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Three Republican candidates have filed for the Precinct 2 Comal County commissioner position, set to compete in the March 3 primaries.
New Braunfels City Council approved the first reading of a zoning change for nearly 6 acres at the intersection of Gruene Road and Hanz Drive during a regular meeting Jan. 12. The approval of the first reading was the next step for a proposed boutique hotel and the reopening of Tavern in the Gruene.
As December comes to a close, here are the top Community Impact San Antonio stories for the week of Dec. 22-26. From North East ISD approving a new calendar to new businesses opening across San Antonio, here are five trending stories.
Comal County property owners have until early February to pay their 2025 property tax bills without incurring penalties or interest, according to a Jan. 12 news release from the Comal County Tax Office.
Texas-based filmmakers and actors advocated for expanded film incentive funding during last year’s state legislative session and have recently celebrated Texas’ 10-year commitment to the industry.
The number of homes sold decreased in both New Braunfels ZIP codes year over year in November, according to the most recent data compiled by the Four Rivers Association of Realtors.
Katherine Culbert, Hawk Dunlap, Bo French, James "Jim" Matlock and Jim Wright are vying for the Republican nomination for a seat on the state railroad commission. Jon Rosenthal is running uncontested in the Democratic primary.
