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CUERO DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
"THE EDGEVANTAGE NEWSLETTER"
VOLUME 8, ISSUE 3 • MARCH 2008
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April is Wildflower Month in DeWitt County
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Wildflower Specimen Exhibit – April 1–30
Open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day (Sundays 1 p.m. – 5 p.m., Closed Easter Sunday)
Located at the DeWitt County Historical Museum 312 E. Broadway (Hwy. 87 S.) Cuero, Texas 77954
Wildflower Bike Ride & Cycling Tour – April 5
Five distances (10, 23, 32, 48, 58 miles) through gentle rolling hills of
historic & wildflower–strewn countryside. For more information please
contact http://www.cueroisd.org/anchorclub/bikeride.htm
This event supports the Anchor Club of Cuero.
Retailers Spring Open House – April 11–12
Cuero businesses are celebrating a spring open house and invite you to browse
through their stores! Come spend the day and shop ’til you drop!
Wildflower Excursion – April 12
Three fun–filled hours aboard school buses with guide and includes scenic
stops. Contact the Chamber of Commerce at 361–275–2112 to find out
about reserving a spot! $5.00/Adults – $3.00/Youth
9th Annual Wildflower 5k – April 12
This annual event starts and ends in the Cuero Municipal Park where you can
run or walk along side the beautiful wildflowers.
To register or reserve a spot please contact the
Cuero Chamber of Commerce
for more information or check it out online at
http://dewittwildflowers.org.
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Rockport Travel Show
Kay Lapp, Chamber Director, Annette Rath Chamber Past President and Shelley
South Pennell, CDC Director, manned a booth for Cuero at the Rockport Travel
Show.
The show registered 1000 participants throughout the day. Many of these
individuals had driven through Cuero and wanted more information about the
many attractions Cuero has to offer. Also, attendees were encouraged to make
Cuero a day trip from Rockport.
Brochures on Cuero, annual events, shopping guides, as well as Wildflower
Brochures were given to attendees.
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A canoeing and kayaking group is meeting in Cuero to discuss the
possibility of working with Texas Parks and Wildlife to designate a portion of
the Guadalupe River in DeWitt County as a paddling trail.
The paddling trail program promotes conservation for our waterways and
wildlife as well as promoting outdoor recreation.
Texas Parks and Wildlife recently held a ribbon cutting in Victoria for their
official designation as a paddling trail. Other communities include: Luling,
Goliad, and Bastrop and Columbus.
If you have questions or would like to find out more please contact CDC at
361–275–8178.
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CDC MISSION STATEMENT
The mission of the Cuero Development Corporation
is to promote, develop and enhance economic and community development.
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