Weimar Means Business - Weimar, Texas

Weimar MEANS BUSINESS

A 2026 PUBLICATION OF THE WEIMAR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

WELCOME TO WEIMAR

CARLTON TUCKER WEIMAR MAYOR

Welcome to Weimar, Texas.

diversified agribusiness economy.

Weimar is a special place, full of joy and built on strong family values rooted in Czech and German heritage.

Today, Weimar is home to more than 2,000 residents. While our community continues to grow, we still take pride in knowing our neighbors by name. It is our mission as a city to guide that growth with care, ensuring that our family values remain the signposts leading us toward a vibrant, forwardlooking, and welcoming community.

Our community was founded in 1873 along the projected route of the Galveston, Harrisburg and San Antonio Railway. It was originally named Jackson, in honor of D.W. Jackson, who donated the land for the railroad and town site. The name was later changed to Weimar, after the German town for which it was named.

After its founding, Weimar flourished and grew to about 1,000 residents, becoming an agricultural hub. Over the years, new industries developed, including oil field interests and a more

Here in Weimar, we are Rooted & Ready.

If you are holding this magazine, chances are you are looking for something. A place to build. A town that still feels like one. A community that remembers your name and means it when they say, “Let us know if you need anything.” Maybe you are looking for the kind of place where a friendly wave still greets you in passing.

DONALD DIXSON

WEIMAR CITY MANAGER

Welcome to Weimar, Texas.

We may not have riverwalks or spotlights, but that has never been our style. What we have is steadiness, the kind that grows deep, not loud. We have built our town the same way we build our lives: solid, honest, and ready for the long haul.

WEIMAR CITY HALL 106 East Main Street Weimar, Texas 78962 MAILING: P.O. Box 67 Weimar, Texas 78962 979-725-8554 After Hours: 979-725-8445 weimartx.gov

The Weimar, Texas magazine is produced and published by Texas-based Trips Publications, a publisher with a focus on small towns throughout Texas.

Weimar’s culture is rich in heritage and filled with history, festivals, farmers markets, and family-centered events that make this town such a wonderful place to call home.

Michelle Banse Partner/Publisher

It is our honor and privilege to host you. You may find that Weimar feels like home.

Perfectly placed on the I-10 corridor, Weimar is the kind of town that still opens doors, both literally and figuratively. We have room to grow, a workforce that shows up, and leadership that does not just sit in meetings but moves things forward.

We are not trying to be the next big thing. We are focused on doing the next right thing for the people and businesses who know what matters.

People like you.

We are rooted. We are ready. We are growing.

Lori Olivarez-Ligues Partner/Photography Gary Carpenter Reporter/Photographer Sources: data.census.gov www.bls.gov www.ssa.gov ipums.org Editorial - 979-725-3080

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And we are glad you are looking to Weimar, Texas.

Carlton Tucker Mayor

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Cover photo by Gary Carpenter.

COUNCIL MEMBERS Carlton Tucker, Mayor

Donald Dixson City Manager ddixson@weimartx.gov

Becky Roberts

Dolores Stoever City Secretary

Rex Kloesel

Kyle Christen Ronell Wilson Kurt Scardino

WHY WEIMAR? TX CROSSROADS

QUALITY OF LIFE

Weimar is ranked among the most livable small towns in Texas, recognized for its strategic location, strong workforce, and steady growth. Conveniently located in Colorado County along Interstate 10 and U.S. Route 90, Weimar sits at the center of the Austin–Houston–San Antonio corridor. This prime position gives businesses direct access to three of the state’s largest markets while providing a supportive community and affordable operating environment.

Weimar offers small-town ease with big-city access at a cost of living below state and national averages.

Set on I-10 and US 90, the city sits about 88 miles from Houston, 82 miles from Austin, and 110 miles from San Antonio, which makes regional commutes and weekend trips simple.

Founded in 1873 in anticipation of the Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio Railroad, and incorporated in 1875, Weimar has grown from its German and Czech immigrant roots into a modern small-town business hub. The Union Pacific Railroad still runs through the city, reinforcing its role as a point of connection for commerce and logistics.

Today, Weimar offers more than just a convenient location. It is home to a growing mix of local businesses, an established industrial base, a regional hospital, and a skilled workforce shaped by both tradition and innovation.

Community assets such as a public golf course, quality schools, and active civic organizations add to the town’s appeal, making Weimar not only a place to live but a place to invest and build.

For new and expanding businesses, Weimar provides available incentives, economic development support, and a proactive approach to sitereadiness. With deep cultural roots and forward-looking leadership, Weimar is committed to sustainable growth, long-term business development, and maintaining the reliability and integrity that have defined the community for nearly 150 years.

EDUCATION MATTERS Weimar Independent School District anchors local education with strong results and broad community support. The district holds a B accountability rating and Weimar High School reports a 97.4% on-time graduation rate for the Class of 2023.

Weimar High School, 506 W. Main St. Weimar Junior High, 101 N. West St. Weimar Elementary, 515 W. Main St. Weimar ISD Administration, 1189 Hwy 90 W. www.weimarisd.org St. Michael Catholic School serves pre-K through eighth grade in a faith-centered setting that pairs a rigorous core curriculum with small class sizes. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Champion Valley operates a Weimar Unit with daily youth programs, and Hatch Learning Habitat provides supplemental academic intervention services, mobile learning labs, and clinical ABA services for children with Autism.

St. Michael Catholic School, 103 E. North St. stmichaelswords.org Boys and Girls Club, 101 W. Jackson St. bgcchampvalley.org Hatch Learning Habitat, 506 S. Eagle St. hatchlearning.com Career training is a point of pride. Weimar High School’s Career and Technical Education pathways span Agriculture, Architecture and Construction, Manufacturing, Business, Health Science, Information Technology, and Public Services. Nearby higher education at Blinn College and Wharton County Junior College expand options for dual credit and workforce certificates.

Blinn College, Schulenburg Campus 100 Ranger Dr., Schulenburg blinn.edu Wharton County Junior College 911 Boling Highway, Wharton wcjc.edu

Quality of life shows up in daily amenities. Families find year-round outdoor options at local parks and the municipal pool and splash pad, and golfers enjoy the 9-hole Weimar Golf Club. Weimar ISD posts strong results, including a recent B rating and a 97.4 percent on-time graduation rate.

Thoughtful growth is underway.

New housing developments are adding fresh choices, and recent state assistance is funding major water-system upgrades to support residents and future development.

With everyday conveniences, good schools, recreation, and quick access to three major metros, Weimar delivers a welcoming, well-balanced place to call home.

POPULATION WEIMAR MEDIAN AGE

2,076 43.9

16%

RETIRED

60% 24% WORKING (18-64)

HOUSEHOLDS FAMILIES AVG. HOUSEHOLD SIZE MEDIAN HOME PRICE AVG. INCOME TAX RATE

NOT EMPLOYED (<18/unable)

1,240 660 2.75 $246,500 $64,103 0.254591

COLORADO COUNTY Weimar sits in Colorado County, and the region’s demographics offer at both opportunity and stability.

Nestled in Colorado County, Weimar lies in a region that blends rural traditions with slow but steady growth.

Colorado County had a population of about 20,500 at the 2020 Census, with modest projected increases since then.

COLORADO COUNTY AT A GLANCE The county covers roughly 960 square miles of land area and has an estimated population of about 21,500. The median age is in the early 40s, and income levels reflect a county with moderate means and many households connected to agriculture, small business, and commuting to nearby regional centers.

Colorado County is bordered by Austin County to the northeast, Fayette County to the northwest, Lavaca County to the southwest, Jackson County to the south, and Wharton County to the southeast.

Below is a brief look at the surrounding counties to help frame the region.

SURROUNDING COUNTY SUMMARIES WHARTON COUNTY Wharton County has a population of about 41,700 and a median household income near $66,000. The area includes both rural communities and active trade centers such as El Campo and Wharton, supported by agriculture, energy, and light manufacturing.

Above, M-G , Inc. is a major employer in Weimar. Since 1940 MG has been a provider of quality livestock feed in the Weimar area and throughout South, Central and East Texas.

FAYETTE COUNTY Fayette County’s population is about 24,400, with a median household income around $76,500. The county is known for its historic communities, tourism, and a strong base of small businesses.

AUSTIN COUNTY Austin County’s population is around 30,700, with a median household income near $76,000. It combines a strong agricultural economy with growing residential and retail development due to its proximity to Houston and Brenham.

JACKSON COUNTY Jackson County has a population of about 15,000 and remains largely rural, with its county seat in Edna.

Agriculture, oil, and small industry form the backbone of its economy.

LAVACA COUNTY Lavaca County’s population is about 19,600. The area includes towns such as Hallettsville, Shiner, and Yoakum, each known for manufacturing, agriculture, and local tourism.

WHAT THIS MEANS FOR WEIMAR AND THE REGION

Weimar sits in a county with a stable population, moderate income levels, and a workforce supported by both agricultural and small business activity. The surrounding counties mirror that stability, creating a region with strong local identities and a dependable economic foundation.

Wharton County offers access to larger markets and higher traffic corridors, while Fayette and Austin counties show steady growth and household income gains that indicate increasing regional spending power. Jackson and Lavaca counties add to the mix with established agricultural bases and manufacturing strength.

COLORADO COUNTY

Weimar continues to serve as a dependable hub for commerce, travel, and community life in the heart of South Central Texas.

INVESTING IN THE FUTURE INCENTIVES FOR NEW BUSINESSES

Weimar is actively trying to attract and retain new and expanding businesses.

Below are some of the incentives available: The Weimar Economic Development Corporation offers support including sales tax abatements, property tax abatements, and negotiated utility rates for qualifying businesses (especially those that increase jobs or add to the tax base).

Local business grants are awarded annually to improve the visual appeal or façade of existing businesses — anything from signage upgrades to storefront renovation.profits to grow without state income tax burden.

HEALTHCARE IN WEIMAR

Weimar offers convenient access to quality healthcare through local clinics, home health services, senior care facilities, and nearby hospital resources.

Y & D Clinic and Van Houten Medical serve the Weimar area with primary care, wellness visits, and diagnostic services.

Both clinics are easily accessible and provide personalized attention for patients of all ages.

1st Texas Home Health offers in-home nursing and therapy care for individuals recovering from illness, injury, or surgery.

For long-term and rehabilitative needs, Parkview Manor Nursing and Rehabilitation Center offers skilled nursing, short-term rehab, and therapy services. Nearby, The Homestead Assisted Living provides residential care and daily support for seniors who wish to maintain independence in a comfortable and secure setting.

Comprehensive hospital care is available just 10 miles east at Columbus Community Hospital, which offers 24hour emergency services, inpatient and outpatient care, imaging, and a range of specialty clinics that complement Weimar’s local healthcare network.

STRENGTHENING HOMES IN WEIMAR AND COLORADO COUNTY Weimar’s HOME Program is one of the city’s key community housing efforts, created to help low-income families access safe and affordable housing. Through grants and partnerships, the program supports new home construction, home repairs, and improvements that raise living standards across the city. The city works with local agencies to ensure that qualifying residents can receive assistance to bring their homes up to code, improve energy efficiency, or correct structural issues.

Alongside the HOME Program, Colorado County Habitat for Humanity plays an important role in promoting stable housing throughout the region. Since beginning in 1996, the organization has built numerous homes and completed critical repairs for homeowners in need. The Habitat model encourages volunteer participation and gives prospective homeowners the chance to contribute sweat equity and secure affordable financing. In recent years, Habitat has expanded its repair efforts to assist families who need essential work such as roofing, plumbing, or accessibility improvements.

Together, the HOME Program in Weimar and Habitat for Humanity efforts across Colorado County share a common goal: helping more families live in safe, durable, and affordable homes.

GROWING WITH WEIMAR Weimar is home to businesses that are deeply rooted and community-minded. They reflect the town’s friendly spirit and commitment to quality service. Here, you will find dependable work at fair prices and service that is always on point.

What makes Weimar businesses stand out?

• Longevity: Many local businesses have served the community for more than 40 years.

• Local Craftsmanship: Weimar businesses take pride in the quality of their products and services, built with care and integrity for generations.

• Sausage Avenue: Known for its whole-hog sausage, pork loins, and chops, as well as Texas grass-fed beef steaks and ground meat sourced from farms near Weimar.

“We’re proud to call Weimar home. The people here don’t just shop local, they believe in local.”

AMY HELLER BRANDT HELLER MATERIALS

FINANCIAL AND DEMOGRAPHIC SNAPSHOT The median household income in Weimar is approximately $64,103 (2023).

-The per capita income is in the mid-$60,000s range.

• Garnica’s: Crafting quality boots for more than 30 years, Garnica’s is a trusted name in Weimar.

-The poverty rate is relatively low, suggesting a stable economic base in the community.

• Antiques: The downtown area features several antique shops filled with rare and historic finds.

-Unemployment is running around 6%, matching the U.S. average.

• Western Auto: Serving Weimar for over 50 years, Western Auto remains a community staple.

-Housing and cost of living are favorable: twobedroom rent is relatively low compared to U.S. averages.

• MG’s: A local powerhouse, MG’s operates both a supply store on Post Office Street and a feed mill along Interstate 10.

• Automotive Services: Weimar offers numerous auto service facilities that residents rely on for honest, dependable maintenance and repair.

-Weimar lies on Interstate 10 and U.S. 90, between San Antonio, Austin, Houston, and Corpus Christi — giving access to regional markets and transportation infrastructure.

These numbers reflect a community that is modest, rooted, and ready for balanced growth. There is local purchasing power, stable homes, and room for new business opportunities.

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SMALL TOWN, BIG ENERGY Weimar’s parks provide places for recreation, relaxation, and community events, making them central to life in this town.

The city’s park offerings have grown over time to include several distinct areas and amenities.

Hill Memorial Park offers a lighted walking trail in addition to sports fields for soccer, baseball, softball, and sand volleyball, making it a hub for active recreation and league play. It’s a gathering space where teams compete, neighbors meet, and families watch the next generation in action.

Weimar has a new sports complex plan in the works. Learn more at faycofoundation.fcsuite.com/erp/donate/create/fund?funit_id=1990.

Municipal Park features playgrounds, picnic tables (for both adults and children), BBQ pits, restrooms, and a pavilion that can be reserved for private events. Its newest feature is the completed swimming pool and splash pad, which invites residents and visitors alike to cool off and enjoy aquatic fun in a modern, accessible setting.

Veteran’s Park is dedicated to baseball and supports local youth and adult leagues. The park is maintained in partnership with Weimar ISD, and is booked through the school district.

Weimar Golf Course is a 9-hole course with a clubhouse.

It offers quiet, rural surroundings and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Whether for casual rounds or local tournaments, it reflects the community spirit that defines Weimar recreation.

Together, these parks, trails, and facilities form a connected network of outdoor spaces — places where neighbors walk, children play, families gather, and the whole community enjoys what it means to live in Weimar.

Weimar is the proud home of Veterans Memorial Park Strickland Field hosting almost all levels of baseball since opening in 1948.

Left, Weimar's municipal pool and splashpad are popular attractions for cooling off during hot Texas summers. Right, Weimar Golf Course has been comsistently selected as one of the top 25 9-hole courses in Texas by the Dallas Morning News.

COMMUNITY SPIRIT CIVIC AND SERVICE ORGANIZATIONS

Weimar is home to a wide variety of civic, charitable, and service organizations that strengthen the community through volunteerism, fellowship, and shared purpose. From long-established service clubs to faith-based and veterans’ organizations, these groups reflect the spirit of giving and community pride that defines life in Weimar.

WEIMAR CHURCHES Calvary Baptist Church 710 S. Eagle St. | 979-725-6832 | calvarybaptistweimar.org Sun 10:45 a.m.

Equippers Outreach Fellowship 200 N. College St. | 832-257-7776 | equippers-outreach.org Sun 10:15 a.m.

Faith Lutheran Church 615 S. Eagle St. | 979-725-6186 Sun 10 a.m.

First United Methodist Church 301 W. Charles St. | 979-725-6785 | firstumcweimar.org Sun 11 a.m.

Gate of Triumph 106 E. Post Office St. | 936-931-7425 Sun 10 a.m.

Greater Mt. Arie Baptist Church 401 E. Post Office St. | 979-725-6558 Sun 11 a.m.

St. James AME Church 412 N. St. Andrews St. | 979-725-8453 Sun 11 a.m.

St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church 410 N. Center St. | 979-725-6714 | stmichaelweimar.org Mon & Wed 6 p.m. | Tue & Thu 6:30 a.m. | Fri 8 a.m.

Sat 5:30 p.m. | 1st Sat 8 a.m. | Sun 7:30 & 10:30 a.m.

Weimar United Church of Christ 403 W. Main St. | 979-725-8315 | weimartxucc.com Sun 9:30 a.m.

Right, St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church of Weimar was built in 1913 in a Gothic Revival-style that reflects the Central European heritage of the area’s Czech and German immigrants. Above, Weimar Encore Lions serve at Rock the Block in downtown Weimar.

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WEIMAR LIONS CLUB WEIMAR ENCORE LIONS CLUB WEIMAR ROTARY CLUB WEIMAR GARDEN CLUB WEIMAR FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS COUNCIL 2153 CATHOLIC DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAS AMERICAN LEGION POST 259 VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS POST 5873 HERITAGE SOCIETY MUSEUM OF WEIMAR WEIMAR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WEIMAR FFA ALUMNI AND SUPPORTERS WEIMAR METHODIST FOUNDATION PARENTS AS TEACHERS TURTLE WING FOUNDATION

HOMETOWN HAPPENINGS

Left, Weimar’s Rock the Block downtown event draws locals and visitors to share in community fellowship. Photo courtesy Lauren Dahse of Lasting Details by Lauren + The LD Collective.

Bottom, Weimar’s Gedenke!

Festival is a annual tradition, always Mother’s Day weekend.

ANNUAL EVENTS IN WEIMAR Weimar celebrates community all year long with festivals, fundraisers, and local traditions.

JANUARY •Lions Club Chili & Stew Supper FEBRUARY •Encore Lions Scholarship Dinner •FFA Stock Show & Sale MARCH •Rotary Club Pancake Supper •Chamber Rock the Block APRIL •St. Michael Church Spring Festival •Encore Lions Blood Drive •Lions Club Kid Fish •Friends of the Library Poetry Mic Night MAY •Garden Club Plant Sale •Friends of the Library Book Sale •Chamber Gedenke!

•Encore Lions Pie Contest & Auction at Gedenke!

•Rotary Gedenke! Fun Run JUNE •Friends of the Library Summer Program •Juneteenth Celebration •Lions Club Golf Tournament

JULY •Sts. Cyril & Methodius Picnic, Dubina •Weimar Volunteer Fire Department Golf Tournament AUGUST •St. Michael Church Harvest Feast SEPTEMBER •Colorado County Fair (2nd Weekend) •Chamber Rock the Block OCTOBER •St. Michael Night on the Town (1st Sat) •Garden Club Scarecrow Contest •Turtle Wing Monster Dash (3rd Sat) •Lions Club Rib Sale •National Night Out •Weimar Volunteer Fire Department Annual Turkey Dinner (last Sunday) NOVEMBER •Encore Lions Bake Sale •Chamber Sip ’N Shop (2nd Sat) DECEMBER •Chamber Down Home Christmas Lighted Parade •Garden Club Lighting Contest •Lions Club Children’s Christmas ONGOING •Farmers Market – 2nd Sat Monthly •Knights of Columbus Fish Fry – Fridays After Ash Wednesday

WEIMAR BUSINESSES ACCOUNTING & TAX SERVICES • J & D Multiservices – 117 N Mechanic St. • Gerald Willrich Co. / Main St. 109, LLC – 109 E Main St. • Santos Tax Preparation – 207 E Church St. AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING • Winkler’s AC & Electric – 301 S Mechanic St. AUTO REPAIR & SERVICE • Bob’s Towing – 201 W Post Office St. • Don’s Repair Shop – 307 E Main St. • Ed’s Car Care – 108 N Center St. • Highway Motor Co. – 215 E Main St. • Stavinoha Tire & Battery – 716 S Eagle St. AUTO SALES • Cavender Auto Country – 1700 I-10 BUTANE, GAS & OIL • Butane Gas & Equipment Co. – 1147 Hwy 90 W • Seifert Oil Co. – 104 W Jackson St. CAR WASH • Wildcat Wash – 503 S Eagle St. CONSTRUCTION & CONTRACTORS • 4 J Fence Co. / Kevin Janecka – 300 E Hinton Rd. • Cabinet Haus – 1748 IH-10 • G.W. Cernoch Works – 602 Utex St. • Heller Materials – 406 W Main St., Suite 155 • Helmcamp Lumber Yard – 213 N Mechanic St. • Joey Miller - 1135 Hwy. 90 • McCoy’s – 805 County Rd. • NGS Drywall & Paint Inc. – 113 E Post Office St. • Seybro – 405 S Eagle St. • Svetlik Electric Co. – 108 N Mechanic St. • Weimar Sheet Metal Works – 126 E Post Office St. COUNTY & GOVERNMENT OFFICES • Colorado County JP2 – 105 E Main St. • TxDOT District 13 – 401 E Main St. • TxDOT District 13 – 100 N West St.

DINING & SWEETS • 2 Mates Café – 110 E Post Office St. • Club Ricochet – 310 E Grange St. • David’s Kountry Bakery Inc. – 408 W Main St. • El Buen Sazon – 112 W Main St. • Leticia’s Mexican Restaurant – 107 E Post Office St. • Los Toritos Mexican Taqueria – 200 S Eagle St. • McDonald’s – 722 S Eagle St. • Rodeo Restaurant – 100 E Post Office St. • Smith Dairy Queens Ltd. – 713 S Eagle St. • Snowflake Donuts – 201 S Eagle St. • Susie’s Bakery – 124 E Post Office St. • Turbo Joe’s – 100 Townsend #B • Weimar Tavern & Coffee Cup – 211 N Mechanic St. •Wendy’s – 900 S Eagle #A DRY CLEANING & LAUNDRY • Country Fresh Cleaners – 312 W Main St. • K Brothers Laundry – 303 W Main St. • Tofel’s Washateria – 303 N Center St. EDUCATION & CHILDCARE • Hatch Learning Habitat & Consulting Firm – 506 S Eagle St. • Lil’ Einstein Learning Center - 100 Franklin St. • St. Michael Catholic School - 103 E North St. • Weimar Elementary School – 515 W Main St. • Weimar High School - 506 W Main St. • Weimar ISD Offices – 1189 Hwy 90 W • Weimar Wildcat Academy – 402 W Converse / 400 Townsend Ln. EXTERMINATION SERVICES • Double C Pest Control / Ladomineque Finex – 211 N Center St. • Kainer Pest Control – 100 W Main St. FINANCIAL & INSURANCE SERVICES • Berger Insurance Agency – 104 E Post Office St. • Bricks Investment Ventures – 120 E Post Office St. • Edward D. Jones & Co. – 116 E Post Office St. • Fayette Savings Bank SSB – 709 S Eagle St. • Generation Wealth Advisors – 600 S Eagle St.

WEIMAR BUSINESSES • Harvey Michna & Stanley Pese / Hollub Financial Svcs. – 109 E Post Office St. • Hill Bank & Trust Co. – 201 E Main St. • Ken Kram State Farm Insurance – 401 E St. Charles St. • Prosperity Bank – 201 N Center St. FITNESS & RECREATION • The Weimar/Columbus Club – 1020 N Center St. • Weimar Golf Course – 1481 Hwy 90 E FUNERAL & CEMETERY SERVICES • Hubbard Funeral Home – 216 E Jackson St. • Weimar Cemetery Inc. – 511 W Main St. LODGING & ACCOMMODATIONS • SureStay by Best Western – 102 Townsend Ln. • Under the Stars RV Park – 1610 County Rd. 253 • Weimar Motel – 206 W Main St. MANUFACTURING • UTEX Industries – 100 Utex St. • Weimar Manufacturing – 505 S Eagle St. MEDICAL & HEALTH SERVICES • 1st Texas Home Health – 121 E Main St. • G. Byron Janik DDS Inc. – 503 S Eagle St. • Homestead Assisted Living – 302 Youens St. • Parkview Manor – 202 N Smith St. • Parkview Place – 705 E Post Office St. • Van Houten Medical Co. – 206 E Jackson #A • Weimar Dialysis – 407 E South St. •Y & D Clinic – 402 Youens St. MUSEUMS & CULTURE • Weimar Heritage Society Museum – 125 E Main St. PLUMBING SERVICES • Winkler Plumbing Co. – 111 E Grange St. PORTABLE BUILDINGS • Knight Outdoor Products – 1758 IH-10 PUBLICATIONS • Weimar Mercury – 202 W Main St. REAL ESTATE • KC2C Properties LP – 115 E Post Office St. • Old Gin Properties – 519 S East St. • Tri-County Real Estate – 707 S Eagle St.

• Hair Stop – 310 W Main St. • The Chatter Box – 3 Jackson Sq. • Torres II – 202 S St. Andrews St. • Williams Barber Shop – 408 E Grange St. SHOPPING & RETAIL • Antiques on Main – 113 E Main St. • Betty’s Interiors – 5 Jackson Sq. • Bloomingdeals Resale – 129 E Post Office St. •Dollar General Store – 504 S Eagle St. •Flowers by Judy – 123 E Post Office St. •Gathered Goods – 125 E Post Office St. • Garnica’s Boot Shop – 115 E Main St. • H. Gindler Inc. – 1547 IH-10 • Handy Stop – 301 W Main St. • J & B Sausage Co. – Hwy 90 W • Kasper’s Meat Market – 119 E Post Office St. • La Grange Ice Plant – 104 E Grange St. • Legacy Growers & Nursery – 505 W Main St. • Love’s Truck Stop – 900 S Eagle St. • Lowe’s Grocery – 306 S Eagle St. • Main Package Store – 500 S Eagle St. • Mary’s Pool Service – 101 W Main St. • M-G Farm Service Center – 201 E Post Office St. • M-G Feed Mill – 1201 County Rd. • Prestige Office Products LLC – 202 E Jackson St. • Tin Star – 101 E Main St. • Tre-House Embroidery & More – 107 E Main St. • Weimar Home Furnishers Inc. – 210 W Main St. • Weimar Liquor – 202 N Center St. • Weimar Meat Co. – 117 E Main St. • Weimar Trophies Inc. – 119 E Main St. • Wick Western Auto – 105 N Center St. • Wildcat Express – 720 S Eagle St. • Wildcat Express 2 – 801 S Eagle St. TRANSPORTATION SERVICES • Southwest Rail Industries Inc. – 501 S East St. UTILITIES & COMMUNICATIONS • AT&T – 103 N East St. • AT&T Wireless (Primeco) – 500 E St. Charles St. • Cable One Inc. – Multiple Locations in Weimar • Colorado Valley Celtell – 306 E Post Office St. • MCI Telecommunication – Old Hwy 90 • Rise Broadband – 404 E Main #A • Texas Disposal Systems – 801 E St. Charles St. • Texas Disposal Systems – 200 S Eagle #A • Vaca Underground Utilities – 400 E Main St. • Vaca Underground Utilities – 101 W Main #A

RENTALS & PROPERTIES • 601 Midtown LLC – 114 E Post Office St. • Adamek Rentals LLC – 400 S Center St. • Heller-Brandt Investments LLC – 406 W Main St. • Hillwood Apartments (SPT/UA #15464) – 102 W Jackson St. • Southwest Storage – 502 E St. Charles St.

VENUES & EVENT SPACES • American Legion Hall – 406 E Converse St. • Veterans Memorial Hall – 504 Park Dr. •Weimar Civic Center – 1754 I-10 #A

SALONS & SPAS • Clean Cut – 115 N Mechanic St. • Etta & James Company – 105 E Post Office St. • Georgia’s Hair Gallery – 111 N Mechanic St.

WATER WELL SERVICES • Hudec’s Well Service – 102 W Main St.

PET GROOMING & CARE • Ruff Cuts & Shampoodles LLC – 700 S Eagle St.

Editor’s Note: Businesses listed in this directory receive utilities from the City of Weimar.

Listings were compiled based on active utility accounts within the city limits.

Where Tradition Meets Progress

WE ARE WEIMAR

THE CITY OF WEIMAR serves as the administrative and service hub for the community, dedicated to providing efficient, reliable, and responsive local government. City Hall, located at 106 East Main Street, oversees municipal operations including public works, utilities, parks, and community development.

The city provides water, wastewater, and solid waste services to residents and businesses, maintains an active police department and volunteer fire department, and manages street maintenance, drainage, and code enforcement.

W E I M A R C I TY H A L L

106 East Main Street, Weimar, Texas MAILING: P.O. Box 67 Weimar, Texas 78962 979-725-8554 | weimartx.gov

Weimar’s City Council and City Manager work closely with the Weimar Economic Development Corporation (EDC) to support business growth and quality-of-life improvements throughout the area.

Residents benefit from well-maintained parks, a civic center, and a strong commitment to preserving Weimar’s small-town character while supporting steady, sustainable growth. The City’s leadership continues to focus on maintaining dependable infrastructure, public safety, and a high standard of service for all who live and work in Weimar.

Carlton Tucker, Mayor Donald Dixson, City Manager Dolores Stoever, City Secretary

EDC MEMBERS

Amy Brandt, Carlton Tucker, Donald Dixson, David Mason, Peter Holland, James Sanders, Loueva Hatfield