Early voters continue to flock to the polls in Comal County. On Wednesday, 7,619 people voted in person, compared to 7,916 on Tuesday. On Monday, 7,512 voters showed up for the first day of early voting in the Nov. 5
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More Comal County voters showed up at the polls Tuesday for early voting in the Nov. 5 general election than they did Monday. Some 7,916 residents voted Tuesday. On Monday, 7,514 residents cast ballots. Cumulative in-person voting now stands at
Some 7,512 or 5.23% of Comal County’s 143,696 registered voters showed up at the polls
Comal County Judge Sherman Krause issued a disaster declaration today, citing excessive heat and critical
Canyon Lake resident Julie Sanders, the Democrat running against Republican Doug Leecock for Pct. 1
Doug Leecock, the Republican running against Democrat Julie Sanders to replace Donna Eccleston as Precinct
Canyon Lake High School’s Hawk Band will compete at the 2024 UIL Area Marching Contest
Early voting for the Nov. 5 General Election begins Monday, Oct. 21, and ends Friday,
Becky Montoya, legal advocate for the Crisis Center of Comal County (CCCC), sobbed at Wednesday’s
Canyon Lake Rotary Club’s Maureen Schein says polio is making a comeback due to the
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Comal County commissioners today pushed back on Republican state lawmakers who want to ban countywide voting on Election Day and get rid of electronic poll books. At their weekly meeting, commissioners unanimously passed a resolution that opposes any state legislation intended to eliminate the two, citing popularity and convenience for voters and cost savings for the county. “Why would we
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Rep. Carrie Isaac, the Republican who represents Canyon Lake in Texas House
Comal County Judge Sherman Krause swore in newly elected and reelected public
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Early voters continue to flock to the polls in Comal County. On Wednesday, 7,619 people voted in person, compared to 7,916 on Tuesday. On Monday, 7,512 voters showed up for the first day of early voting in the Nov. 5 General Election.
More Comal County voters showed up at the polls Tuesday for early voting in the Nov. 5 general election than they did Monday. Some 7,916 residents voted Tuesday. On Monday, 7,514 residents cast ballots. Cumulative in-person voting now stands at 15,541 or
Some 7,512 or 5.23% of Comal County’s 143,696 registered voters showed up at the polls Monday, the first day of early voting in the Nov. 5 general election. According to unofficial results on the Texas Secretary of State’s website, 2,133 mail-in ballots
Comal County Judge Sherman Krause issued a disaster declaration today, citing excessive heat and critical fire weather conditions. The declaration remains in effect for the next seven days. It provides the resources county leaders and first responders need in an emergency. All
Canyon Lake resident Julie Sanders, the Democrat running against Republican Doug Leecock for Pct. 1 county commissioner, promises to keep “water on the forefront” if she is elected on Nov. 5. In an interview, she said she’s following the closures of all
Doug Leecock, the Republican running against Democrat Julie Sanders to replace Donna Eccleston as Precinct 1 county commissioner, says he’s looking forward to becoming the voice of the south side of Canyon Lake — where he also lives. Precinct 1 cuts a
Canyon Lake High School’s Hawk Band will compete at the 2024 UIL Area Marching Contest at Calallen High School in Corpus Christi on Nov. 2 after earning a superior rating of 1st division from all three judges at Region 12 UIL Marching
Early voting for the Nov. 5 General Election begins Monday, Oct. 21, and ends Friday, Nov. 1. “Vote Centers” allow Comal County voters to cast their ballots at any one of seven different polling locations: Comal County Elections Office (main location) 396
Becky Montoya, legal advocate for the Crisis Center of Comal County (CCCC), sobbed at Wednesday’s Candlelight Vigil at Main Plaza in New Braunfels as she read aloud the names of Texans who lost their lives to family violence in 2023. One of
Canyon Lake Rotary Club’s Maureen Schein says polio is making a comeback due to the fighting in Gaza. To raise funds to support vaccination clinics during ceasefires, the club has negotiated a two-to-one match for all donations made at the 11th Annual
