CRRC of Canyon Lake needs to raise $16,000 by Dec. 31 to sustain its core programs through the holidays and the first half of 2026. Executive Director Tiffany Quiring said funds are needed to help Canyon Lake residents put food on the
Comal County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) Lt. Danny Dufur graduated as a member of the 296th session of the prestigious FBI National Academy Dec. 11, Sheriff Mark Reynolds said on social media today. He is the eighth CCSO staff member to complete the
A vintage photo showing the early days of the construction of Canyon Reservoir surfaced in the Comal County Commissioners Court on Thursday, Dec. 18. Neither commissioners nor staff from the county Engineer’s Office had seen the remarkable image before it was donated
The City of New Braunfels and the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) will receive millions of dollars in funding from the Alamo Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (AAMPO) for area road-construction and sidewalk projects, the city said in a statement Friday, Dec. 19.
Canyon Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kim Collora will retire Jan. 30, 2026. She describes herself as “unbelievably blessed” after serving the business community for almost 16 years. Collora started as the chamber’s administrative director before assuming her current position.
Canyon Lake High School senior Chloe Gray will receive a Valero Alamo Bowl Student-Athlete Scholarship worth $7,500. She is one of six Comal ISD students who will be recognized on the field during the first quarter of the 33rd Annual Valero Alamo
Techline Roofing took first prize in this year’s 2025 Sattler Christmas Decorating Contest, sponsored by Keep Canyon Lake Beautiful. Edward Jones Financial Advisors and Wealth Strategies placed second. The winners were announced Thursday. Taylor Walker, Techline’s accounting manager, said the company is
Comal ISD kicks off 2026 with a districtwide job fair from 5-6:30 p.m. Monday, Jan. 12 at its Support Services building, 1404 IH 35 North, New Braunfels. The fast-growth district needs certified special-education and multilingual teachers as well as non-certified staff for
The rain may be tapering off but the burn ban isn’t. Comal County spokesperson Cary Zayas warned residents on social media that while rainfall Tuesday and today helps, it isn’t enough to safely lift the burn ban. By law, the Commissioners Court
Starting Jan. 1, 2026 the Comal County Recycling Center will no longer accept single-stream recyclables so it can focus on items that can be recycled more “effectively and responsibly.” Paper, plastics, glass, tin cans, newspapers, books and magazines are out. Materials still