Comal County commissioners Thursday extended the current burn ban for another 90 days. Comal County’s Keetch-Byram Drought Index (KBDI) was 703 on Wednesday. The burn ban normally goes into effect when the KBDI reaches 500. “We’re just not getting any significant rainfall,” Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde said. Showers “here and there” aren’t
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There were no election-day surprises in Comal County. According to unofficial results, Canyon Lake’s
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Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) says it will release 20,528 eight- to 11-inch
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Two Canyon Lake High School (CLHS) students today signed national letters of intent to play college sports. Track
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An ongoing legal battle to prevent the nation’s largest producer of construction aggregates from turning a former Comal
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On Wednesday, a cute puppy with a raised paw and the words, “I’m sorry” popped up on
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A New Braunfels man who allegedly threatened his girlfriend and took her car was captured Monday by
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Twenty-two military veterans die by suicide every day. To raise awareness about this awful statistic, Comal County’s
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Makenzie Knipe, daughter of Canyon Lake residents Sunnye and Rick Knipe, was named a finalist in a
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