Unofficial election results show 18% of Comal County’s 146,372 registered voters cast ballots in the Nov. 4 Constitutional Amendments Election. Comal County’s Elections Office said 26,526 people voted. They approved all of the 17 propositions on the ballot: Proposition 1
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Canyon Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kim Collora went to a Bulverde dentist to get her teeth cleaned the other day and was surprised when staff complimented her about the new mural painted on the FM 2673 side
Agriculture students at Canyon Lake High School (CLHS) met their four-legged projects at “gotcha days”
Tuesday, Nov. 4 is Election Day, and Comal County residents can vote at any of
Canyon Lake’s too far-flung and hilly for most little ghosts and goblins so businesses and
Early voting for the Nov. 4 uniform election ends Friday, Oct. 31. On the ballot
The Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area (HSNBA) is literally out of space. In
The CRRC of Canyon Lake says its Food Pantry and warehouse are stocked with shelf-stable
Canyon Lake High School (CLHS) choir soloist Jackson Alvarez was named a 2025 Outstanding Performer
Op-Ed by Rachel Hanes Policy Director Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance The Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance
A blue wave washed up on the predominantly red Republican shores of Canyon Lake Thursday. The parking lot was packed and it was standing room only inside St. Francis by the Lake Episcopal Church’s large room for ‘Let’s Talk Canyon Lake,” a candidate forum for Democrats running in the March 3 primary election. Organizer Russell Marinelli, who chairs Precinct 104
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A Canyon Lake man who says he was roughed up, sprayed with
Democratic parties and organizations from Comal, Hays and Blanco counties host Let’s
New Braunfels High School students are planning a melt_ice_nbwalkout Friday afternoon. They
Speaking at a candidate forum today, Comal County Republican Party Chair Anita
Unofficial election results show 18% of Comal County’s 146,372 registered voters cast ballots in the Nov. 4 Constitutional Amendments Election. Comal County’s Elections Office said 26,526 people voted. They approved all of the 17 propositions on the ballot: Proposition 1 Creation of
Canyon Lake Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Kim Collora went to a Bulverde dentist to get her teeth cleaned the other day and was surprised when staff complimented her about the new mural painted on the FM 2673 side of the
Agriculture students at Canyon Lake High School (CLHS) met their four-legged projects at “gotcha days” this fall. As many as 40 CLHS students are raising cattle, pigs, goats, sheep, poultry, and rabbits at the school’s ag barn. They provide the necessary care
Tuesday, Nov. 4 is Election Day, and Comal County residents can vote at any of 25 polling locations. Some 13,929 of the county’s estimated 144,000 voters participated in early voting. On the ballot are 17 constitutional amendments, including billions of dollars in
Canyon Lake’s too far-flung and hilly for most little ghosts and goblins so businesses and organizations will line FM 2673 in Sattler to hand out candy to the hundreds expected to trick-or-treat at the event from 5-8 p.m. today, Oct. 31. “It’s
Early voting for the Nov. 4 uniform election ends Friday, Oct. 31. On the ballot are 17 proposed state constitutional amendments, as well as local and special elections. Comal County residents can vote at any polling location: Comal County Elections Office, 396
The Humane Society of the New Braunfels Area (HSNBA) is literally out of space. In just 29 days, 487 pets have come through its doors, compared to 277 pets in October 2024. “It’s an unprecedented level of intake, and we are completely
The CRRC of Canyon Lake says its Food Pantry and warehouse are stocked with shelf-stable foods as the U.S. government prepares to cut off Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits Saturday, Nov. 1. “Forward-thinking preparation” and strong partnerships with the San Antonio
Canyon Lake High School (CLHS) choir soloist Jackson Alvarez was named a 2025 Outstanding Performer at this summer’s Texas UIL State Solo-Ensemble Contest. He and eight other music students were recognized by the Comal ISD Board of Trustees at their regular meeting
Op-Ed by Rachel Hanes Policy Director Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance The Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance (GEAA) supports Proposition 4 on the statewide ballot, and we encourage all voters to vote “for” it. Texas faces many challenges to its water supply, including enduring
