Staff Writer | October 26, 2025
CUERO, TX — The corner of Reuss Boulevard and McLeod Drive is about to come alive with Halloween spirit this Friday, October 31, as community members gather for a festive evening of treats, laughter, and local pride. Hosted by Friends of DeWitt County Children, the event promises a warm welcome and a few playful frights—perfect for families, neighbors, and anyone looking to celebrate the season with heart.
Free Hotdogs & Haunted Humor Starting at 5 PM and running until the fun winds down, attendees can enjoy free hotdogs while supplies last. And in true Cuero fashion, the event flyer doesn’t skimp on the humor: “What do you call a haunted hotdog? A frank-enstein!” Whether you’re coming for the food, the fellowship, or just a good laugh, there’s something for everyone.
Location & Community Connection The gathering takes place at 401 E. Reuss Blvd., right at the corner of Reuss & McLeod—a familiar spot for many Cuero residents. It’s more than just a location; it’s a symbol of community connection, where local organizations like Friends of DeWitt County Children continue to show up for the people they serve.
Why It Matters Events like this are more than seasonal fun—they’re a chance to strengthen community ties, support local initiatives, and remind folks that Cuero’s heart beats strongest when neighbors come together. Whether you’re in costume or just swinging by for a bite, your presence helps keep the spirit of Cuero alive.
So mark your calendar, grab your crew, and head to Reuss & McLeod this Friday. The hotdogs are free, the jokes are cheesy, and the memories are waiting to be made.