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Charlie and his team remove bees from nuisance or dangerous situations. (Courtesy Charlie Bee Company)
Local beekeeper Charlie Agar devoted to protecting pollinators
Bishop Cidercade opened Aug. 28 at 600 E. Riverside Drive in south Central Austin. (Jack Flagler/Community Impact Newspaper)
Residents to select Zilker Train name and more Central Texas news
To the moon and back: New Braunfels resident and astronaut is Texan of the Year
Protesters gather in Austin on May 31. (Christopher Neely/Community Impact Newspaper)
Q&A: Central Texas journalism educators speak on covering protests, remaining neutral in 2020
City of New Braunfels hires first Director of Communications and Community Engagement
Admiral William H. McRaven is a New York Times best selling author. (Courtesy City of New Braunfels)
New Braunfels Library Foundation to host evening reception with Admiral William H. McRaven
Chad Donegan and the Southern Texas PGA secured the 2019 Texas Joe Black Cup in October. (Courtesy City of New Braunfels)
New Braunfels resident earns Southern Texas PGA Bill Strausbaugh award
2019 Rising Stars of New Braunfels announced
Local entrepreneur JT McCormick (right) speaks with Community Impact Newspaper CEO John Garrett on Oct. 24 during the company's 2019 Thrive conference in Pflugerville, Texas.
Coffee With Impact: JT McCormick went from a horrific upbringing to being a CEO
Comal ISD teacher Veronica Castillo, middle-left, was named Bilingual Educator of the Year.
Comal ISD teacher named Bilingual Educator of the Year
Grace Shafer, a junior at NBHS, was named a 2019 UIL State Outstanding Performer as a choir soloist.
New Braunfels High School choir student earns UIL state recognition
Comal County, Braunfels Foundation Trust honor living legends Kyle, Brewer and Boyer
New Braunfels editor Ian Pribanic began working at Community Impact in June.
Happy to live and work in New Braunfels
The Cutcher family built their own tiny home in Comal County after rising rental prices pushed them out of downtown New Braunfels.
Several obstacles greet area owners of tiny homes
James Ogren, a letter carrier at the New Braunfels post office, holds a brown paper bag that includes instructions on how to participate in the annual Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive.
New Braunfels letter carriers encourage public to participate in annual food drive