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Doctor ready to deliver future generations
A buzz filled the room when Tamara Kainer, the Marketing and Business Development Director of Cuero Regional Hospital, announced that Dr. Nick Lemley would be offering obstetrics services (OBS) on Wednesdays at Yorktown Medical Clinic at the Mayor Baker’s Coffee on November 19th. This is big news for the small rural Texan town which has a population of fewer than 2,000 people.
12/26/2024 03:33 PM
County selects new election administrator
The County Commissioners ratified the DeWitt County Election Commission's decision to hire Deidra McCollum as the new elections administrator during a regular meeting on December 19th. McCollumn will assume the position on January 6.
12/26/2024 03:33 PM
Kitty Kats defeat Leopards to stay perfect in district
On December 17, the Yorktown Kitty Kat Varsity basketball team traveled to Kenedy to take on the Leopards in their third game of District 31-2A action. Yorktown scored the first seven points of the game and led, 7-4, at the end of the first quarter. In the second quarter, the Kitty Kats outscored the Leopards, 15-8, to take a ten point lead at halftime, 22-12. In the second half, the tempo of both teams picked up dramatically, as did the excitement of the game. In the third period, Yorktown extended its lead to 37-22. However, in the fourth period, the Leopards tried to make a game of it, but every time they would make a little run, the Kitty Kats would answer. Both teams scored 15 points in the quarter for the 52-37 final. Freshman Palyn Koopmann led Yorktown with 22 points and senior Nina Villarreal had 11 points, while both had seven rebounds. Sophomore Gracie Stehling had eight points, eight rebounds and four blocked shots. Senior Sydnie Krueger and sophomore Kendall Seivers both pulled down six rebounds.
12/26/2024 03:33 PM
Each child, every year
Junior Miss Yorktown 2024 Lilyanna Taylor helps hand out gifts to families for Cowboy Claus on December 19. The annual program, sponsored by Yorktown Western Days and community donations, helps families and children in need, ages 0-15. Cowboy Claus tries to provide a magical Christmas for each child every year. Note to all princesses: If you want to be a part of the Miss Yorktown court, it’s time to turn in pageant applications.
12/26/2024 03:33 PM
County ensures election integrity
Editor’s Note: This is Part 3 of our Top 2024 Stories in DeWitt County. In Part 1 of our series, the results of the local elections were mentioned, including AJ Louderback prevailing over Jeff Bauknight in the May runoff for District 30 State Representative.
12/26/2024 03:33 PM
NEWS-VIEW IN BRIEF
The DeWitt County Commissioners banned two types of fireworks for New Year’s celebrations at the December 9 meeting: the “skyrockets with sticks” and “missiles with fins” cannot be sold or detonated in any portion of the unincorporated area of De-Witt County.
12/26/2024 03:33 PM
DEWITT COUNTY ARREST REPORT
Jail Average Daily Count – 86 Inmates Housed for Other Agencies – 27 December 06, 2024 Jasmine Latrice Barefield, 30, of Seguin, Burglary of Habitation, Bond of $25,000, DCSO Denys A Meza-Mejia, 24, of Cuero, Indecency with a Child Sexual Contact, Bond of $35,000, DCSO December 07, 2024 Michael Shawn Varela, 39, of Cuero, Possession Marijuana
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
Agency seeks $300 million to bolster Medicaid
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission is seeking a $300 million transfusion of funds to bolster the state’s Medicaid application process, The Texas Tribune reported. The public health insurance program provides coverage for people or families with limited income, as well as pregnant women and people with disabilities.
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
Have a Paw-some holiday: keep pets safe, happy
BRYAN-COLLEGE STATION — The holiday season is a time of joy, togetherness and celebration, but for pet owners, it also comes with unique challenges. Creating a safe, festive environment for pets while involving them in the holiday fun requires a bit of planning and care.
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
League seeks nominations for local women who shape communities
Each March, the League of Women Voters of South Central Texas celebrates Women's History Month by recognizing special women in our community. In 2023, the League recognized the eight women serving as mayors of our South Central Texas towns. In 2024, they invited area high school students to recognize women who had touched their lives with poems and essays. In response to these events, many have told the League how important it is to share and celebrate the inspiring stories of local women and their contributions to our communities. These stories - too often untold - remind women of today and future generations that their voices and stories are vital to our collective history.
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
Even homeless pups have Christmas wishes
All the orphan canines and felines at Pet Adoptions of Cuero are making a list and checking in twice in hopes that St. Nick - and all the 'pet friends' in the community - will remember them this holiday season.
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
Help wanted: Christmas in the Park needs nativity volunteers
Hello All, Congratulations are in order for the Stevenson Unit, who achieved an excellent rating in their American Correctional Accreditation (ACA) audit, last week. I met with ACA auditors who praised the Stevenson Unit staff and the City of Cuero community support. On Thursday 12/12, I welcomed Foster Families from the Golden Crescent area to Cuero at the Chisholm Trail Heritage Museum. Shout out to Ms. Viola Holman and volunteers for putting together an awesome event, to include Angels with lighted wings and the Yorktown school band playing Christmas music. The City of Cuero’s Christmas dinner at the Venue on 12/12 was enjoyed by all. I am proud of each city employee and the work they do 365 days a year for the Citizens of Cuero.
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
City moves forward with plan for golf carts on streets
After the public hearing on Norma’s House, the Cuero City Council discussed ongoing issues such as the allowance of golf carts on public roads, a tree-planting project and council chamber renovations during its regular meeting on December 9th,.
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
Devotional Page
As the New Year is upon us and we are pondering what the year will be for us, what is it we are looking for? Are we looking for a better year, a more prosperous year, riches, glory, fame, or something that is going to push our image to a higher plane while on earth?
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
James Allen Hodge
James Allen Hodge, 77, of Gonzales peacefully passed away Saturday, December 7, 2024. He was born September 11, 1947 in Laural, Mississippi to Cecil and Ora Lee Walters Hodge. He married Jeana Garrett on March 3, 1989 in Mamo, Louisiana.
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
Gobbler basketball
Gobbler basketball.
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
Paula Annette Hopkins
CUERO: Bishop Paula Annette Hopkins, age 57, pastor of My Father’s House Church of Cuero, went to be with the Lord December 6, 2024. She was born September 6, 1967 in Yoakum to the late Carlesly Armstrong and Myrtle B. Denmon.
12/18/2024 06:57 PM
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