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Comal County breaks ground on $8.65M mental health facility

By Shaheryar Khan

Comal County broke ground on the Comal County Mental Health Extended Observation Unit and Crisis Residential Unit Facility in New Braunfels on Dec. 12.

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Officials with SouthStar Communities are advancing the Mayfair Development in New Braunfels. (Courtesy SouthStar Communities)

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The entrance to Mitchell's Landing at Classen-Steubing Ranch Park at 20202 Hardy Oak Blvd., San Antonio. (Thalia Guzman/Community Impact)

Inclusive park Mitchell’s Landing to open Nov. ...

Published 2:52 PM | Nov 25, 2024 CST

New apartment complex Greyson Luxury Living now leasing

The current NBU headquarters, located by the plaza in downtown New Braunfels. (Community Impact staff)

Updated 4:59 PM | Nov 25, 2024 CST

NBU relocating customer solutions center to old police headquarters

New Braunfels will start improvements at the last public exit of the Comal River to make it safer and more accessible for river users. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)

Published 5:09 PM | Nov 20, 2024 CST

Two Comal River maintenance projects set to begin construction

Revitalization of the West End neighborhood on West San Antonio Street in New Braunfels is in motion with the West End Area Plan. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)

Published 6:00 AM | Nov 20, 2024 CST

West End Area Plan charts path for neighborhood revitalization

Continental is planning to expand its New Braunfels automotive manufacturing location. (Courtesy Continental)

Published 5:41 PM | Nov 18, 2024 CST

Continental considers expansion of New Braunfels manufacturing facility

Published 3:34 PM | Nov 1, 2024 CDT

Major San Antonio development projects capitalize on growth

The New Braunfels Youth Collaborative broke ground Oct. 18 for the Mill Street Youth Center in downtown New Braunfels. (Courtesy New Braunfels Youth Collaborative)

Published 5:19 PM | Oct 25, 2024 CDT

Mill Street Youth Center breaks ground in New Braunfels

The project will reconstruct the channel to accommodate heavy waterflow during storms. (Parks Kugle/Community Impact)

Published 2:58 PM | Oct 22, 2024 CDT

San Antonio city officials to eliminate low-water crossing along Pike Road

The project will rehabilitate and add improvements to the existing park and recent land acquisition areas. (Parks Kugle/Community Impact)

Published 12:00 AM | Oct 22, 2024 CDT

San Antonio city officials to rehabilitate Eisenhower Park

Oakwood Church announced a $29 million expansion project to increase worship space and classrooms for its growing congregation in New Braunfels. (Courtesy Oakwood Church)

Published 5:37 PM | Oct 15, 2024 CDT