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Total annual revenue for nonprofits rose from $56.4 million in 2019 to $82 million in 2021, accounting for a 46% increase, according to the study. (Lauren Canterberry/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
5:05 PM Jun 29, 2022 CDT
New study shows New Braunfels-area nonprofit organizations increased staff, revenue following the pandemic
The joint venture will focus on renewable natural gas using methane collected from organic waste. (Courtesy Rush Enterprises)
Austin
2:40 PM Jan 19, 2022 CST
Cummins completes 50% acquisition of Momentum Fuel Technologies from New Braunfels-based Rush Enterprises
Austin
4:58 PM Dec 6, 2021 CST
New Braunfels businesses face ongoing supply chain issues and rising costs
Meet the candidates running for New Braunfels City Council. (Community Impact Newspaper staff)
Austin
4:53 PM Apr 23, 2021 CDT
Q&A: Meet the candidates running for New Braunfels City Council
Austin
9:15 AM Apr 1, 2021 CDT
New Braunfels housing market struggles to keep pace with skyrocketting demand
A new report shows New Braunfels has added more than $5.4 billion in new-property valuations since 2010. (Image courtesy city of New Braunfels)
Austin
11:37 AM Dec 15, 2020 CST
Economic report for New Braunfels highlights city’s massive growth
Austin
4:25 PM Oct 5, 2020 CDT
Lake Dunlap residents make final push to restore dam
(Courtesy city of New Braunfels)
Austin
6:57 PM Sep 10, 2020 CDT
Outdoor dining opportunities in New Braunfels could expand amid pandemic
Charlie and his team remove bees from nuisance or dangerous situations. (Courtesy Charlie Bee Company)
Austin
12:00 PM Sep 10, 2020 CDT
Local beekeeper Charlie Agar devoted to protecting pollinators
Rockin R in New Braunfels is a river outfitter with a location along the Guadalupe River. (Warren Brown/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
11:00 AM Sep 8, 2020 CDT
River-based economies in Hays, Comal counties are struggling to make ends meet
Hays County and Bexar County told businesses they must require masks, but Comal County and New Braunfels have yet to follow suit as the spread of COVID-19 accelerates. (Ian Pribanic/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
8:11 PM Jun 21, 2020 CDT
New Braunfels and Comal County officials acknowledge surge in COVID-19 cases; neighboring counties take action
Businesses in New Braunfels can apply for the small business grant program. (Warren Brown/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
12:23 PM Jun 15, 2020 CDT
New Braunfels' small business grant program now accepting applications
Hundreds of tourists and New Braunfels residents socialized at Prince Solms Park on Memorial Weekend, May 23-25. (Warren Brown/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
4:42 PM Jun 9, 2020 CDT
New Braunfels aims to balance tourism and the pandemic
The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce has named a Small Business Person of the Year annually since 1990. (Courtesy Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce)
Austin
12:42 PM May 19, 2020 CDT
New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce to announce 2020 Small Business Person of the Year
(Chance Flowers/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
2:15 PM May 15, 2020 CDT
New Braunfels faces unprecedented economic crunch from coronavirus
New Braunfels will not change its stay-at-home order, which is set to expire at the end of April. (Ian Pribanic/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
4:38 PM Apr 17, 2020 CDT
Updated: New Braunfels stay-at-home order to remain unchanged after Abbott's orders
RESULTS FROM SPONSORED STORIES
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Why right now is the perfect time to go solar with Divided Sky Roofing & Solar
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5:25 PM
Executive search firm Blackshaw Partners moves flagship office to Frisco
two rotary members filling bags with books
Sponsored
3:30 PM
Rotary helping Houstonians find avenues to make the world a better place
Todd Nelson, founder of the Nelson Family Life Foundation, greets one of the 100 sculptors from the Shona Sculpture Gallery in Harare, Zimbabwe, commissioned to interpret the word "love" in stone for a charity auction this summer. (Courtesy Nelson Family Life Foundation)
Sponsored
5:35 PM
‘Sculpting the Future’ online auction to benefit Round Rock nonprofits
RESULTS FROM MORNING BREAKDOWN STORIES
Rendering of MP Materials' planned manufacturing facility in Texas
Podcast
4:30 AM
AllianceTexas welcomes magnetics giant & fire safety experts warn of risks ahead of July 4th
Photo of Austin City Council mid-vote
Podcast
3:30 AM
Austin approves guaranteed income pilot program
RESULTS FROM OTHER COMMUNITIES
Houston
9:20 AM
Cy-Fair housing prices remain high due to low inventory, rising mortgage rates
Legacy is a single-family rental community in Pflugerville. More than a dozen new SFR communities are coming to the area by 2025. (Brian Rash/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
7:40 AM
Single-family rental home market in Williamson County booming
Mayor Ron Nirenberg speaks during the unveiling of the State of San Antonio's Tech Industry economic effect study June 29 at Tech Port Center and Arena. (Courtesy Tech Bloc)
San Antonio
2:14 PM
Report: San Antonio’s technology industry continues growth
The city's Rutherford Lane Campus, which could be redeveloped into police, fire and emergency medical services facilities, is home to several department offices. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact Newspaper)
Austin
11:15 AM
Austin eyes police relocation from downtown HQ to future northeast public safety campus
Residents take part in one of the San Anto Cultural Arts' community paint day in May at 2120 El Paso St. The San Antonio Department of Arts and Culture hopes to bolster the local arts community with a round of arts recovery grants funded by a new infusion of federal pandemic relief money. (Courtesy city of San Antonio)
San Antonio
9:27 AM
Applications being accepted for San Antonio’s ARPA 4 Arts Grant Program
TOMAGWA HealthCare Ministries, a safety net clinic serving the Tomball, Magnolia and Waller area, is in the process of transitioning to a federally qualified health center, a designation that will allow the clinic to receive additional state and federal funding and bring more robust services to the community. (Anna Lotz/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
7:07 PM
Legislature adds $20M to grant program slated to help community health centers statewide, including TOMAGWA
Consumer prices rose 8.3% nationwide from February 2021 to February 2022—the highest rate of inflation since January 1982, according to a Greater Houston Partnership analysis of U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data. (Ronald Winters/Community Impact Newspaper)
Houston
7:50 AM
Spring businesses battle inflation, supply shortages
Sarah Esserlieu Khalil, Centro San Antonio economic development director, addressed San Antonio City Council on June 23, explaining her nonprofit’s support for the city’s plan to provide $30 million-plus in federal pandemic relief funds to help struggling local small businesses in downtown and citywide. (Courtesy city of San Antonio)
San Antonio
6:12 PM
San Antonio adopts $30.9M small-business recovery plan
University of Texas at San Antonio officials and its supporters said the university’s new Tier One research designation allows the institution to better capitalize on opportunities that could raise the level of education, research and economic development across the area. (Courtesy University of Texas at San Antonio)
San Antonio
4:18 PM
Tier One status helps University of Texas at San Antonio lift economy, workforce
Houston
5:50 AM
Local food banks see growing demand due to inflation