Water levels are holding steady in the City of Blanco, which was forced to implement Stage 6 drought restrictions Friday after a small pipe break in Texas Water Company’s (TWC) system nearly drained the town’s water supplies. The city is now in Stage 5 drought contingency, but is asking residential, commercial, wholesale,
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The Texas Water Company (TWC) today moved customers in Comal, Blanco, Kendall, Bandera and
Read More →Temperatures will remain above 100 degrees through Sunday, but the weather forecast for Tye
Read More →Another Canyon Lake boat ramp will close this week due to drought. Potter’s Creek Park Ramp #20 east,
Read More →City water tanks are full again in Blanco but the Stallion Tank, located several miles south of town
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Comal County road crews are busy with repairs at Boat Ramp #6 this week. The last section
Read More →Canyon Lake is the 19th most popular destination for boaters in the United States according to a
Read More →The League of Women Voters of the Comal Area hosts a town hall Tuesday about two proposed
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Residents living in the Canyon Lake area will not see an unbroken ‘ring of fire’ during Saturday’s
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