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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
Read More →
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.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yeah B.S. I'm not drinking it
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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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Comal Young Democrats, New Braunfels Young Republicans and Riverside Pride organizations are tired of mass shootings. The Nov. 19 shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs, a popular LGBTQ club, that killed five people and wounded 19, also
Canyon Lake families can enjoy a pancake breakfast with Santa Claus from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday at North Pole Village in the CRRC’s Rec Center, 125 Mabel Jones Dr. To purchase tickets to the annual event click here. Admission
Expect on-and-off streamflow disruptions on the lower Guadalupe River starting Monday when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) proceeds with plans to replace Canyon Dam’s floodgate. Construction will last through April and flows will be shut off
Canyon Lake’s shrinking due to drought, leaving many boat ramps unusable. Efforts are underway to fix serious problems that predate low lake levels. Many boat ramps are over 50 years old and were only intended to serve small
As expected, Comal County Commissioners Court reinstated the burn ban at 11 a.m. Saturday after a brief reprieve last week from Judge Sherman Krause. Rain and drizzle helped to lift the county temporarily out of burn-ban status, with
“Be aware!” Comal County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) warns that scammers are posing as deputies and calling residents to demand payment for non-existing warrants and missed jury duty. Callers are using spoofed numbers but actual names of CCSO employees
Thursday Update from Comal County: Burn ban goes back into effect at 11 a.m. Saturday. Tuesday Update from Comal County: “Due to the recent precipitation in Comal County, Judge Sherman Krause has decided to lift the burn ban
It’s official! Canyon Lake’s beloved Tye Preston Memorial Library (TPML) is now a designated Family Place Library. TPML Library Director Natalie Shults and Youth Services Librarian Betsey Leitko made the announcement at a Thursday meeting with Family Place
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers today announced plans to replace Canyon Dam’s floodgate and warned stakeholders of lower release rates in the months ahead. Workers with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) will work on the outlet from Dec.
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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.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yeah B.S. I'm not drinking it
Change your filters
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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mycanyonlake.com
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.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yeah B.S. I'm not drinking it
Change your filters
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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Comal Young Democrats, New Braunfels Young Republicans and Riverside Pride organizations are tired of mass shootings. The Nov. 19 shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs, a popular LGBTQ club, that killed five people and wounded 19, also
Canyon Lake families can enjoy a pancake breakfast with Santa Claus from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday at North Pole Village in the CRRC’s Rec Center, 125 Mabel Jones Dr. To purchase tickets to the annual event click here. Admission
Expect on-and-off streamflow disruptions on the lower Guadalupe River starting Monday when the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) proceeds with plans to replace Canyon Dam’s floodgate. Construction will last through April and flows will be shut off
Canyon Lake’s shrinking due to drought, leaving many boat ramps unusable. Efforts are underway to fix serious problems that predate low lake levels. Many boat ramps are over 50 years old and were only intended to serve small
As expected, Comal County Commissioners Court reinstated the burn ban at 11 a.m. Saturday after a brief reprieve last week from Judge Sherman Krause. Rain and drizzle helped to lift the county temporarily out of burn-ban status, with
“Be aware!” Comal County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) warns that scammers are posing as deputies and calling residents to demand payment for non-existing warrants and missed jury duty. Callers are using spoofed numbers but actual names of CCSO employees
Thursday Update from Comal County: Burn ban goes back into effect at 11 a.m. Saturday. Tuesday Update from Comal County: “Due to the recent precipitation in Comal County, Judge Sherman Krause has decided to lift the burn ban
It’s official! Canyon Lake’s beloved Tye Preston Memorial Library (TPML) is now a designated Family Place Library. TPML Library Director Natalie Shults and Youth Services Librarian Betsey Leitko made the announcement at a Thursday meeting with Family Place
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers today announced plans to replace Canyon Dam’s floodgate and warned stakeholders of lower release rates in the months ahead. Workers with the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) will work on the outlet from Dec.
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mycanyonlake.com
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.2 CommentsComment on Facebook
Yeah B.S. I'm not drinking it
Change your filters
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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