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The New Braunfels Young Republicans (NBYR) have a new hashtag on social media, and it’s a message for Comal County’s new Republican Party Chair Mark Montgomery: “#letusin.” They say Montgomery is ghosting them because
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A longtime community activist who helped organize Saturday’s pro-democracy Peace Train in
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
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The New Braunfels Young Republicans (NBYR) have a new hashtag on social media, and it’s a message for Comal County’s new Republican Party Chair Mark Montgomery: “#letusin.” They say Montgomery is ghosting them because
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A longtime community activist who helped organize Saturday’s pro-democracy Peace Train in
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
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The Texas Water Company blamed July flooding and naturally occurring minerals that react with air for the color of water flowing into faucets in north Canyon Lake, Bulverde, Spring Branch and Blanco.
Texas Water Company Tells Customers Its Discolored Water's Safe to Drink | My Canyon Lake
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TWC said the discolored water flowing from its Park Shores system into homes and businesses in north Canyon Lake is safe to drink.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Yeah B.S. I'm not drinking it
On July 4, catastrophic flash floods swept across Central Texas. In the face of rapidly rising waters, Texas Game Wardens answered the call—bringing their unique mix of law enforcement authority and advanced search & rescue training. As part of their efforts:
- 375 Game Wardens deployed
- 475+ specialized assets were utilized (boats, drones, K-9 units & helicopters)
- 33 water rescues & 434 individuals were evacuated
Much of the lifesaving gear used in these missions was made possible by Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation’s Gear Up for Game Wardens program.
“Without Gear Up, we wouldn’t be where we are today. That equipment helped save lives.” — Lt. Matthew Bridgefarmer
Thank you, Texas Game Wardens for answering the call to protect Texans when they need it most. Read more: www.gearupforgamewardens.org/texas-game-wardens-answer-the-call/
Photo courtesy of Texas Parks and Wildlife
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Registration is NOW OPEN for Comal ISD Community Education! Session A begins the week of September 15, and we’re excited to welcome learners of all ages back for another season of growth, connection, and fun. Register today, comalisd.ce.eleyo.com/.
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Temperatures will briefly warm above freezing this afternoon but another hard freeze is in store for tonight into Christmas morning, the U.S. National Weather Service Austin-San Antonio said. The high today will be 40 degrees but temperatures will drop
A four-year-old New Braunfels child who wandered away from home Thursday was found in the woods two hours later by rescuers. Comal County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) patrol deputies responded to an 11 a.m. call from someone in the
Most locations across the Hill Country and into the Coastal Plains will remain below freezing through the day, U.S. National Weather Service Austin-Santonio said today. A wind advisory has expired but a wind chill warning remains in effect.
New Braunfels police believe a Bell County man arrested Wednesday on a first-degree felony charge of sexual performance by a child may have assaulted others. Brandon Dmichael Lively, 31, of Harker Heights, was arrested at his residence by
Former New Braunfels City Council member Matthew Hoyt will represent Comal and Guadalupe counties as District 9 director for the Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA). He was sworn in on Dec. 13. EAA is a regional water-management agency that
Make final preparations immediately, the U.S. National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio warns. Polar air arrives tonight. Multiple days of hard freezes are in store for the Canyon Lake area beginning tonight/Friday morning. Dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills
Comal County reinstated the burn ban today after a 48-hour reprieve. The county temporarily lifted the burn ban on Monday. “Unfortunately, today’s Keetch Byram Drought Index only dropped to 510,” Comal County Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde said. “That
With a virtual “drum roll” Tuesday, Keep Canyon Lake Beautiful (KCLB) awarded first place in its 2022 Holiday Decorating Contest to Stevens & Malone, PLLC, a title company. Second place went to Kathi’s Resale shop on FM 2673.
Former Canyon High School teacher Emily Marie Anderson, 35, pleaded guilty in district court Monday to all charges of having sex in a school closet with a 15-year-old student. Under terms of a plea deal reached at a
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Welcome to MyCanyonLake.com. We are an online news site covering news, events and the great outdoors
The Texas Water Company blamed July flooding and naturally occurring minerals that react with air for the color of water flowing into faucets in north Canyon Lake, Bulverde, Spring Branch and Blanco.
Texas Water Company Tells Customers Its Discolored Water's Safe to Drink | My Canyon Lake
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TWC said the discolored water flowing from its Park Shores system into homes and businesses in north Canyon Lake is safe to drink.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Yeah B.S. I'm not drinking it
On July 4, catastrophic flash floods swept across Central Texas. In the face of rapidly rising waters, Texas Game Wardens answered the call—bringing their unique mix of law enforcement authority and advanced search & rescue training. As part of their efforts:
- 375 Game Wardens deployed
- 475+ specialized assets were utilized (boats, drones, K-9 units & helicopters)
- 33 water rescues & 434 individuals were evacuated
Much of the lifesaving gear used in these missions was made possible by Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation’s Gear Up for Game Wardens program.
“Without Gear Up, we wouldn’t be where we are today. That equipment helped save lives.” — Lt. Matthew Bridgefarmer
Thank you, Texas Game Wardens for answering the call to protect Texans when they need it most. Read more: www.gearupforgamewardens.org/texas-game-wardens-answer-the-call/
Photo courtesy of Texas Parks and Wildlife
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Registration is NOW OPEN for Comal ISD Community Education! Session A begins the week of September 15, and we’re excited to welcome learners of all ages back for another season of growth, connection, and fun. Register today, comalisd.ce.eleyo.com/.
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Welcome to MyCanyonLake.com. We are an online news site covering news, events and the great outdoors
The Texas Water Company blamed July flooding and naturally occurring minerals that react with air for the color of water flowing into faucets in north Canyon Lake, Bulverde, Spring Branch and Blanco.
Texas Water Company Tells Customers Its Discolored Water's Safe to Drink | My Canyon Lake
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TWC said the discolored water flowing from its Park Shores system into homes and businesses in north Canyon Lake is safe to drink.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Yeah B.S. I'm not drinking it
On July 4, catastrophic flash floods swept across Central Texas. In the face of rapidly rising waters, Texas Game Wardens answered the call—bringing their unique mix of law enforcement authority and advanced search & rescue training. As part of their efforts:
- 375 Game Wardens deployed
- 475+ specialized assets were utilized (boats, drones, K-9 units & helicopters)
- 33 water rescues & 434 individuals were evacuated
Much of the lifesaving gear used in these missions was made possible by Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation’s Gear Up for Game Wardens program.
“Without Gear Up, we wouldn’t be where we are today. That equipment helped save lives.” — Lt. Matthew Bridgefarmer
Thank you, Texas Game Wardens for answering the call to protect Texans when they need it most. Read more: www.gearupforgamewardens.org/texas-game-wardens-answer-the-call/
Photo courtesy of Texas Parks and Wildlife
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Registration is NOW OPEN for Comal ISD Community Education! Session A begins the week of September 15, and we’re excited to welcome learners of all ages back for another season of growth, connection, and fun. Register today, comalisd.ce.eleyo.com/.
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Temperatures will briefly warm above freezing this afternoon but another hard freeze is in store for tonight into Christmas morning, the U.S. National Weather Service Austin-San Antonio said. The high today will be 40 degrees but temperatures will drop
A four-year-old New Braunfels child who wandered away from home Thursday was found in the woods two hours later by rescuers. Comal County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) patrol deputies responded to an 11 a.m. call from someone in the
Most locations across the Hill Country and into the Coastal Plains will remain below freezing through the day, U.S. National Weather Service Austin-Santonio said today. A wind advisory has expired but a wind chill warning remains in effect.
New Braunfels police believe a Bell County man arrested Wednesday on a first-degree felony charge of sexual performance by a child may have assaulted others. Brandon Dmichael Lively, 31, of Harker Heights, was arrested at his residence by
Former New Braunfels City Council member Matthew Hoyt will represent Comal and Guadalupe counties as District 9 director for the Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA). He was sworn in on Dec. 13. EAA is a regional water-management agency that
Make final preparations immediately, the U.S. National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio warns. Polar air arrives tonight. Multiple days of hard freezes are in store for the Canyon Lake area beginning tonight/Friday morning. Dangerously cold temperatures and wind chills
Comal County reinstated the burn ban today after a 48-hour reprieve. The county temporarily lifted the burn ban on Monday. “Unfortunately, today’s Keetch Byram Drought Index only dropped to 510,” Comal County Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde said. “That
With a virtual “drum roll” Tuesday, Keep Canyon Lake Beautiful (KCLB) awarded first place in its 2022 Holiday Decorating Contest to Stevens & Malone, PLLC, a title company. Second place went to Kathi’s Resale shop on FM 2673.
Former Canyon High School teacher Emily Marie Anderson, 35, pleaded guilty in district court Monday to all charges of having sex in a school closet with a 15-year-old student. Under terms of a plea deal reached at a
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Welcome to MyCanyonLake.com. We are an online news site covering news, events and the great outdoors
The Texas Water Company blamed July flooding and naturally occurring minerals that react with air for the color of water flowing into faucets in north Canyon Lake, Bulverde, Spring Branch and Blanco.
Texas Water Company Tells Customers Its Discolored Water's Safe to Drink | My Canyon Lake
mycanyonlake.com
TWC said the discolored water flowing from its Park Shores system into homes and businesses in north Canyon Lake is safe to drink.1 CommentComment on Facebook
Yeah B.S. I'm not drinking it
On July 4, catastrophic flash floods swept across Central Texas. In the face of rapidly rising waters, Texas Game Wardens answered the call—bringing their unique mix of law enforcement authority and advanced search & rescue training. As part of their efforts:
- 375 Game Wardens deployed
- 475+ specialized assets were utilized (boats, drones, K-9 units & helicopters)
- 33 water rescues & 434 individuals were evacuated
Much of the lifesaving gear used in these missions was made possible by Texas Parks and Wildlife Foundation’s Gear Up for Game Wardens program.
“Without Gear Up, we wouldn’t be where we are today. That equipment helped save lives.” — Lt. Matthew Bridgefarmer
Thank you, Texas Game Wardens for answering the call to protect Texans when they need it most. Read more: www.gearupforgamewardens.org/texas-game-wardens-answer-the-call/
Photo courtesy of Texas Parks and Wildlife
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Registration is NOW OPEN for Comal ISD Community Education! Session A begins the week of September 15, and we’re excited to welcome learners of all ages back for another season of growth, connection, and fun. Register today, comalisd.ce.eleyo.com/.
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