During the 1920’s, a group of ladies formed a Park Association which was called the “Civic Club”. The ladies held regular meetings.

The RRC has taken major steps to prepare for sub-freezing temperatures that are projected to grip Texas beginning this weekend. Residents and operators are encouraged to keep an eye on weather forecasts and safety alerts during this time.

Commissioner Dawn Buckingham M.D. has announced that the GLO is currently accepting submissions for the 28th Annual Treasures of the Texas Coast Children’s Art Contest. This contest is facilitated through the Texas General Land Office’s (GLO) Adopt-A-Beach Program.

The Cuero Chamber of Commerce is thrilled to announce the release of the highly anticipated 2024 Gun Calendars and the calendars are selling fast, according to leaders at the Chamber. “These calendars are not only a perfect gift for gun enthusiasts but also offer a chance to win a firearm every week through the Gun Raffle. This is the second year that the Cuero Chamber is providing this exciting fundraiser, largely due to the popularity of the initial 2023 gun calendar,” said Angie Cuellar, Executive Director of the Cuero Chamber of Commerce.

Winter storms can often lead to: carbon monoxide poisoning related to power outages; hypothermia and frostbite; and mental health impacts. Freezing temperatures and winter storms leave people with disabilities, older adults and those with chronic health conditions without power for life-saving medical supplies and without the ability to charge Assistive Technologies or other power-dependent devices.

2024 is the 40th anniversary for the annual Equipping the Saints (ETS) sponsored by the Bluebonnet Conference of ELCA Congregations. The all-day event is being hosted by St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, 400 N. Esplanade, Cuero on Saturday, February 3. This year’s theme is “Celebrating the Past, Understanding The Present and Preparing for the Future.”

Why do we not sing the Doxology anymore? As this world changes daily and pNo onSomething that many churches haven’t sung in a long time is the Doxology. I can remember the days this was something sang every Sunday especially at the end of the service or before the offering was taken.

The Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller and the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) proudly mark the 25th birthday of the GO TEXAN program. This milestone reflects a quarter-century of unwavering commitment to promoting and supporting Texas agriculture. Established in 1999, the GO TEXAN program has been a driving force in fostering economic growth, highlighting the diversity of Texan products, and championing the state's agricultural producers.

The group Texas Comedies has created a show featuring the Sutton-Taylor Feud, a significant period in DeWitt County history. While the all-ages musical comedy certainly takes liberties with the events, the February 2nd show will feature an introduction from Chuck Parsons, author of the The Sutton-Taylor Feud. Part of this story involves a gunfight that was held on July 18th, 1873 in Cuero. More info below: The Feud: A Musical Comedy Dougherty Arts Center Theater, Austin Feb 1, 2, 3 and 8, 9, 10 After the Civil War, a soldier seeks peace and a woman seeks revenge in this onehour musical comedy with a live band. From Texas Comedies, who brought you Murders & Moontowers, Boomtown, Prohibition and more!

The Nordheim ISD was recently gifted with a donation of 180 acres of property, along with related minerals and producing royalty interests. The seven figure donation is situated approximately 3 ½ miles south of Nordheim ISD’s existing campus on FM 239. The generous donation was given in memory of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred A. and Elsie Baumann by their children, Shirley Baumann Davis and Wilfred Baumann. The property has been owned by the Baumann family for approximately 120 years.