The U.S. Drought Monitor for Jan. 4 indicates conditions in Comal County are “abnormally dry.” “Recent warmth and dryness has allowed the continued expansion and degradation of drought status for primarily western portions of south-central Texas,” the U.S. National Weather Service Austin/San
Comal County officials created a new hashtag, #ComalCountyCommunity, to announce the largest number of new COVID-19 cases it’s ever recorded in one day. The county reported 315 new cases of the virus today after adding 300 yesterday. The total number of cases
According to Comal ISD’s COVID-19 dashboard, these are schools with current active positive cases as of 5 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 5 (increases of three or more cases noted in parentheses): HIGH SCHOOLS Canyon High School – 20 (13 on Tuesday) Canyon Lake
Curative Labs today temporarily closed its testing site inside a blue van in New Braunfels City Hall’s parking lot today due to staffing issues associated with the COVID-19 pandemic. “Due to the rapid spread of the Omicron variant, unfortunately our staff has
Comal County said 300 new COVID-19 cases were reported to its Public Health Department Tuesday, bringing the total number reported since March 2020 to 21,704. In a statement today, the county said the number of deceased remains 485. Comal County hospitals report
According to Comal ISD’s COVID-19 dashboard, these are schools with current active positive cases as of 5 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 4 (increases of three or more cases noted in parentheses): HIGH SCHOOLS Canyon High School – 13 Canyon Lake High School –
Comal County reported 132 new COVID-19 cases from Dec. 31, 2021 to Monday. In a statement issued today, county Public Information Officer Cary Zayas also confirmed the death of a New Braunfels woman in her 60s who passed away at home from
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department advises the public not to worry about a large smoke cloud coming from Guadalupe River State Park, 3350 Park Road 31, Spring Branch, or Spring Branch Road. An “intentional well-controlled/polite flames prescribed burn” is underway and the
Henry E. Ford, who founded New Braunfels MLK Association seven years ago after learning Comal ISD counted a student absent for attending a Martin Luther King Jr. march in San Antonio, died Sunday at the age of 73. His passing was announced
Remote learning, masks and social-distancing are not on the curriculum for Comal ISD students who head back to class on Wednesday. Comal ISD Supt. Andrew Kim emailed parents today to let them know that despite an anticipated increase in the number of