4-story mixed-use development coming to downtown New Braunfels
Construction for a new 4-story mixed-use condominium development named The Neue is anticipated to begin in early 2026, according to a June 3 New Braunfels Downtown Association presentation from Lindsey Gillum, managing partner of Gillum Properties.
Project overview
The 72,000 square-foot project will be located at 699 W. San Antonio St. and developed by Seals Family Properties and Gillum Development.
Read the full story by Editor Amira Van Leeuwen.
Gov. Greg Abbott signs cybersecurity bill establishing state command center
The future of cybersecurity in Texas has taken shape in San Antonio.
On June 2, Gov. Greg Abbott signed House Bill 150 into law, establishing the Texas Cyber Command at The University of Texas at San Antonio. The command center will take over much of Texas’ digital security responsibilities.
What they said
At the UTSA San Pedro I building in San Antonio, Abbott explained his reasoning behind the command center’s creation.
Read the full story by Reporter Thomas Leffler.
Wafflelicious opens in New Braunfels
Wafflelicious, a new breakfast and lunch restaurant, opened its doors on May 16 at 2188 Hwy. 46, Ste. 109, in New Braunfels.
The backstory
German immigrants David and Franziska Krinniger moved to New Braunfels from Munich seven years ago and wanted to open a space where everyone felt welcome.
Read the full story by Reporter Andrew Creelman.
New Braunfels to evaluate curbside green waste recycling program
The city of New Braunfels is evaluating its curbside green waste recycling program following a May 15 vote from Comal County Commissioners to no longer accept green waste at the county’s recycling center.
Green waste includes grass clippings, weeds and leaves, according to a news release.
What you need know
The May 15 decision formalizes a change in policy that has been in place since December. The change was prompted by a surplus of mulch the county already has on hand and other issues with contamination, particularly from green waste bags, according to the news release.
Read the full story by Editor Amira Van Leeuwen.
Schertz releases new garbage, recycling pickup schedules for residents
Starting the week of June 30, the city of Schertz will transitioning from Republic Services to Frontier Waste Solutions, following an agreement approved by Schertz City Council on April 1. Monthly costs for services will increase from $14.46 to $19.20.
Current situation
The city posted its updated schedules for pickup on social media May 30, along with reminders for residents about the transition to Frontier Waste Solutions services.
Read the full story by Reporter Thomas Leffler.
