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Christopher Green
Christopher Green
Christopher Green attended Texas State University graduating with a degree in journalism. He worked at the University Star for two years. He then worked as a reporter for San Marcos Corridor News. He is now working at Community Impact Newspaper for the Austin Metro reporter position.
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Crews for Comal County Habitat for Humanity work on houses and other housing to provide homes for those in need in Comal County. The rising cost of living locally has the nonprofit seeking solutions for a wide range of the population. (Photos courtesy Comal County Habitat for Humanity)
Nonprofit Comal County Habitat for Humanity connects those in need with housing
On the Grind Coffee is set to open in several new locations in the coming year. (Eric Weilbacher/Community Impact)
Regional coffee drive-thru chain On the Grind to open San Marcos spot
Play It Again Sports in New Braunfels has a large selection of disc golf accessories. (Sierra Martin/Community Impact)
Check out 7 new businesses in the New Braunfels community
The Comal ISD Jingle Bell Run takes place Dec. 10. (Courtesy Comal ISD)
Watch The Nutcracker and 13 more things to do this holiday season in New Braunfels
Falafel and rice at Giza Egyptian Eatery. (Courtesy Giza Egyptian Eatery)
Giza Egyptian Eatery serves fine Egyptian cuisine
New Braunfels city hall
New Braunfels 2023 bond projects move closer to starting
waffle with chicken, egg and avocado
Round Rock restaurant Waffle Love serves Belgian breakfast item for every meal of the day
Crumbl Cookies is serving up desserts in New Braunfels just in time for the holiday season. (Courtesy Crumbl Cookies)
Crumbl Cookies now open in New Braunfels
business owner in fly fishing shop
Lifelong enthusiast offers training courses at Living Waters Fly Fishing
A few of the projects are earmarked in or around the Bay Area. Each will go to bid between 2023 and 2026. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Texas Transportation Commission adopts $85B plan, projects will affect areas in Bay Area
Phase One will include picnic pavilions, a multipurpose pavilion, playgrounds, a great lawn area, a canoe and kayak launch, fishing pier, multipurpose fields, restrooms, parking and about three miles of trails. (Rendering courtesy city of Cedar Park)
Cedar Park to open Lakeline Park prior to end of 2022
photo of the Buda city council dais
Buda City Council enters into agreement in future development of Garison Memorial Park
the dais of NBISD board of trustee members
New Braunfels ISD board discusses mascot options, colors for new high school
Cedar Park Youth League has baseball and softball programs for children ages 4-14. (Courtesy Cedar Park Youth League)
Cedar Park Youth League sees 50 years of baseball, softball success
The annual Sights and Sounds festival returns Dec. 1-3 and Dec. 8-10 in San Marcos. (Zara Flores/Community Impact)
A Veteran's Day parade, charitable 5k run and six other events throughout San Marcos, Buda and Kyle this November & December
mulched bed
Veteran-owned landscaping business finds passion working on Hutto, Pflugerville and Round Rock lawns
Republican Chip Roy has won the election for the U.S. Representative District 21 seat with 206,786 votes, which is 62.91% of total votes cast in the election. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
Republican Chip Roy wins election for U.S. House District 21 seat
Democrat Greg Casar is winner in U.S. House District 35 race
Democrat Greg Casar leads early voting polls for U.S. House District 35
Monica De La Cruz leads the polls in early-voting ballots cast. (Community Impact staff)
Monica De La Cruz wins race for U.S. Representative District 15 seat