Meyersville 4-H stock show awards and cemetery cleanup.

2nd Grade A Honor Roll 1. Kalanie Alvarez 2.

Following is the DeWitt County Sheriff’s activity report for April 7 - April 13 as submitted to The Cuero Record by the DCSO. Number of loose livestock calls — 4 Make or assist with crash scene/DPS — 4 April 7 Property Found on South River Rd, Cuero.

Editor’s note: All subjects listed in the following arrest report are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, in a fair trial before a jury of their peers. In the event of dropped/reduced charges,The Cuero Record will publish an additional notice at the request of the arrestee.

Marriage licenses Otis Anthony Jackson and Dneka Monea Lee Rogelio Artu Mora Garcia and Gina Sue Gurrola Gunner Michael Schrade and Brooke Payton Opiela Assumed name certificates Karlie Beth Stehle dba XO Makeup Ana Lilia Rios Tovar dba Antojitos San Miguel Deeds Rosalinda Gomez to Manuel Ramos - West End Addition - City of Cuero Jason Ferry and Lisa Ferry to Gaston Klein McDorman and Summer Lee McDorman - The Quarry Phase 1 Subdivision - City of Cuero April Whitescarver to Jose Luis Trevino and Patricia Trevino City of Cuero Bo Michael Daniel and Samantha Michele Daniel to Aaliya McAfee - Cuero Heights Addition - City of Cuero Equity Trust Company and Cynthia Jo Smith to Matthew Armer - Morgantown Addition - City of Cuero Oscar R. Garcia and Josefina Garcia to Sara Vazquez, Josefine (Josie) Garcia, Oscar P.

Bringing local attention to Child Abuse Prevention Month.

Nordheim ISD will be taking appointments for Early Childhood Screenings May 15 –19.Please call between 9 a.m. and 12 p.m. The screenings will be for children ages three through four years of age by Sept. 1.

The Texas House passed a bill promising $17 billion in tax relief, a measure that is at odds with the Senate’s tax break plan, according to the Austin American- Statesman. The House bill would lower by half a home’s cap on appraisal increases. It passed overwhelmingly, 141-9. However, Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick, who presides over the Senate, said that body will not approve it, preferring its plan to raise property exemptions from $40,000 to $70,000.