid afternoon sleepy time - so why do it alone? Come meet PUGSLY and PORTIA and share that comfy recliner, sofa, or easy chair with your new best friend and fur baby companion. PUGSLY's coat is a soft reddish- brown with a mask like mug face. PORTIA has an all over brindle coat and her mug face features an underbite so cute! They are only 2 of the 38 homeless canines currently at Pet Adoptions of Cuero -and PAOC is inviting everyone to come see them all. Human contact gives them HOPE for a future adoption and senior or family to love. Open every day of the year from 8 am till noon at 407 US Highway 183 South, Cuero 361-243-8550. Remember at PAOC you can't buy LOVE - but you can ADOPT it! 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

The Cuero Record Devotional Page

The Cuero Record Devotional Page

A Mighty Fortress is our God By Gary Andrews [email protected] Thisyearof2020startedwith greatness.Ournationwasstrong, and our economy was good; then suddenly, we are mesmerized with a pandemic called Covid-19. The virus has spread throughout the world and has driven our country to its knees. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

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Cuero Livestock Donation

Hochheim Prairie Insurance Branch 2 in Cuero donated $100 for a belt buckle award to the Cuero Livestock Show, which opens on March 1. Pictured from L-R: County Extension Agent Anthony Netardus, HP Vice President John Garoni, Cuero Livestock Show Board President Greg Gossett, and HP President Ronnie Dietz. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

When Cuero representatives visited the Capitol on Feb. 11, they were warned by Texas Department of Agriculture Chief of Staff Todd Smith, pictured here, about mysterious seed packets coming from China. (Contributed Photo)

State officials warn against planting unsolicited seeds

Over the past few weeks, at least 187 Texans received unsolicited packages of mystery seeds in the mail that appeared to have come from China. Meanwhile, all 50 states have issued warnings about similar bundles of unknown seeds being sent to residents from overseas, causing concern among government officials and agricultural leaders. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

Nixon Livestock Commission

Nixon Livestock Commission

Feb. 10, 2025 Cattle: 979 Cows: 89 Bulls: 15 Sellers: 184 Buyers: 48 Steers 200-300 lb 345.00- 355.00-480.00 300-400 lb 361.00- 371.00-480.00 400-500 lb 315.00- 325.00-445.00 500-600 lb 287.00- 297.00-331.00 600-700 lb 266.00- 276.00-317.00 700-800 lb 240.00- 250.00-259.00 Heifers 200-300 lb 288.00- 298.00-410.00 300-400 lb 307.00- 317.00-480.00 400-500 lb 282.00- 292.00-350.00 500-600 lb 261.00- 271.00-395.00 600-700 lb 240.00- 250.00-285.00 700-800 lb 228.00- 238.00-245.00 Slaughter Cows: 103.00 -136.00 Slaughter Bulls: 120.00 - 154.00 Stocker Cows: 1425.00-2100.00 Pairs: 1700.00 - 2400.00. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

Cuero Livestock Commission

Cuero Livestock Commission

February 1 Number of Head: 939 There were 170 cows, 23 bulls and 4 goats. The packer market was steady to $2-$3/ cwt higher in some spots with a strong demand. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

Lupe Joe Sertuche Jr

Lupe Joe Sertuche Jr

Lupe Joe Sertuche Jr. peacefully gained his angel wings and went to his heavenly home on Monday, February 10, 2025. He had just celebrated his 78th birthday with his family. Lupe was born February 1, 1947 in Cuero to the late Guadalupe Sr. and Josephine Bocanegra Sertuche. He married Mary Alice Ruiz in Cuero. He proudly served in the United States Army as a Tanker Driver in Germany during the Vietnam War. He worked as a Chrome Nickel Plater for Schumacher in Houston for over fifty years. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

‘Twin’ty One!

‘Twin’ty One!

Pecan House Cafe Hostess Emily Miller celebrated her 21st birthday on February 7, along with her twin, Lindsey. Those who are greeted by Emily appreciate her super positive attitude as they order their favorites from the local deli. Welcome to adulthood Emily and Lindsey. 02/19/2025 04:38 AM

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