Business of the Month for November 2017
Pictured: Julie Ruiz, Beto Ruiz Jr. and Elvira De La Rosa and Noe Rodriguez, Chamber President.
We proudly present Uncle Moe’s Country Kitchen the Business of the Month for November 2017.
In 1973 Beto and Emma Ruiz opened the doors to what is known as “Uncle Moes”. Having their children working after school and on weekends, they made their dreams of having a restaurant possible. To this day it is family owned and operated.
Business of the Month for September 2016
Pictured: Hector Chapa, Jr, District Manager; Elsa Leal, Store Manager; Alejandra Cerda, Asst. Manager; Michael Vela, Araceli Garcia, Lalo Serna, Alexi Quintanilla, Gina Cuellar and Brenda Wright, Chamber President.
Congratulations to Wendy's Old Fashioned Hamburgers for being selected Business of the Month for September
At Wendy's, established in Cotulla since 1996, quality and food safety go hand-in-hand as its first priority when it comes to serving customers in their restaurant. Seems like an abovious priority for a restaurnat company, right? Well, in their case, they have an added layer of complexity because they bring in fresh ingredients to their restaurants, multiple times a week, to craft the items on their menu. And they've been doing this ever since the chain opend its doors in 1969.
Business of the Month for October 2016
Pictured: Tejas Patel (Manager) and Brenda Wright (Chamber President).
Days Inn & Suites in Cotulla is October Business of the Month
They have been here since 2014. Days Inn has lots of amenities such as Hot Breakfast, High Speed Internet, Business Center, Fitness Room, and Outdoor Pool!
T.J, his wife Nilam Patel and staff provide amazing care for their guests. If you need for a room for the upcoming holidays, hunters, or just a nice get a way, call T.J. at 830-483-5312. They are located at 333 N. IH 35 here in Cotulla.
Cotulla unveils mural
A mural depicting the history of Cotulla creates a radiant backdrop along Cotulla’s downtown district
A handpainted mural depicting the story of Cotulla and La Salle County has been completed and installed in a series of panels stretching 96 feet along the wall of a downtown business, creating a further attraction for visitors to the city’s historic district. Designed by artist Gilbert Rocha of Laredo and created over the past 18 months with input from city officials and local residents, and including extensive historical research, the mural features the city’s founder, Joseph Cotulla, as well as a number of iconic buildings and characteristics typical of the Brush Country. Courtesy of Frio-Nueces Current ©2016
Boa Luta Academy Photos
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Owners/Coaches
Jose R Gonzalez IV, Manny Gonzalez, Jennifer Gonzalez, Jose R Gonzalez III, Jeremiah Gonzalez, Jose M Gonzalez, Noe Rodriguez
Boa Luta Academy students and parents.
The 3rd pic is the students on our competition team. They competed at the Mat Monsters Turtle Guard Tournaments at Texas A&M Corpus Christi May 5th.
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George "Bubba" Crain - Bronze Absolute Divison, Demetrius Del Real - Bronze Teen Division, Coach Jennifer, Elryk Nieto - Bronze Teen Absolute, Gia Del Real, Coach Manny - Silver Teen 150+, Bronze Absolute, Jorge Zertuche Jr - Silver Teen Division, Adrian Sanchez, Noah Ferdin, Fernando Gonzalez, Coach Jose Silver Teen 140+ Division, Bronze Adult Division, Christian Hinojosa - Gold Kids Division, Kalli Gonzalez, Vivi Nieto, Coach Jose, Annaliese Sanc
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. 
