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The Comal County Senior Citizens Foundation offers games, craft groups and classes to help ease senior loneliness. (Ethan Thomas/Community Impact)
New Braunfels

Senior advocacy group combats isolation in New Braunfels

By Ethan Thomas

The Comal County Senior Citizens Foundation, or CCSCF, is aiming to tackle new funding challenges and senior loneliness one year after its new executive director took over.

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