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Early voting for the May 6 Comal ISD bond package and board of trustee election begins April 24 and runs through May 1. Polls are set up at Bulverde City Hall, Comal County Elections Office ...
Voters head to the polls May 6 to decide the fate of a $263.5 million Comal ISD bond referendum that would add two new high schools to the rapidly growing school system.
Over 800 Comal ISD students have now created profiles on Scholly, an easy-to-use website that helps students find and apply for college scholarships. For more information about Scholly, or to sign up for a free ...
A Comal ISD student-produced art exhibit about New Braunfels goes on display at UTSA Institute of Texan Cultures, 801 E. Cesar E. Chavez Blvd., a short distance from the Alamo and River Walk. “Our Community: ...
Canyon Lake Hawks welcome their second straight opponent this Friday for the first time as Austin Reagan last week and Giddings tonight take their first road trip to this part of the hill country. Read more ...
Canyon High School (CHS) 2016 graduate Nick Esqueda earned recognition as a 2016 outstanding performer at the UIL Texas State Percussion Solo Contest earlier this month. Comal ISD says approximately 100,000 students participated in regional UIL music ...
Congratulations to Jimmy Walker, a 1997 Canyon High School graduate, for capturing the fourth and final major golf championship of the year – the PGA Championship at historic Baltusrol Golf Club in Springfield Township, New ...
Comal ISD earned a five-star rating in June from Texas Smart Schools, an online collaboration between former State Comptroller Susan Combs and Texas A&M. The district is one of 44 independent school districts, statewide, to ...
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Camp Huaco Springs, 4150 River Rd., New Braunfels, has nearly a half-mile of bank access along alternating pools and riffles on the Guadalupe River. The bank is gently sloped and rocky and anglers can wade fish both upstream and downstream, or fish from the bank. There is a low-water dam at the upper end of the property and a deep pool at the lower end.
TPWD Leases 'No Fee' Access for Anglers | My Canyon Lake
TPWD has leased a public access area on the Guadalupe River to help anglers target rainbow trout during the peak of the cool-weather fishing season.Comal County commissioners will discuss and consider approval of Tax Assessor-Collector’s Monthly Collection Report – November 2019 at their weekly meeting on Thursday.
Master naturalist Brian Trock captured this "Sleepy Orange" pollinating his lemon tree.
