Business of the Month for January 2018
“Ranch Equip. & Hardware, Inc. was established by Gordon and Darlene Meyer in 1989 and continued to grow as a family owned business under Christopher and Jackie Meyer. As a family oriented business, our employees and customers are the best in the country because they are a part of our family. Our goal is to be the most helpful and friendliest store on the planet and reap the benefits that God has in store for us. We are unbelievably grateful for all our customers and pray the Lord’s blessings on all.” Accounts Payable – Emily Meyer Nolan
Pictured are Chamber President Noe Rodriguez, Christopher and Jackie Meyer
Business of the Month for December 2017
The olive orchard was planted in 2002 in Artesia Wells and is a family project. It is in partnership with Texas Olive Ranch, which Mr. Jerry Farrell and wife Penny are also owners. The orchard is maintained by the family. The ranch has been featured in many publications and has customers from all over the globe. His products are sold locally and surrounding areas. We thank them for being great members and outstanding citizens.
Pictured are Mr. Jerry Farrell and Chamber President Noe Rodriguez
Business of the Month for March 2018
We are proud to present Madison Pointe Apartments in Cotulla, TX as our Business of the month for March. Madison Pointe is part of the Dominium family of properties, which owns and manages more than 23,000 apartments around the country. Dominium is one of the nation's largest providers of affordable housing and we are proud to offer clean, well-maintained and managed apartments for low and moderate-income families.
Founded in 1972, Dominium is a Minneapolis-based owner, developer, and manager of apartment communities nationwide. For more than 40 years, Dominium has been known for creative solutions to challenging development projects, and management expertise such as by Juanita Lozano in Cotulla.
Pictured are Juanita Lozano and Chamber President Noe Rodriguez
Grand Opening for Captain Benny’s Seafood II
The owners, Nancy & Benny Arispe are residents of Fulton, Tx where they had the first seafood resturant. But they were displaced by Hurricane Harvey to Cotulla. They then decided to start a new place here in Cotulla at 902 Live Oak St.
It is a family runned place with Nancy, Benny and their kids. Saturday December 9th, they opened their doors. We wish them all the best. Please go by and visit for great fresh seafood!
A Grateful Community Remembers
The city of Cotulla would like to invite all Veterans, Active Duty Service Members, Reservist, and members of the public to join us in Honoring all Veterans for their service and Honoring WWII Veteran & Japanese Prisoner of War Pedro Garcia with renaming E. Stewart Street to CPL. Pedro Garcia Street.
November 11, 2017 • 10am • Veterans Park
"A Grateful Community Remembers"
Master of Ceremonies - Cameron Bell
Presentations of Colors - La Salle County Sheriff's Office & Fire Department
Invocation Prayer - Pastor Loren Fast
Pledge of Allegiance - Cameron Bell
National Anthem - Noe Rodriguez
Recognition of Veterans - E.T. Page, American legion
Distribution of Care Packages in Appreciation for Service
Future Farmers of America (FFA)
Welcome - Javier Garcia, Mayor
Who is Pedro Garcia - Geronimo Garza, Family Representative
Presentation of Street Sign to Pedro Garcia (WWII Veteran) - Javier Garcia, Mayor
What is Veterans Day? - Lt. mike Bostwick, La Salle County Sheriff's Office
Appreciation Award Presented to Nora Mae Taylor - Javier Garcia, Mayor
Closing Remarks - Cameron Bell
TAPS
Cotulla Mighty Cowboy Band - Trumpet Section
Moment of Silence
Ringing of Bells
First United Methodist Church
Garros Subdivision is a multi-million dollar mixed –use investment by Laredoans Eduardo Garza and Salvador Rosas designed for residential and commercial use. Billed as a "city within a city" it boasts 4 hotels that include the Marriot Farfield, and Mainstay Hotel and Suites several restaurants such as McDonald's and Sonic, a convenience store located in the heart of the development, and forthcoming single and multifamily residential areas. As a result of the Eagle Ford Shale boom in the area, Cotulla has seen its population almost double in less than a year. Contact Larry Friedman 
The original Museum was a one-room schoolhouse donated to the Historical Commission by the Cotulla Independent School District. The Museum has grown over the years from the original one-room school building. In April, 1997, Gladys "Beanie" McMahon Porter donated her house and lots to the Historical Commission for the purposes of a Museum. The original Museum was moved to it's new location at 201S. Stewart St. The Museum has been completely renovated and contains many pictures, displays and artifacts of La Salle County and the Brush Country. 
