A new website launched by the Texas House Democratic Caucus (TXHDC) claims Comal ISD would lose $11,994,683 the first year if Senate Bill 2, a school voucher plan co-sponsored by Canyon Lake’s Texas Sen. Dr. Donna Campbell (R-25) and passed by the
Learn more about Canyon Lake levels and Guadalupe River flow rates.
“Are the Canyon Lake boat ramps open?” It’s the number-one question visitors (and more than a few locals) ask weekly. Feb. 21: Canyon Lake is at 879.70 feet and 48.8% full. The lake’s normal elevation is 909 feet. The U.S. Army Corps
Guadalupe River Trout Unlimited’s (GRTU) Troutfest TX 25 kicks off Friday at Lazy L&L Campgrounds, 11699 River Rd., New Braunfels. Organizers say the annual event on the Guadalupe River attracts crowds of over 4,000 people interested in fly fishing and preserving and
Comal County Tax Office today advised property owners to hang up on anyone who calls to tell them they owe back taxes. Do not provide any personal information to callers with the “Tax Relief Group.” These calls are not from the tax
New Braunfels ISD Trustee John Tucker discusses the “negative impact” of Gov. Greg Abbott’s proposed school voucher bill on public school funding at the Democrats of Comal County’s monthly meeting, 6 p.m. Monday at Comal County’s Democratic Party headquarters, 1592 W. San
New Braunfels Utilities turned the lights back on around 11:30 a.m. today for 4,800 residential customers who lost power at 7:30 a.m. as temperatures outside hovered in the mid-20s. “We are thankful for our hardworking and dedicated linemen,” NBU said on Facebook.
Comal County’s Recycling Center says mulch can act as an insulating blanket for plants during a freeze. Residents can pick up free loads of it at the facility, 281 Resource Dr., New Braunfels, the center said on social media, where its slogan
Thanks to Texas Parks & Wildlife, you can find everything you need to know about fishing conditions in Canyon Lake. GOOD. Water slightly stained; 49 degrees; 29.19 feet below pool. Largemouth bass are good on long points with hydrilla with green pumpkin
Area organizations are now accepting applications from high school seniors for college scholarships of up to $10,000. Comal ISD advises on its website these funds provide an opportunity for students to earn an education and begin a career. “Without the financial assistance