Comal County property tax payment deadline set for July 1
According to a Comal County press release, July 1 will be the final day county residents can pay delinquent property… >
Float Fest 2019 canceled due to rain-related construction delays
Organizers of the annual Float Fest announced June 21 that this year’s event, set to take place July 20-22, has… >
NBU offices closed July 4
New Braunfels Utilities offices will be closed on Thursday, July 4 in observance of the Independence Day holiday. According to… >
Southernmost portion of SH 130 construction finishes; 85 mph speed limit reinstated
Reconstruction of the 41-mile section of SH 130 between South Austin and northeast of San Antonio wrapped up in June.… >
Blinders Hair Salon continues as a family business in New Braunfels
Larry Blinder did not plan to make a living in the salon industry, but he began his career by cleaning… >
Avery’s Kitchen finds new home in New Braunfels after Hurricane Harvey
The Hernandez family lived in Port Aransas for over 40 years, and they said they never intended to leave—not even… >
Whatadeal: ‘Texas treasure’ Whataburger sells to Chicago-based company
Popular San-Antonio-based burger chain Whataburger, declared an official Texas Treasure by the state legislature in 2001, has sold a majority… >
Schlitterbahn sold for $261M, will continue business in New Braunfels, Galveston
Schlitterbahn, celebrating 40 years as a family owned business based in New Braunfels, announced its sale for $261 million to… >
New Braunfels Utilities aquifer storage and recovery program passes through Texas legislature
A New Braunfels Utilities-supported bill to create an Aquifer Storage and Recovery program awaits Gov. Greg Abbott’s signature after Texas… >
Hill Country Housekeepers coming to New Braunfels
Hill Country Housekeepers will open in June at 2090 N. I-35, Ste. 5113, New Braunfels. The business offers professional, full… >
Dark skies major focus for Hill Country, Comal County
There are few places like the Hill Country when it comes to viewing night skies. And Comal County wants to… >
Village Venue is centerpiece of Freiheit Village development
Village Venue is in the heart of Freiheit Village, and owner Mike Norris said his vision for the development has… >
Texas’ legislative leaders say they have a deal on school finance and property tax reform
Updated at 9:03 p.m. May 23, 2019: This story was updated to reflect the latest information available. By Cassandra Pollock… >
Family owned Iron Horse Bar & Grill supports kid-friendly atmosphere
With a kid-friendly atmosphere complete with a small playground, Iron Horse Bar & Grill strives to be a place where… >
Home prices continue to trend upward in Comal and Guadalupe counties
Comal and Guadalupe County residents received their 2019 home value appraisals in the mail in April from their respective appraisal… >
Tavern in the Gruene has new owners
After 17 years of ownership by the Miles family, Tavern in the Gruene is now owned and operated by Mark… >
Hiccups & Churroholic to offer Asian-fusion cuisine and specialty drinks in Freiheit Village
Hiccups & Churroholic Restaurant & Teahouse will soon open at 2031 Central Plaza, Ste. 103, New Braunfels. The business serves… >
My Salon Suite open in New Braunfels
My Salon Suite, 1928 SH 46, Ste. 105, opened on April 22. The business provides private individual salon suites for… >
CTRMA report: MoPac express lane saves travelers up to 25 minutes of driving time
Updated May 20 at 1:15 p.m. to include more context for when the MoPac improvement project and sound walls projects… >
Lake Dunlap near New Braunfels empties into the Guadalupe River after spillgate fails
A spillgate failure at Lake Dunlap has mostly emptied the 410-acre reservoir on the Guadalupe River southeast of New Braunfels.… >
CAMPO’s governing body approves additional $500 million for I-35 improvement project and more
Correction: this story was updated May 7 to properly reflect the projects that were allotted funding. The Transportation Policy Board,… >
Austin Community College to add second bachelor’s degree program
In the fall 2018 semester, Austin Community College launched its first bachelor’s degree program, seeking to address the nursing shortage… >