Stay informed about the latest local news in New Braunfels, including NBISD and CISD coverage, city council news and the local housing market, as well as the latest business and development updates affecting your community.
From library openings to new sewing spaces, check out these top stories for the week of Oct. 27-31.
Comal ISD is building a new campus for its Life Bridges Transition Program, as local businesses like Ollie's Bargain Outlet and a new pizza parlor are set to open in the area.
Several voter-approved projects are underway across Comal ISD, as the district works to keep up with student enrollment growth and improve existing infrastructure, according to an update to the board of trustees Oct. 23.
Texas food banks are expanding their operations to meet increased demand as thousands of federal workers go without pay and SNAP benefits are expected to be delayed due to the federal government shutdown, according to Feeding Texas, the statewide network of food banks.
Advocates are encouraging Texas voters to approve State Proposition 14, a proposed constitutional amendment that would allow the state to spend $3 billion to launch the Dementia Prevention and Research Institute of Texas.
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Year over year, the number of homes sold decreased in the 78108, 78148 and 78233 ZIP codes but increased in the 78154 ZIP code, according to data from the San Antonio Board of Realtors.
With the snip of the ribbon, John Newcombe Country Club officially opened its adult padel programs Oct. 29, expanding on its tennis ranch and fitness facilities.
