Each spring, graduation season reminds us that the future of our community is sitting in the classrooms of today. At the Cuero Community Foundation, we believe investing in local students is one of the most meaningful ways to strengthen the future of Cuero and DeWitt County. Here’s the quick overview: Cuero High School scholarships help graduating seniors pursue college, trade school, and career training. Local scholarships in Cuero, TX, give students financial support while encouraging them...

Beth Ohrt (center) is pictured accepting a ConocoPhillips grant to support vocational and technical scholarships for local students. Cuero, Texas — The Cuero Community Foundation (CCF) has received a $4,500 grant from ConocoPhillips to support vocational and technical scholarships for local students, advancing workforce development and career-focused education in DeWitt County. The grant was presented during a ConocoPhillips check distribution event held March 16, where more than 140...

Spring in Cuero brings visitors from across Texas to see the beautiful wildflowers that give our community the title Wildflower Capital of Texas. But while the flowers bloom each year, something else is growing here too—local projects and nonprofit programs supported by the Cuero Community Foundation. Here’s the quick takeaway before we explore the topic in more depth: Cuero’s designation as the Wildflower Capital of Texas draws visitors each spring to enjoy the natural beauty of DeWitt...