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Canyon Lake Broadcasting will livestream Friday’s ‘Battle of the Backbone’ between the Canyon Lake High School Hawks and the Wimberley High School Texans starting at 6:30 p.m. on Youtube. Click here to watch the away ...
Registration is now underway for Canyon Lake Girls Softball Association’s (CLGSA) fall season, and thanks to the quick response from the community, girls ages four to 14 won’t be sitting on a dugout bench spray-painted ...
by Cory Martelli Canyon Lake Broadcasting – The Voice of the Hawks Canyon Lake Broadcasting (CLB) will broadcast live from Baja BBQ Shack’s back patio, 280 Marina, from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 16. ...
Two Canyon Lake High School athletes signed letters of intent or committed to play their sport of choice at the collegiate level earlier this month at “Spring Signing Day.” Marley Carrizales will play softball for ...
by HilltopNewspaper.com (aka The ReSporter) The ReSporter hopes to have all their fingers this time of year as sports start getting out of hand. Basketball is coming to a close, but maybe not. The ladies ...
by The Hilltop Resporter Canyon Lake will go into their second game of the season against a foe that will be playing their second year of varsity competition. The Hawks were in this same boat ...
The 12th Annual Ken Eubanks Memorial Golf Tournament on July 7 at Lakeside Golf Cub raised $5,400 for the Wounded Warrior Project, a $1,400 increase over 2018. Organizer Terri Eubanks described the tournament as “a ...
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Stop 3009 Vulcan Quarry, the activist group spearheading the fight against Vulcan Materials, argued the quarry would create air pollution, jeopardize the area’s water supply and quality, result in heavy truck traffic, destroy caves and ruin property values.
Today marks the start of the inaugural season of the Canyon Lake High School Winter Guard. Twitter image.
Are the Canyon Lake Boat Ramps Open? | My Canyon Lake
Are the Canyon Lake Boat Ramps Open? | My Canyon Lake
'Are the boat ramps open?' is the number-one question asked by both residents and visitors alike. The answer? Yes -- unless it floods or drought persists.