County Commissioners rescinded Comal County’s burn ban today due to the almost one inch of rain earlier this week. “We hope this gives some relief to those that need to burn,” said spokesperson Cary Zayas. “Please be safe and follow all Texas Commission on Environmental Quality rules.” Wednesday, Fire Marshal Kory Klabunde
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The Greater Edwards Aquifer Alliance (GEAA) and the Bulverde Neighborhood Association say they will
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New Braunfels’ McKenna Foundation awarded $759,852 in grants to 18 Comal County nonprofits specializing in health and
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Read More →“Sadly, effective immediately, all nine County boat ramps are now closed, due to record-low lake levels and
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