Strategies to control local wildlife populations can help manage waterway bacteria levels and vehicle collisions involving deer. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)
New Braunfels council hears potential wildlife management strategies to address bacteria in waterways
Several new businesses, including Mojo Coffee, are making their way to Round Rock. (Brooke Sjoberg/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: 10 businesses now open or coming soon to Round Rock; Main Street Food Hall plans in Frisco fall through and more top news
As Houston ISD officials continue to discuss details of a five-year strategic plan designed to reshape how the district operates, new details were released March 31 for what the changes could mean at the campus level. (Shawn Arrajj/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Houston ISD releases details on campus-level staffing for 2022-23 school year under proposed hybrid model and more top news
Sal-O-Mon owner Oscar Gomez stands with his son Angel. They relocated the restaurant in February. (Photos by Warren Brown/Community Impact Newspaper)
Authentic Mexican fare spot with posh wine list Sal-O-Mon moves to New Braunfels
Median household income in New Braunfels barely notched up in the same time period that median home prices rose by more than 23%. (Graphic by Rachal Russell/Community Impact Newspaper)
New Braunfels organizations address housing insecurity as prices soar
Voters wait outside the New Braunfels Knights of Columbus Hall to vote in this November file photo. (Eric Weilbacher/Community Impact Newspaper)
Q&A: Get to know who’s running for New Braunfels City Council Districts 1 and 2 ahead of May 7 election
Little Italy Brick Oven Pizza opened March 18 at 2700 W. Pecan St., Ste. 950, Pflugerville. (Brian Rash/Community Impact Newspaper)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Little Italy Brick Oven Pizza now open in Pflugerville; Zoes Kitchen closes The Woodlands Market Street location and more top news
Participating residents pledge to reduce their water and energy consumption throughout April. (Courtesy New Braunfels Utilities)
New Braunfels joins National Mayor's Challenge for Water Conservation throughout April
CIS-SCT serves seven school districts in Comal, Caldwell, Gonzales, Guadalupe and Hays counties. (Courtesy CIS-SCT)
Annual fundraiser benefiting Communities in Schools to take place April 2
Mikki's Soulfood Cafe is launching its food truck service in different areas around Greater Houston. (Courtesy Mikki's Soulfood Cafe)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Mikki's Soulfood Cafe debuts Greater Houston-area food truck service; Popshelf retail store coming to McKinney and more top news
The theme for the 2022 Through the Chute race and exhibit is “Water safety: how to recreate safely in and around water.” (Courtesy New Braunfels Parks and Rec)
Race through the chute in a cardboard canoe and 9 other things in April to do around New Braunfels
The new store will be more than 30,000 square feet larger than the original location. (Lauren Canterberry/Community Impact Newspaper)
New Braunfels H-E-B to debut in spring; Via 313 serving pizzas in Cedar Park and more Central Texas business news
Renewal of a contract between the Comal County Public Health Department and Texas Department of State Health Services is also on the agenda. (Community Impact Newspaper)
Commissioners Court expected to declare April as Child Abuse Prevention Awareness Month
The Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metro area ranks No. 1 in numeric population growth nationwide. (Courtesy Canva)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: Collin, Denton, Tarrant counties see population increases; Goode Co. Barbeque to reopen Hwy. 290 location and more top news
The approximately 1,880-acre mixed-use development is slated to break ground this spring. (Courtesy City of New Braunfels)
First sector plan approved for Mayfair development in New Braunfels
With many students having taken classes online due to the pandemic, districts will still have access to necessary funding despite not having as many students in person. (Courtesy Unsplash)
Gov. Greg Abbott, Texas Education Agency announce funding adjustment for districts affected by COVID-19
The blow dry franchise launched its "no cuts, no color" concept in 2007 and features only blowouts. (Courtesy Blo Blow Dry Bar)
CI TEXAS ROUNDUP: 5 businesses and restaurants coming to Southlake, Grapevine; Via 313 opens Cedar Park restaurant and more top news
The proposed rezoning was postponed to the upcoming April 25 meeting. (Courtesy City of New Braunfels)
Proposed 10-acre rezoning on Barbarosa Road in New Braunfels postponed following resident opposition
Airlines are now being requested to fly with extra fuel than they normally would, according to a statement from ABIA. (Claire Shoop/Community Impact Newspaper)
ABIA receives fuel shortage alert; no passengers yet affected