The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) began filling Canyon Reservoir — better known as Canyon Lake — on this date in 1964. Canyon Dam was used to deliberately impound water by holding back the Guadalupe River in Spring Branch. The lake reached conservation level in 1968, and is used for water
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Learn more about Canyon Lake levels and Guadalupe River flow rates.
Read More →A man in his mid-20s who ignored signs and jumped off a cliff at
Read More →Canyon Lake High School graduating seniors Isiah Eureste, Chloe Gray and Timothy Walbeck each received a $20,000 scholarship
Read More →Comal County’s Public Health Department is closely monitoring Texas’ New World Screwworm (NWS) outbreak but has no immediate
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A 57-year-old Canyon Lake woman who stuffed 27.85 grams of amphetamine in her pants during a traffic
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Read More →Waller County Judge Trey Duhon explained on Facebook yesterday the reasons why counties can’t regulate the explosive
Read More →Canyon Lake is only 59% full. Most ramps are closed due to prolonged drought. Kayaks and non-motorized
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Much-needed rain is in the forecast for the Canyon Lake-area through Memorial Day on Monday May 25, but popular lakeside parks will remain open regardless of the weather. The U.S. National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for Comal County from the evening
Read More →Boaters can take simple precautions on Canyon Lake that will save lives and prevent
Read More →Bad behavior forced the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ (USACE) Fort Worth District to
Read More →Water Oriented Recreation District of Comal County (WORD) offers free swim lessons for anyone
Read More →‘Gator Games’ are coming to Canyon Park Saturday, May 16. Spots are limited for
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A man in his mid-20s who ignored signs and jumped off a cliff at Comal Park at the end of May landed on a
Read More →Canyon Lake is only 59% full. Most ramps are closed due to prolonged drought. Kayaks and non-motorized vessels can be launched from any county-operated
Read More →Cranes Mill Park on the southwestern side of Canyon Lake reopens under new management in early May. A soft opening is planned from 10
Read More →Canyon Lake’s 58.6% full, but that’s still eight feet higher than it was this time last year. Lake levels were at 878.24 feet. Today,
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The San Antonio Food Bank will distribute 10-day meal kits to children ages 18
Read More →The Canyon Lake Professional Firefighters Association (CLPFA) knows firsthand what life is like for
Read More →Memorial Day services honoring and memorializing veterans are planned for both sides of Canyon
Read More →Lots of vegetables will grow over the summer at Canyon Lake’s new Community Garden
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New Braunfels police say they pulled the body of a woman from the Guadalupe
Read More →Comal County commissioners will decide Thursday whether to apply for a $1.19 million grant
Read More →A suspect driving a trash truck injured four people and struck six vehicles Wednesday
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All four Comal County Constables will compete to see which precinct can collect the
Read More →The San Antonio Food Bank will distribute 10-day meal kits to children ages 18
Read More →The Canyon Lake Professional Firefighters Association (CLPFA) knows firsthand what life is like for
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A man in his mid-20s who ignored signs and jumped off a cliff at
Read More →Canyon Lake is only 59% full. Most ramps are closed due to prolonged drought.
Read More →Cranes Mill Park on the southwestern side of Canyon Lake reopens under new management
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Canyon Lake High School graduating seniors Isiah Eureste, Chloe Gray and Timothy Walbeck each
Read More →Comal ISD was named a Texas Way District of Distinction for the 2025-26 school
Read More →Comal ISD Tuesday released the names of the district’s Class of 2026 seniors who
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Event Details
Celebrate America’s 250th birthday. Submit parade float requests to vVFW 8800.4thjulyparade@gmail.com. No fee to enter. For more information call Tara Evans at 210-557-8624.
Event Details
Celebrate America’s 250th birthday.
Submit parade float requests to vVFW 8800.4thjulyparade@gmail.com. No fee to enter.
For more information call Tara Evans at 210-557-8624.
Time
July 4, 2026 10:00 am - 12:00 pm(GMT-05:00)