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A longtime community activist who helped organize Saturday’s pro-democracy Peace Train in New Braunfels said he thinks the country is at a turning point, as some people who voted for President Donald Trump now
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Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump, Fox News anchor and former
Employees with Tesla’s Manufacturing Development Program (MDP) will visit Canyon Lake High
Comal County commissioners will approve the final plat for Canyon Ranch, Unit
Hundreds of people are expected to turn out in Dripping Springs Saturday
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A longtime community activist who helped organize Saturday’s pro-democracy Peace Train in New Braunfels said he thinks the country is at a turning point, as some people who voted for President Donald Trump now
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Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of President Donald Trump, Fox News anchor and former
Employees with Tesla’s Manufacturing Development Program (MDP) will visit Canyon Lake High
Comal County commissioners will approve the final plat for Canyon Ranch, Unit
Hundreds of people are expected to turn out in Dripping Springs Saturday
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World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
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The iconi 1968 "Slow Down See Our Dam" sign, warning speeders that they will "See Our Dam Judge," returns to South Access Road.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans."One of the most common questions we get during the summer months is about whether water releases from Canyon can be increased for better tubing.
The answer is that every drop of water is carefully managed – especially during drought conditions. Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans.
While the flow may feel low, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy being on and around the river. From kayaking and wading, to riverside trails and shaded parks, the river remains one of the best places to cool off and slow down.
Check out the current release rate at bit.ly/4mFgk7N
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Comal County reported 71 new COVID-19 cases today and confirmed the death of a New Braunfels man in his 80s who passed away from the virus at his home on Dec. 30. Today’s statement is based on numbers
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc. (WRR) of Kendalia has another option for your dead Christmas tree — donate it to them. “As the holiday season comes to an end, we want to remind you that WRR will be
Helicopters from at least two San Antonio TV stations were in the air this afternoon, following the Alamo Trump Train as it left Cowboys Dancehall in San Antonio and headed north on I-35 to join the New Braunfels
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World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
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The iconi 1968 "Slow Down See Our Dam" sign, warning speeders that they will "See Our Dam Judge," returns to South Access Road.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans."One of the most common questions we get during the summer months is about whether water releases from Canyon can be increased for better tubing.
The answer is that every drop of water is carefully managed – especially during drought conditions. Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans.
While the flow may feel low, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy being on and around the river. From kayaking and wading, to riverside trails and shaded parks, the river remains one of the best places to cool off and slow down.
Check out the current release rate at bit.ly/4mFgk7N
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World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
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The iconi 1968 "Slow Down See Our Dam" sign, warning speeders that they will "See Our Dam Judge," returns to South Access Road.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans."One of the most common questions we get during the summer months is about whether water releases from Canyon can be increased for better tubing.
The answer is that every drop of water is carefully managed – especially during drought conditions. Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans.
While the flow may feel low, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy being on and around the river. From kayaking and wading, to riverside trails and shaded parks, the river remains one of the best places to cool off and slow down.
Check out the current release rate at bit.ly/4mFgk7N
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Comal County reported 71 new COVID-19 cases today and confirmed the death of a New Braunfels man in his 80s who passed away from the virus at his home on Dec. 30. Today’s statement is based on numbers
Wildlife Rescue & Rehabilitation, Inc. (WRR) of Kendalia has another option for your dead Christmas tree — donate it to them. “As the holiday season comes to an end, we want to remind you that WRR will be
Helicopters from at least two San Antonio TV stations were in the air this afternoon, following the Alamo Trump Train as it left Cowboys Dancehall in San Antonio and headed north on I-35 to join the New Braunfels
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World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
World-Famous, Iconic Canyon Lake Sign Returns to South Access Road | My Canyon Lake
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The iconi 1968 "Slow Down See Our Dam" sign, warning speeders that they will "See Our Dam Judge," returns to South Access Road.0 CommentsComment on Facebook
"Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans."One of the most common questions we get during the summer months is about whether water releases from Canyon can be increased for better tubing.
The answer is that every drop of water is carefully managed – especially during drought conditions. Releases from Canyon Reservoir are limited to the minimum required to meet downstream water supply needs and protect environmental flows. These releases are guided by state water rights and drought contingency plans.
While the flow may feel low, there are still plenty of ways to enjoy being on and around the river. From kayaking and wading, to riverside trails and shaded parks, the river remains one of the best places to cool off and slow down.
Check out the current release rate at bit.ly/4mFgk7N
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