Wednesday, August 13, 2025 at 8:33 PM

Sign in

Articles

The new location of Norma’s House at 1105 N. Hunt Street has become a point of contention with surrounding neighbors.

Residents object to child advocacy center at Hunt location

During the October Cuero Council meeting, a heated discussion occurred regarding a permit for Norma’s House, a children's advocacy center, located at 1105 N. Hunt. Executive Director Deane Novosad requested approval for the facility to operate in a residential zone, 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

An area for people to use for fall photos has been set up on the lawn of the First Presbyterian Church, adjacent to the Chapel without Walls. In years past the church has had a pumpkin patch, but this year it offers a fall photo scene. (Contributed Photo)

. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

The stop sign at Bootlegger Lane and TX 111 Intersection prevents collision. (Photo by Ele Chew)

Stealing stop signs can lead to tragic results

A rash of stolen stop signs were reported by Precinct 2 Commissioner James Pilchiek during a discussion of the closure of FM 682 at the regular meeting of the DeWitt County Commissioner Court. When stop signs are missing, vehicles can head into oncoming traffic, leading to devastating consequences. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

City approves weatherization assistance

City approves weatherization assistance

The Cuero City Council recognized Red Ribbon Week, Oct. 23-31, in its October meeting with a proclamation encouraging residents to support a drug-free environment by wearing red ribbons. The mayor also encouraged residents to participate in the Fall Cleanup this week through Saturday, by bringing metal, batteries, used motor oil and furniture to 1315 E Broadway. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Lizzie Rosson, PAOC volunteer, holds two “ready to hire” pups. (Contributed Photo)

URGENT request for dozens of adoption POSITIONS

WANTED: good natured, animal loving people with room in their hearts and homes for a new family pet QUALIFIED CANDIDATES NEED TO APPLY: Just visit your local shelter and check out the amazing selection of homeless fur babies INTERVIEW SOME AMAZING PETS: Every shelter pet is a unique breed - they show love, companionship, instant friendship and come in all sizes, colors and personalities SO: What are you waiting for? You need a pet, our pets need a human to bond with, and the shelter selection of vetted pets is at an all time high PET ADOPTIONS OF CUERO can help everyone fill that 'OPEN' position in your family. Come check out the October 'adoption specials.' There are more than 20 dogs and 20 cats to choose from. This special group offers a vetted dog or cat for a $50 adoption donation. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Museum director praised for community service

Museum director praised for community service

After 43 years of faithfully serving her community, Sharon Weber is retiring from her recent position as the Executive Director of the Chisholm Trail Heritage Museum (CTHM). Sharon was born in San Angelo, Texas and raised as a “city girl' in San Antonio. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Jessa Cox goes up for a hit

. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Livestock Judging Team looking to shine again in 2025

Livestock Judging Team looking to shine again in 2025

The DeWitt County Livestock Judging Team made history by competing at the National Livestock Judging Contest held in Nebraska in 2023. It marked the first time since 1995 that a team from DeWitt County qualified for Nationals. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Superior Gobblers

Superior Gobblers

. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Scary Schleicher Street

Scary Schleicher Street

Emilio Trevino invites people to come by his home at 312 Schleicher and enjoy the halloween decorations. There is also a bench for picture taking and all who come by can use it and interact with the animatronics. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

The students of St. Michael’s Catholic School hold a chair just for you at the Fall Festival on Sunday, Oct. 27. (Front Row, L-R)) Lenny Boehl, Ana Pacheco, Cora Zimmerman, Halle Zimmerman, and Alice Adams (Middle Row, L-R) Lillyanne Hance, Landrey Koopmann, Reese Corpus, Kade Vackar, Bayl...

Annual Fall Festival offers fun, fellowship

Roast some smores and warm up by a cozy fire with family and friends on a cool fall evening… life in South Texas; it doesn’t get any better! You don’t want to miss the St. Michael’s Catholic School Fall Festival in Cuero Sunday, October 27th. Freshen up your outdoor porch with durable polywood furniture and a bright pallet planter; or get ready for Christmas with beautiful metal reindeer. Enjoy homemade cakes, a year of cheesecakes, and other scrumptious homemade temptations. For an opportunity to enjoy these and many other great items like the ones pictured, all you need to do is grab a seat in the parish hall and join the fun for the live auction which starts at 12:15. A meal consisting of homestyle chicken fried steak and sides will be served from 11am to 1pm. Other festivities include children’s games, artisan corner, raffle, bingo, cake walk, and silent auction. Father Jacob, Father Richard, Principal Sean Mooney and the students and staff of St. Michael’s Catholic School extend a warm welcoming invitation to everyone to come out and join the fun and fellowship! You may call 361277-3854 for more details. We hope to see you there! 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor

Dear Editor, If Kamala Harris becomes the President, this country will receive what it deserves. In 1917, Lenin, the founder of the Russion Revolution, made a prophecy: “The Great Eagle (the United States) will never fall from without, but shall crumble from within.” Enough said. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

The Cuero Record Devotional Page

The Cuero Record Devotional Page

What do you think about this headline? Do you believe it to be true or not? All of us, at some time in our lives, have heard people say, “I am right, and you are wrong.” In today’s world of high-tech industries and procedures the technique of teaching and leading others, especially employees, has changed. It has become a world of dictating what to read and learn from books and manuals instead of handson learning from others that know what they are doing. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Retired school personnel hear from Louderback

Retired school personnel hear from Louderback

“Passion about” and “committed to” are the words of former Sheriff A. J. Louderback used to describe how he intends to approach public education in Texas when he addressed the DeWitt County Retired School Personnel at their October meeting. The meeting was held at the Cuero Municipal Library. Mr. Louderback believes that children are our most important asset and educating them ensures more productive citizens in the future. He knows first hand about the role of public education because his mother was a teacher. While he understands that the legislature needs to address many issues in Texas, he says public education is among the most important, if not the most important item. Louderback has faith in the schools within his district and stated that he tries to keep in contact with superintendents. He said that parental participation in the educational process has been represented well through the process of electing school boards. Mr. Louderback pledged to work for a strong public education system in Texas, for appropriate educational funding in Texas including professional salaries for teachers, and for more efficient and productive methods of running the schools. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Westhoff ISD considers curriculum grants

Westhoff ISD considers curriculum grants

At their regular meeting on October 17, the Westhoff ISD school board heard from a Region III specialist about the state grants available to improve instruction. They also heard about preparation for an upcoming safety audit and the special Veteran’s Day Program. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Westhoff ISD First Six Weeks Honor Roll

Westhoff ISD First Six Weeks Honor Roll

A Honor Roll as follows: Stayton Bailey, Kanyon Perez, Hazleigh Stehling, Callahan Adams, Izaac Banda, Charlotte Dalrymple, Gemma Nessel, Avery Perez, Slade Smalley, Ellyn Draper, Haddie Markos, Sadie Schustereit, Hannah Sheffel, Ainsley Walker, Aria Bixenmann, Jazlynn Campos, RaeAnn Gloor, Slone Smalley, Taryn Spivey, Brantley Adams, Robert Coultas, Gracelynn Gohlke, Whitlee Kenne, Grayson Moore, Emma Van Buren, Ayden Flessner-Mixon, Alysson Funes Mejia, Haylee Smith, Tristan Campos, and Eli Ortiz. A/B Honor Roll: Keira Jordan, Lincoln Draper, Mia Moore, Raeleigh Smith, Lavaya Edwards, Kyzlee Franklin, D’Marion Williams, Phoebe Zimmerman, Isaiah Banda, Mateo Chacon, Ryler Randolph, Rosalie Bailey, Rynleigh Beinhauer, Vangie-Marie Franklin, Landon Moore, Elijah Zimmerman, Andrew Chacon, Ian Garza, Merlyn Martinez Mejia, Erandi Ramirez, Colt Wenske, Jacob Beck, Salynnya Franklin, Hudson Stehling, Gracie Booz, Albert Torres, and Isael Zamarripa. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

Elenora Theresia Marko Miculka

Elenora Theresia Marko Miculka

Elenora Theresia Marko Miculka, 98, of La Grange passed away Wednesday, October 9, 2024. She was born February 6, 1926 in Moulton to Frank and Bertha Catherina Seidel Marko. She married Anthony Miculka on May 6, 1947 in Moulton and together they had two beautiful daughters. She enjoyed gardening, baking and sewing. 10/23/2024 12:37 PM

1

...

75

76

77

78

79

80

81

...