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Community Resource and Recreation Center of Canyon Lake (CRRC) received special holiday cheer from its nonprofit peers in Comal County on Friday morning. At the annual breakfast meeting at McKenna Foundation in New Braunfels, Chief ...
“We are 100-percent moved in, not quite 100-percent organized, but functioning and serving 100 percent.” Community Resource and Recreation Center of Canyon Lake (CRRC) Resource Program Director Maureen Schein said the old building is completely ...
December means running weather in Canyon Lake. Gorgeous scenery is an added incentive to lace up sneakers for the annual Race to the Pantry 5K and 10K, scheduled for 8 a.m. Dec. 21. Registration and ...
by Maureen Schein, Resource Program Manager for Community Resource & Recreation Center of Canyon Lake (CRRC) CRRC Food Pantry clients should be aware that the pantry will close one day next week to make the ...
by Laura Schafer Canyon Lake Presbyterian Church The Canyon Lake community came together for a wonderful evening of support for the CRRC Food Pantry on Wednesday night. Canyon Lake Presbyterian Church invited its neighbors to ...
Turkeys to Tables fundraiser for Community Resource and Recreation Center of Canyon Lake (CRRC) kicks off at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Canyon Lake Presbyterian, 230 Shepherd Hill, with live music by Larry Read, Frito pies ...
by Maureen Schein CRRC Food Pantry I try to keep a well-stocked pantry for our clients. I try to keep a good mix of items. I try to keep enough on hand so we don’t ...
Canyon Lake singer and guitarist J.T. Tuttle entertains hundreds of patrons at area restaurants, bars, and wineries every week, but it was his performance at Wildflour Artisan Bakery & Grill in Sattler on June 2 ...
Remember the family whose Canyon Lake Forest home burned to the ground on March 20? Fraternal Order of Canyon Men (FOCM) sure does, and they’re hosting an all-day fundraiser for the parents and their three ...
Fresh shrimp beats fried catfish hands down, at least at Canyon Lake Noon Lions Club fundraisers, so what used to be Spring Fish Fry is now Spring Shrimpfest. The first of the club’s two annual ...
There’s still time to Raise the Woof for Canine Classmates’ Fundraiser & Build Contest. Registration deadline has been extended to Monday, Nov. 12. Participants are invited to design and build a dog house, cat condo or ...
“It’s Time to Give Big” on March 22, and lots of charities and non-profits in Canyon Lake need some of that bigness. Whether you care about the environment, arts, animal welfare or entrepreneurship, Central Texas’ ...
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League of Women Voters-Texas (LWVTX) Redistricting Issue Chair Stephanie Swanson and Common Cause Texas Chair J.C. Dufresne on Monday will discuss the current process for determining voting districts and changes they feel are needed to promote fair and effective representation with maximum opportunity for public scrutiny.
LWVCA Hosts Public Forum on Voting District Maps | My Canyon Lake
The League of Women Voters of the Comal Area (LWVCA) will host a public forum on redistricting at 6 p.m. Monday, Jan. 20 at Tye Preston Memorial Library.Still recovering from the flu herself, Comal County Director of Public Health Cheryl Fraser told Commissioners Court on Thursday there is a “very high flu count number in the county…the flu is really bad right now.”
Flu Count on the Rise in Comal County | My Canyon Lake
Comal County Director of Public Health Cheryl Fraser told Commissioners Court there is a "very high flu count number in the county.“Although the county hasn’t received the kind of soaking rain we need to saturate the ground, the surface and vegetation are wet enough to allow outdoor burning for a short while,” said Comal County Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde. “However, once the clouds clear, we expect things to dry out quickly.”
County Lifts Burn Ban Temporarily | My Canyon Lake
Comal County Judge Sherman Krause lifted the outdoor burn ban on Friday, but Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde warned this action could prove temporary.