Forget swimming in the popular Jacob’s Well Natural Area (JNWA) in nearby Wimberley. The threat of high bacteria levels, other pollutants and poor visibility are the culprits, according to Hays County Parks. The popular swimming area will be closed for
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(This article was written in 2022. To see a list of Fourth of July events for Tuesday, July 4, 2023, click here. Best place to see fireworks in Canyon Lake this Fourth of July holiday weekend? The lake. The Lodge
Editor’s Note: To order a sign for your home, contact Comal County Signs (830) 521-7276
“Skyrockets with sticks” and “missiles with fins” are out for Fourth of July in Canyon
Comal County Young Democrats headed to New Braunfels Main Plaza yesterday to express their outrage
Staff at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Canyon Lake office is fed up
Comal County reported 253 new COVID-19 cases and one death today in its weekly report
CRRC’s Food Pantry will be renamed “Dr. James C. Curry Food Pantry” Wednesday to honor
How can you drown if you’re wearing a life jacket? Easily, according to experts from
There’s more to the Texas drought than water shortages and wildfires. Trees are withering, too.
Comal County Republican Party Chair Mark Montgomery is one of 28 county GOP chairs who sent an open letter to Republican Party of Texas (RPT) Chair Abraham George Sept. 12, warning him the party’s financial circumstances are “grave and deteriorating.” The letter was triggered in part by news that the party’s state convention in San Antonio May 23-25 allegedly lost
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A federal jury in Austin today found no civil liability against New
Austin Democrat Sally Duval estimated she needs $100,000 to wage political war
Comal County Democratic Party Chair Marilyn Aden said she’s seen a big
Canyon Lake resident Doug Leecock prevailed in Tuesday’s Republican primary runoff election
Forget swimming in the popular Jacob’s Well Natural Area (JNWA) in nearby Wimberley. The threat of high bacteria levels, other pollutants and poor visibility are the culprits, according to Hays County Parks. The popular swimming area will be closed for the foreseeable
(This article was written in 2022. To see a list of Fourth of July events for Tuesday, July 4, 2023, click here. Best place to see fireworks in Canyon Lake this Fourth of July holiday weekend? The lake. The Lodge at Turkey
Editor’s Note: To order a sign for your home, contact Comal County Signs (830) 521-7276 (see ad below). Canyon Lake firefighters no longer produce customized signs for area residents. New to the area – or just hard to find? Be prepared for
“Skyrockets with sticks” and “missiles with fins” are out for Fourth of July in Canyon Lake. Comal County is under extreme drought conditions and county commissioners aren’t taking chances with fireworks that explode in the air, potentially sparking wildfires. On June 14
Comal County Young Democrats headed to New Braunfels Main Plaza yesterday to express their outrage after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, effectively banning abortion in states like Texas. Twenty-two-year-old Kit Noel, who serves as the group’s media director, said
Staff at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) Canyon Lake office is fed up with the overcrowding, drownings, accidents, chaos and littering on the shoreline of the federal asset it owns and manages. Friday, USACE Canyon Lake Manager Javier Pérez Ortiz
Comal County reported 253 new COVID-19 cases and one death today in its weekly report for June 17-23. Four hospitalizations also were reported. Some 65.24% of county residents are fully vaccinated. The total number of cases reported in the county since March
CRRC’s Food Pantry will be renamed “Dr. James C. Curry Food Pantry” Wednesday to honor the local businessman for his service to the community. A ceremony is planned for 9 a.m. at CRRC, 1917 FM 2673, Canyon, Lake. Curry is the owner
How can you drown if you’re wearing a life jacket? Easily, according to experts from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Coast Guard. After a drowning victim wearing a life jacket was found floating face down in Canyon Lake
There’s more to the Texas drought than water shortages and wildfires. Trees are withering, too. In 2011 drought killed an estimated 300 million trees, 5.6 million of them being urban shade trees Texas A&M Forest Services says trees are taking a hit
