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New Braunfels

New Braunfels-based McKenna Foundation distributes over $1.4M in 2024

By Shaheryar Khan

The McKenna Foundation board of trustees approved $108,000 in grants during its final grant making session for 2024, bringing the year’s total grants to over $1.4 million.

Hollywood Park City Council discusses new department ...

Top Restaurant News

Chipotle offers create-your-own, Mexican-inspired food including quesadillas, burritos, tacos, salads, bowls and more.. (Courtesy Chipotle)

Northeast San Antonio Metrocom

Chipotle explores options for Schertz location

New Braunfels

Monterrey Cafe serves up comfort Tex-Mex and ...

Northeast San Antonio Metrocom

New Japanese restaurant now serving ramen in ...

North San Antonio

Chick-fil-A to open Stone Oak Parkway location ...

North San Antonio

Frida Mexican Restaurant & Bar appears to ...

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Development

New Braunfels

Two Comal River maintenance projects set to begin construction

By Shaheryar Khan

The last public exit improvement project and Landa Lake Dam improvement project, funded by the New Braunfels Economic Development Corporation, will begin Dec. 12 and in January 2025 respectively.

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Education

Northeast San Antonio Metrocom

Bezos Academy opens tuition-free preschool at Northeast Lakeview College

By Jarrett Whitener

The preschool operates on a lottery-based system for those who are at 400% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines and have children aged 3-to-5.

Top Transportation News

At the Airport Advisory Commission meeting on Nov. 18, Assistant Director of Aviation Ryan Rocha gave a presentation detailing new features designed to ease travel ahead of the holiday season. Courtesy Adobe Stock)

North San Antonio

Airport Advisory Commission outlines parking availability at ...

Northeast San Antonio Metrocom

ICYMI: Check out 4 transportation stories in ...

Northeast San Antonio Metrocom

Live Oak City Council approves engineering services ...

As part of the I-35 Northeast Expansion Program, Texas Department of Transportation announced a weekend long road closure.(Courtesy Adobe Stock)

North San Antonio

I-35 NEX Program announces weekend closures

As of Nov. 11, Delta Airlines is offering nonstop service from San Antonio International Airport to Boston Logan International Airport. Courtesy Adobe Stock)

North San Antonio

Delta Airlines launches nonstop service from San ...

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Government

Northeast San Antonio Metrocom

Runoff election for Cibolo City Council Place 6 to be held Dec. 14

By Jarrett Whitener

Early voting for the runoff will be held Dec. 2-6 and Dec. 9-10 from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. each day. Election day will be Dec. 14 from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Cibolo Fire Station No. 2 will serve as the polling location.

Top Business News

New Braunfels

Rosie Lynn's now open in New Braunfels

Jack Brown Cleaners is now closed at 23522 Wilderness Oak, San Antonio. (Courtesy Canva)

North San Antonio

Jack Brown Cleaners closes at Wilderness Oak

Laird's Hideaway is located at 14181 FM 306, Canyon Lake. (Courtesy Laird's Hideaway)

New Braunfels

Pickleball courts now open at Laird’s Hideaway ...

New Beginnings Family Aesthetics offers nonsurgical hair restoration with exosome therapy and stem cell treatments. (Courtesy New Beginnings Family Aesthetics) (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

North San Antonio

Stem cell therapy now offered at New ...

Richard Britt fixes a scooter at Restoring Mobility's service repair location. (Courtesy Restoring Mobility)

New Braunfels

Restoring Mobility offers accessibility solutions in New ...

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Texas Legislature

South Central Austin

Texas education board signals support for first state-developed elementary curriculum

By Hannah Norton

Proponents say the state textbooks will help close student achievement gaps, while critics argue frequent biblical references in the materials could isolate some students. The board will take a final vote Nov. 22.