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A longtime community activist who helped organize Saturday’s pro-democracy Peace Train in New Braunfels said he thinks the country is at a turning point, as some people who voted for President Donald Trump now
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Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump, Fox News anchor and former
Employees with Tesla’s Manufacturing Development Program (MDP) will visit Canyon Lake High
Comal County commissioners will approve the final plat for Canyon Ranch, Unit
Hundreds of people are expected to turn out in Dripping Springs Saturday
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A longtime community activist who helped organize Saturday’s pro-democracy Peace Train in New Braunfels said he thinks the country is at a turning point, as some people who voted for President Donald Trump now
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Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump, Fox News anchor and former
Employees with Tesla’s Manufacturing Development Program (MDP) will visit Canyon Lake High
Comal County commissioners will approve the final plat for Canyon Ranch, Unit
Hundreds of people are expected to turn out in Dripping Springs Saturday
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World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
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The iconi 1968 "Slow Down See Our Dam" sign, warning speeders that they will "See Our Dam Judge," returns to South Access Road.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans."One of the most common questions we get during the summer months is about whether water releases from Canyon can be increased for better tubing.
The answer is that every drop of water is carefully managed – especially during drought conditions. Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans.
While the flow may feel low, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy being on and around the river. From kayaking and wading, to riverside trails and shaded parks, the river remains one of the best places to cool off and slow down.
Check out the current release rate at bit.ly/4mFgk7N
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Two copies of an iconic, world-famous sign warning speeders to “Slow Down See Our Dam” or face the wrath of “Our Dam Judge” will soon bookend a 40-mph speed zone on South Access Road at the base of
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) today began installing metal artwork created by Canyon Lake metal artist Margie Bivens along the FM 306 roadway near Canyon Lake. The work was funded by a 2021 TxDOT grant. Keep Canyon
Maintenance work on Canyon Lake Boat Ramp #2 is running ahead of schedule and its parking area will reopen Thursday, June 26. Crews installed bollards to replace road barricades. The county-operated ramp is located at 2410 Colleen Dr.
A Canyon Lake man was sentenced to 35 years in prison for hitting a woman in the head with a blunt object when she tried to call 911 in May 2024. Justin Woodling, 43, who was on parole
Comal County constables are competing for “bragging rights” to see which precinct can collect the most non-perishable food items during the July 1-Aug. 1 Constable’s Food Drive. Pct. 4 County Constable Ali Flores, whose jurisdiction includes the south
Thanks to Texas Parks & Wildlife, you can find everything you need to know about fishing conditions in Canyon Lake. GOOD. Water slightly stained; 85 degrees; 30.84 feet below pool. Check ramp status before heading out. Striped bass
Learn more about Canyon Lake levels and Guadalupe River flow rates.
The Bulverde Area Humane Society (BAHS) will no longer accept dogs or cats due to a rabies outbreak. The shelter, located at 3563 Kingsnake, remains open and has no confirmed cases of rabies, according to a post by
Expect closures on Thursday, June 19, in celebration of Juneteenth Freedom Day, which became a federal holiday in 2021. Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the United States. It honors the history and journey of African Americans.
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World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
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The iconi 1968 "Slow Down See Our Dam" sign, warning speeders that they will "See Our Dam Judge," returns to South Access Road.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans."One of the most common questions we get during the summer months is about whether water releases from Canyon can be increased for better tubing.
The answer is that every drop of water is carefully managed – especially during drought conditions. Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans.
While the flow may feel low, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy being on and around the river. From kayaking and wading, to riverside trails and shaded parks, the river remains one of the best places to cool off and slow down.
Check out the current release rate at bit.ly/4mFgk7N
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Welcome to MyCanyonLake.com. We are an online news site covering news, events and the great outdoors
World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
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The iconi 1968 "Slow Down See Our Dam" sign, warning speeders that they will "See Our Dam Judge," returns to South Access Road.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans."One of the most common questions we get during the summer months is about whether water releases from Canyon can be increased for better tubing.
The answer is that every drop of water is carefully managed – especially during drought conditions. Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans.
While the flow may feel low, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy being on and around the river. From kayaking and wading, to riverside trails and shaded parks, the river remains one of the best places to cool off and slow down.
Check out the current release rate at bit.ly/4mFgk7N
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Two copies of an iconic, world-famous sign warning speeders to “Slow Down See Our Dam” or face the wrath of “Our Dam Judge” will soon bookend a 40-mph speed zone on South Access Road at the base of
The Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) today began installing metal artwork created by Canyon Lake metal artist Margie Bivens along the FM 306 roadway near Canyon Lake. The work was funded by a 2021 TxDOT grant. Keep Canyon
Maintenance work on Canyon Lake Boat Ramp #2 is running ahead of schedule and its parking area will reopen Thursday, June 26. Crews installed bollards to replace road barricades. The county-operated ramp is located at 2410 Colleen Dr.
A Canyon Lake man was sentenced to 35 years in prison for hitting a woman in the head with a blunt object when she tried to call 911 in May 2024. Justin Woodling, 43, who was on parole
Comal County constables are competing for “bragging rights” to see which precinct can collect the most non-perishable food items during the July 1-Aug. 1 Constable’s Food Drive. Pct. 4 County Constable Ali Flores, whose jurisdiction includes the south
Thanks to Texas Parks & Wildlife, you can find everything you need to know about fishing conditions in Canyon Lake. GOOD. Water slightly stained; 85 degrees; 30.84 feet below pool. Check ramp status before heading out. Striped bass
Learn more about Canyon Lake levels and Guadalupe River flow rates.
The Bulverde Area Humane Society (BAHS) will no longer accept dogs or cats due to a rabies outbreak. The shelter, located at 3563 Kingsnake, remains open and has no confirmed cases of rabies, according to a post by
Expect closures on Thursday, June 19, in celebration of Juneteenth Freedom Day, which became a federal holiday in 2021. Juneteenth celebrates the end of slavery in the United States. It honors the history and journey of African Americans.
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World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
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The iconi 1968 "Slow Down See Our Dam" sign, warning speeders that they will "See Our Dam Judge," returns to South Access Road.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans."One of the most common questions we get during the summer months is about whether water releases from Canyon can be increased for better tubing.
The answer is that every drop of water is carefully managed – especially during drought conditions. Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans.
While the flow may feel low, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy being on and around the river. From kayaking and wading, to riverside trails and shaded parks, the river remains one of the best places to cool off and slow down.
Check out the current release rate at bit.ly/4mFgk7N
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