Friday, November 7, 2025 at 1:30 AM

Sign in

Articles

Joan Vernell Gohmert

Joan Vernell Gohmert

Joan Vernell Gohmert, 95 of Meyersville, passed away peacefully into the arms of our savior on January 10, 2025. Joan was born on October 12, 1929 in Dewitt County to Edwin and Cora Wendel Egg. She married Charles Gohmert on October 9, 1948 in Meyersville at St. John Lutheran Church. Together they had five children: Karen, Thomas, Susan, John Lloyd, and Bruce. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Nixon Livestock Commission

Nixon Livestock Commission

Sale Date: Jan. 6, 2025 Cattle: 1075 Cows: 139 Bulls: 21 Sellers: 213 Buyers: 44 Steers 200-300 lb 320.00-330.00- 400.00 300-400 lb 351.00-361.00- 435.00 400-500 lb 299.00-309.00- 380.00 500-600 lb 265.00-275.00- 325.00 600-700 lb 243.00-253.00- 278.00 700-800 lb 228.00-238.00- 258.00 Heifers 200-300 lb 300.00-310.00- 405.00 300-400 lb 296.00-306.00- 390.00 400-500 lb 273.00-283.00- 365.00 500-600 lb 246.00-256.00- 360.00 600-700 lb 227.00-237.00- 258.00 700-800 lb 207.00-217.00- 243.00 Slaughter Cows: 82.00 -134.00 Slaughter Bulls: 95.00 - 154.00 Stocker Cows: none to test the market Pairs: 1 pair - 2600.00. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Little League thanks sponsors

Little League thanks sponsors

Dear Editor, On behalf of the Cuero Little League, I would like to thank the many coaches, parents, volunteers, and board members who provided support through time, talents, and/or monetary donations to benefit our 350+ players! 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

The Rotary Club of Cuero inducted five new members on January 9. Pictured L-R: Jeff Zengerle, Bert and Joy Belisch, Mike Campbell, Virginia Gilstrap and Benjamin Gifford, along with club president Benjamin Gifford. (Staff Photo)

The Rotary Club

. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Pet shelter crew exhibits Mayor's call for volunteers in 2025

Pet shelter crew exhibits Mayor's call for volunteers in 2025

Mayor Emil Garza proclaimed recently that he is hoping everyone will join in to make 2025 the “Year of Volunteerism” because there are so many ways citizens can volunteer or lend a hand at a non profit or a city event. Pet Adoptions of Cuero, the non profit pet shelter, has a reason to brag about its wonderful supportive dog walking and dog and cat socializing crew. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

The Cuero Record Devotional Page

The Cuero Record Devotional Page

Who are you depending on during these days? We are facing many days of uncertainty. We are experiencing sleepless nights worrying about unknown ailments without proper medical cure or care. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

The Catholic community and St. Michael’s Catholic School received donations from Mrs. John C.C. Hamilton. (Contributed Photo)

Hamilton donation

. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Both Aubrey Bowles, left, and Arissa Carbonara, right, hit milestones during the San Antonio Memorial district game. Aubrey Bowles has exceeded 1000 rebounds in her career, and Arissa has more than 1500 career points and has surpassed 1000 career rebounds. (Contributed Photo)

Seeing Double-Double: Lady Gobblers dominate in district matches

It was a big night for the Cuero Lady Gobblers and an even bigger night for Arissa Carbonara and Aubrey Bowles, who both had a double-double, as the Lady Gobblers handed the Lady Apaches their 15th loss of the season with a score of 60-35 on Tuesday, January 7. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Gobblers down Rockets

Gobblers down Rockets

Friday night, the atmosphere inside the gym was electric as the Cuero Gobblers faced off against the San Antonio Kennedy Rockets to kick off district play. From the tip-off, it was clear that both teams were ready to battle. The first quarter was a back-and-forth affair, with the Gobblers able to establish a 7-point lead. Junior Walker Dietze and Sophomore Dae Dae Bonner played a significant factor, ending the night with 22 points, 6 rebounds and 12 points, 5 rebounds respectively. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

DeWitt Briefs

Cuero Regional Hospital Blood Drive Cuero Regional Hospital will be hosting a blood drive for the South Texas Blood and Tissue Center in the Education Classroom on Thursday, January 16th, from 10:30 am to 3:30 pm. Anyone who is 16 years old weighing 120 pounds (with parental consent form), or at least 17 years old weighing 110 pounds, and in good general health can donate blood. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Juan Solis and his wife, Margaret, listen as Mayor Emil Garza congratulates Solis on his retirement from the Cuero Fire Department. The couple has big travel plans for 2025. Meanwhile, the fire department is advertising for a new firefighter. (Staff Photo)

Firefighter thanked for 2 decades’ service

Friends and co-workers gathered at the Cuero Fire Department on the cold and drizzly day of the recent cold front to wish first responder Juan Soliz a happy retirement. He served 19 years and seven months as a fire and AEMT for the Cuero Fire Department. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Shelby Stary wears her ADN pin which she was recently awarded at the Victoria College nursing graduation. She was the recipient of the Leaders in Nursing Careers (LINC) scholarship program at Cuero Regional Hospital. (Photo by Ele Chew)

New nurses persevere, graduate

Despite challenges in COVID-era education, local scholarship winner Shelby Stary received her associate degree nurse (ADN) pin at the Victoria College nursing graduation ceremony on December 19 at the Leo J. Welder Center. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

City and county leaders gathered with a Los Angeles film crew on Saturday, January 4, before the group headed out to shoot at various sites around DeWitt County. The crew spent a week in Cuero filming a show that will air in 2026. Local leaders got to know the crew, some of whom may be aff...

Film crew finds friends in Cuero

Behind the scenes last week, city and county leaders mobilized to help a Los Angeles film crew shoot footage for an episode about “mysterious legends.” Charlie Cook, an LAbased story producer, said that communities don’t always welcome film crews. “We found the opposite in Cuero,” he said. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Yoakum accident victim turns loss into hope for faith-filled lives

Yoakum accident victim turns loss into hope for faith-filled lives

On a foggy January morning in 2023, a small plane carrying five men from Memphis, TN, crashed in Yoakum, rocking the Yoakum community and leaving a deep scar on the hearts of many in Memphis. Among those on board were five men: beloved fathers, husbands, and leaders of the faith community. Four of the passengers lost their lives on impact, while their Pastor, Dr. Kennon Vaughan, miraculously survived. Vaughan was transported to a Victoria hospital and eventually to a larger trauma center in San Antonio, where he underwent numerous operations and procedures to save his life. Through the power of prayer, and the overwhelming grace of God, Pastor Vaughan lived and has made a nearly full recovery. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

DEWITT COUNTY ARREST REPORT

DEWITT COUNTY ARREST REPORT

Jail Average Daily Count – 67 Inmates Housed for Other Agencies – 19 January 03, 2025 Katarina Spies, 32, of Yoakum, Bond Forfeiture/Possession Controlled Substance PG2>=1G=$200, Bond of $2,000, Cuero PD Eric Jequay Girdy, 42, of Cuero, Burglary of Building, Bond of $5,000, Cuero PD William Sterling Pick, 39, of Cuero, Public Intoxication, Fine of $500, Cuero PD Angel Garcia Vincent, 44, of Cuero, Abandon Endanger Child Criminal Negligence, Bond of $50,000, DCSO Alvin Franklin Felder, 49, of Yorktown, Parole Violation, No Bond, Bail Jumping and Failure to Appear, Bond of $500, Driving While License Invalid, Bond of $500, DCSO Jose Ventura Lopez, 25, of Yoakum, Harassment Communication, Bond of $4,000, Yoakum PD January 04, 2025 Margie Rios, 54, of Yorktown, Aggravated Assault with Deadly Weapon, Bond of $75,000, Criminal Mischief>=$ 750 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Carl Meeks, Sr.

Carl Meeks, Sr.

Carl Meeks, Sr., 92, of Victoria passed away Friday, January 3, 2025. He was born-June 21, 1932 in Pur cell, Oklahoma to the late Hubert and Dovie Meeks. He married Mary Alice Parker on February 25, 1955 in McAllen, Texas. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

Agencies, universities seek $24.6 billion in new funding

Agencies, universities seek $24.6 billion in new funding

The Texas Senate’s chief budget writer said state agencies and higher education institutions have requested nearly $25 billion in funding as the legislative session gets underway. State Sen. Joan Huffman, R-Houston, told The Dallas Morning News that the requests for new money reflect the growing functions and purposes of state agencies that serve the public. 01/15/2025 06:10 AM

1

...

73

74

75

76

77

78

79

...