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Coronavirus Coverage
My Canyon Lake created this dedicated page to help local residents stay updated on the coronavirus outbreak in our area. We will focus on providing information about the local response to COVID-19 by localizing important data, getting answers from public officials and experts, and hearing your concerns as we go through this critical time together.
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Comal County reported eight additional COVID-19 cases on Friday, bringing its total to 3,701. Of them, three are confirmed and five are probable. The seven-day positivity rate for Friday is 6.79%. The county now has ...
Comal County reported 16 new cases of COVID-19 today, for a total of 3,693 since reporting began in March. Fifteen are new cases and one is a ‘backlogged’ case added to the county’s database. On ...
Comal County reported 18 new cases of COVID-19 cases today for a total of 3,677. Eleven of the new cases are confirmed and seven are probable. The seven-day positivity rate for Wednesday is 5.57%, the ...
Eleven people at Canyon Lake High School (CLHS) have tested positive for COVID-19 since at least Oct. 13 and someone at Mountain Valley Middle School (MVMS) recently tested positive for the virus, Principal Angela Looney ...
Comal ISD says it welcomes the return of 3,000 students for in-person learning on Wednesday, but Comal County health authority Dr. Dorothy Overman, a consultant, isn’t welcoming the school district’s new rules for quarantine. Comal ...
Comal County reported 17 new cases of COVID-19 today, bringing the total to 3,659. Of the new cases, one is confirmed and 16 are probable. The total number of deceased remains at 120. The seven-day ...
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Comal County’s COVID-19 case count rose to 3,642 Friday after the Office of Public Health reported 10 new cases and added six backlogged cases confirmed by the State of Texas to its database. All of ...
The number of COVID-19 cases in Comal County grew to 3,626 today after the Office of Public Health reported 19 additional COVID-19 cases. Of those, six are new and the other 13 are “backlogged” cases ...
Despite initial concerns that fear of contracting COVID-19 would scare off the older Americans who constitute the majority of pollworkers during any election cycle, Comal County officials say there is no shortage of election clerks ...
Tye Preston Memorial Library (TPML) closed today after confirming that a staff member tested positive for COVID-19. The library will not reopen until Oct. 29. All staff members who worked in the building with that ...
Canyon Lake High School Hawks’ Friday night homecoming game against the Taylor ISD Ducks is canceled due to COVID-19, Cory Martelli with Canyon Lake Broadcasting said today. The game was canceled due to a positive ...
Comal County reported 27 new cases of COVID-19 today but said 14 of them are “backlogged” cases just received from the State of Texas. Backlogged cases are usually from residents who tested positive for COVID-19 ...
Comal County reported 18 more cases of COVID-19 today, bringing the total of active confirmed-and-probable cases to 107. Of the new cases, six are confirmed and 12 are probable. The seven-day positivity rate for Monday ...
Comal County bar owners who submit an “open safe plan” to the county can reopen for business as early as Wednesday, Oct. 14. County Judge Sherman Krause said today he decided to ‘opt-in’ to Gov. ...
Four New Braunfels residents died of COVID-19 between July 24 and Oct. 8, Comal County said in a statement today. A man in his 60s died on Oct. 7. A man in his 80s died ...
Comal County Judge Sherman Krause is evaluating whether to reopen area bars following an announcement by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott today that bars can reopen with some restrictions on Oct. 14. Krause is scheduling talks ...
The number of active confirmed-and-probable COVID-19 cases in Comal County dropped to 95 today. Of them, nine are hospitalized. In a statement, the county also confirmed five new probable cases of the virus, bringing the ...
An infant is one of nine new COVID-19 cases reported by Comal County today. No further information is available. In a statement, the county said five of its new cases are confirmed and four are ...
Thanks to special funding from U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), standard breakfast-and-lunch meals at Comal ISD are now free. The district announced the change in an email to parents Tuesday. The USDA program covers meals ...
Comal County reported 14 new cases of COVID-19 today, and a seven-day positivity rate of 9.32%. Four of the new cases of the virus are confirmed and 10 are probable. In a statement, the county ...
Comal County reported 13 new cases of COVID-19 today. Three of the cases are confirmed and 10 are probable. The seven-day positivity rate now stands at 8.66%. There are now 3,506 cases of COVID-19 reported. ...
Two days after she was hired to provide Comal ISD with a “fresh perspective” on health issues like COVID-19, Dr. Erin Wright resigned as the district’s medical consultant, citing a social-media campaign that discredited her ...
Comal County reported seven new cases of COVID-19 today, and its seven-day positivity rate fell to 6.4%. The seven-day positivity rate for the State of Texas is 7.86%. Of the new cases reported on Friday, ...
Comal County reported nine new cases of COVID-19 today, bringing the total number of cases confirmed in the county since March to 3,475. Of the nine new cases, four are confirmed and five. The county ...
A group of Comal County residents petitioned Commissioners Court on Thursday, asking that face masks be required for county employees working in the elections office and at voting polls. According to their petition, poll workers, ...
Comal County made it clear today that it stands behind Elections Coordinator Cynthia Jaqua, who refuses to wear a mask during training for volunteer poll workers and does not practice safe social distancing. Comal County ...
Comal County reported 35 additional cases of COVID-19 today but said 13 of them are “backlogged” cases that weren’t counted before. Of the 22 new cases, 19 are confirmed and three are probable. The seven-day ...
Just days after a Comal County election judge walked out of a mandatory training session because Comal County Elections Coordinator Cynthia Jaqua refused to wear a mask, election clerks arrived to find their instructor standing ...
Comal County reported 49 additional cases of COVID-19 today but said only 11 of those cases are new. The additional 38 cases were “backlogged,” the county said in a statement. The county now has 235 ...
Texas Sen. Donna Campbell today denied any involvement in a lawsuit filed by prominent state Republicans challenging Republican Gov. Gregg Abbott’s decision to add six days to the early voting period in October. Campbell, a ...
Comal County’s positivity rate stands at 9.35% today after 12 new COVID-19 cases were confirmed by the Office of Public Health. Of the new cases, six are confirmed and six are probable. There are 225 ...
The Comal County employee charged with teaching poll workers how to keep voters safe from COVID-19 during the Nov. 3 General Election refuses to wear face masks at her training sessions. Elections Coordinator Cynthia Jaqua, ...
Comal County confirmed 53 new cases of COVID-19 today, and its seven-day positivity rate jumped to 7.27%. The majority of these cases — 32 — are reported in New Braunfels-area residents, the county said in ...
The Community Resource and Recreation Center of Canyon Lake (CRRC) reopened its doors today, both at its main headquarters on FM 2673 and at the Rec Center on Mabel Jones Drive. The facilities closed late ...
Comal County confirmed 16 new cases of COVID-19 today, eight of them in residents under the age of 30. Six of the new cases are confirmed and 10 are probable. The county now has 299 ...
A man in his 30s who lived in New Braunfels died at home of COVID-19, Comal County confirmed today. No further information is available. The total number of deceased is now 116. The county also ...
Comal County confirmed 10 new cases of COVID-19 today for a total of 313 active, confired-and-probable COVID-19 cases. Of the new cases, nine are confirmed and one is probable. Of 313 active cases, 18 are ...
Parents of Mountain Valley Elementary School (MVES) students received another email from Principal Andrea Patrick today warning that two members of the “campus community” experienced symptoms of COVID-19 while in the building and Startzville Elementary ...
The Community Resource and Recreation Center of Canyon Lake (CRRC) abruptly closed its administrative building, Food Pantry and Rec Center today after “a possible COVID exposure.” These facilities are closed until further notice. The popular ...
Comal County today reported 25 confirmed and nine probable new cases of COVID-19. The seven-day positivity rate is 6.76%. Tuesday’s positivity rate was 5.6%. Location Breakdown New Braunfels – 22 North of Canyon Lake – ...
Comal County said today that a Spring Branch man in his 80s died of COVID-19 at a San Antonio hospital, bringing the total number of virus-related deaths to 115. No date was provided in a ...
Mountain Valley Elementary School emailed parents and guardians today informing them of a lab-confirmed positive case of COVID-19. The school said it cannot divulge identifiable information about the member of its campus community who tested ...
Canyon Lake High School sent an email to parents today alerting them that another three members of its campus community tested positive for COVID-19, but said it believes any spread was mitigated through social distancing ...
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Texas Clay Festival, a Gruene staple, is virtual this year. Watch online to see master potters do their thing.
In a MeWe post 30 minutes after last night's incident, Steve Ceh said cashiers "lost their minds" and called police.
Trump Train Founder Storms into Gruene Business with 14 Others to Protest Mask Laws | My Canyon Lake
Trump Train NB founder Steve Ceh and 14 other unmasked protesters stormed into Gruene Antique Company on Friday in defiance of New Braunfels Mayor RustyStorming an antique store? They didn’t storm the store but nice touch. And they weren’t protesting. They were shopping (or trying to) with family that was from out of state. Why don’t you report accurately instead of trying to make this family out to look like monsters?
Wow! Slow day for the news. Isn’t there anything better to report? Come on MCL.
Storming an antique store...what a brave patriot. 🙄
Isn't that kind of inmature behavior from Steve Ceh to let your anger out on employees and a small buiness who are suffering during the pandemic?
Quite an article, names, employers, etc. Maybe you should report that they stormed Casa Del Rio and bought $300 worth of meals as well.
Steve Cah your an douche! Less than two weeks till the election and you made us look like real P.O.S. Comal was #1 in Texas for voter turnout. Now sit your ass down before you embarrass ALL OF US!!
Law and order?
Domestic terrorists, just getting started.
Vincent Iannuzzelli
How sad, how pitiful, what disgusting behavior. How old are you Steve? I’m betting your immature behavior sticks you in the maturity level of a 3 year old