God calls us to serve those in need. If you are available to help serve families during times of bereavement, Call Isabel Patton at 361-564-7868..

It’s the middle of summer and I am sitting in my front yard. It is early in the morning and the light of day has risen.

Cuero had an outstanding 2022 season and as a result a slew of Gobblers were rewarded with all-district honors. Senior, Tycen Williams Overall District MVP (unanimous) Senior, Sean Burks Defensive MVP (unanimous) Senior, Kyle Weghorst Offensive Lineman MVP (unanimous) Junior, Mason Notaro First Team Quarterback Senior, Zyler Jones First Team Running Back Second Team Outside Linebacker Senior, Dayson Varela First Team Wide Receiver (unanimous) Junior, Nathan Luschen First Team Tight End Senior, Camren Body First Team Offensive Tackle (unanimous) Senior, Matthew Guerrero First Team Offensive Guard Sophomore Cash Cooper First Team Center (unanimous) Senior, Javaree Bacon First Team Defensive Tackle Senior, Christian Holmes First Team Defensive End (unanimous) Junior, Tyran Gamez First Team Outside Linebacker (unanimous) Junior, Brandt Patek First Team Inside Linebacker (unanimous) Second Team Punter Senior, Jeremiah Wilson First Team Corner (unanimous) Senior, Dayson Varela First Team Safety Junior, Daylon Gibbs Second Team Wide Receiver Sophomore, Hayden Carter Second Team Outside Guard Senior, Jared Villanueva Second Team Defensive End Junior, Kenneth Jackson Second Team Corner Senior, Will Carbonara Honorable Mention Kicker Senior, Gentry Greiner Honorable Mention Tight End Junior, Savon Wilson Honorable Mention Defensive Tackle Junior, Cody Bishop Honorable Offensive Guard.

Four months after selecting a hometown candidate as the new executive director, the Cuero Development Corporation (CDC) entered the new year with sales tax well above the previous year’s figures and exciting projects on the horizon.

B riefs Would you like to offer help, hope, and healing to women faced with crisis pregnancies? Join the meeting on Feb. 6 at 5 p.m.

Twelve years as chief in Cuero, two as a detective with Port Lavaca Police Department (PD), seven as patrol captain and ultimately chief deputy with DeWitt County Sheriff’s Office, a decade as a detective in Friendswood, two years with Jacksonville PD as a patrol officer, four as police chief in Berryville and 12 with Galveston County Sheriff’s Office (GCSO)… Cuero Chief of Police Jay Lewis is about as seasoned as criminal justice professionals come.

As the Jan. 9 Cuero City Council came to a close, one last announcement was shared. Raymie Zella announced his plan to retire as City Manager for the City of Cuero, projecting a target retirement date at the end of June or possibly July. Zella shared in the letter he read to the City Council that this would provide ample time to find the next person to lead the City of Cuero staff. Following his announcement, he was thanked by Mayor Sara Post Meyer for his service and dedication during his tenure and was en a standing ovation by City Council and City of Cuero staff in the audience.

House Speaker Dade Phelan, R-Beaumont, told The Dallas Morning News and other media outlets that he is open to bringing resort-style casinos to Texas. But don’t expect to find slot machines in 7-Eleven stores if casino gambling is legalized.

Assumed name certificates Corine Jolivette dba Oneonone Deeds Stanwhich Mortgage Loan Trust M, Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB & Carrington Martgage Services LLC to Simla Investments LLC - Part of block 44 - City of Nordheim Joyce Marsh & Frank Marsh to Cambria Properties LLC - Lots 12-15 block 5 - West End Addition - City of Cuero M. C.