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This organic grocer is opening soon in New Braunfels, bringing organic groceries and more to the community with its 62nd location in Texas.
New Braunfels City Council approved the first reading of an ordinance rezoning a 72.097-acre property east of the Walmart Distribution Center at a regular meeting Nov. 24, allowing for the expansion of the regional hub.
The Comal ISD board of trustees approved the submission of a low-attendance waiver for Canyon Middle and High schools to preserve funding at a regular board meeting Nov. 20. The waiver was recommended by district staff after a threat to the campuses caused attendance to dip below daily averages Oct. 10, agenda documents state. The threat was posted to social media, but was later investigated by authorities and determined to be unfounded, according to the district.
The city of New Braunfels is inviting community members to share thoughts on how to update the city’s long-term growth strategy, Envision New Braunfels, at an open house, according to a news release.
The Dec. 4 ruling, which overturned a lower court injunction issued two weeks earlier, comes just four days before the deadline for Texas candidates to file to run in the March primary elections.
Year over year, the number of homes sold decreased in the 78108, 78154 and 78233 ZIP codes, according to the most recent data compiled by the San Antonio Board of Realtors.
Texas voters will see 15 statewide races on the ballot in 2026, from a U.S. senator and top state officials to seven state judges.
