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DeWitt County Commissioner Precinct 4 Brian Carson (Left) takes the oath of office administer by County Clerk Natalie Carson in the DeWitt County Courthouse Sunday, Jan. 1. Contributed Photo.

DeWitt County Commissioner Precinct 4 Brian Carson (Left) takes the oath of office administer by County Clerk Natalie Carson in the DeWitt County Courthouse Sunday, Jan. 1. Contributed Photo.

Brian Carson begins first term as County Commissioner

New and returning DeWitt County officials officially assumed their elected roles and took oaths of office at the County Courthouse Sunday, Jan. 1. Newcomer Brian Carson joined the Commissioners Court as County Commissioner Precinct 4, taking the seat of Richard Randle after eight years in the role.
Yoakum EMS Director Nick Kresta discussed the advantages of outsourcing billing and collection services to Emergicon Emergency Medical Billing at the Dec. 13 Yoakum City Council meeting.

Yoakum EMS Director Nick Kresta discussed the advantages of outsourcing billing and collection services to Emergicon Emergency Medical Billing at the Dec. 13 Yoakum City Council meeting.

Council considers shift to third-party EMS billing service

The Yoakum City Council heard from Yoakum EMS Director Nick Kresta last week concerning a proposed change to the agency’s billing process that projects to increase cash collection by $76,500 in the first year.
Wied member, Mary Pustka presents check to Shiner VFD representative, Tim Decker. Fire Chief, Steven Grahmann of Hallettsville VFD receives check from Wied vice president, Diane Aschen.

Wied member, Mary Pustka presents check to Shiner VFD representative, Tim Decker. Fire Chief, Steven Grahmann of Hallettsville VFD receives check from Wied vice president, Diane Aschen.

Wied KJZT makes donations to SVFD, HVFD

The Wied KJT #43 society held its annual bakeless bake sale in October. The money raised was split between the Hallettsville and Shiner Volunteer Fire Departments and Queen of the Holy Rosary Catholic church in Hostyn.
An unclaimed tank towers over DeWitt County Commissioner Precinct 1 Curtis Afflerbach on private property north of State Highway 72 on Thursday, Dec. 1.

An unclaimed tank towers over DeWitt County Commissioner Precinct 1 Curtis Afflerbach on private property north of State Highway 72 on Thursday, Dec. 1.

Unclaimed tank floated down Guadalupe River

A massive steel tank estimated at 20 ft. long with a 12 ft. diameter floated down the Guadalupe River onto private property in Cuero after a flood earlier this year.
Pictured are, back row, left to right, cast members Erika Baker, Jodi Adamek, Steve Liberti, Gabe Adamek, Sarah Liberti, Anna Neskora, Luke Maier (Best Adult Debut Award), Teri Deringer, Bill Matthys (Sister Michelle Award); front row, Krystal Chavez, left, and Tatum Carson (Best Youth Debut Award). Not pictured are Elaine Berkovsky (Lamplighter Backstage Award), Janet Spies who portrayed Clara on Nov., 9, 18, 19, 20, crew members Darcy Hermes and Briana Baker.

Pictured are, back row, left to right, cast members Erika Baker, Jodi Adamek, Steve Liberti, Gabe Adamek, Sarah Liberti, Anna Neskora, Luke Maier (Best Adult Debut Award), Teri Deringer, Bill Matthys (Sister Michelle Award); front row, Krystal Chavez, left, and Tatum Carson (Best Youth Debut Award). Not pictured are Elaine Berkovsky (Lamplighter Backstage Award), Janet Spies who portrayed Clara on Nov., 9, 18, 19, 20, crew members Darcy Hermes and Briana Baker.

Gaslight Theatre presents awards to cast, crew

The Shiner Gaslight Theatre Board of Directors commends the cast and crew of the fall production, “Paradise Lost and Found” for their dedication and effort.  The Board congratulates those who won awards for outstanding work voted by the cast and crew.
 Layne Brandt will serve as the YEDC President until September 2023.

Layne Brandt will serve as the YEDC President until September 2023.

Brandt selected as YEDC President

The Yoakum Economic Development Corporation (YEDC) designated Director Layne Brandt as the board president to fill the vacant spot left by Sean Mooney’s unexpected resignation last month.
Moulton Police Officer Jeff Alexander accepts the donated service ammunition from local resident Jimmy Bryan, who has offered up his private shooting range to Moulton police for years now whenever they need to update their annual qualifications. Photo by Daniel Beyer

Moulton Police Officer Jeff Alexander accepts the donated service ammunition from local resident Jimmy Bryan, who has offered up his private shooting range to Moulton police for years now whenever they need to update their annual qualifications. Photo by Daniel Beyer

Moulton PD: The world could use more Jimmy Bryans

Members of the Moulton Police Department spent the better part of the afternoon Thursday, Nov. 17, target shooting for their qualifications at local resident Jimmy Bryan’s range.