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Winter weather is causing delays and closures for New Braunfels city services following a winter storm warning, according to a news release. (Amira Van Leeuwen/Community Impact)

Winter storm disrupts city services in New Braunfels, warming centers open for residents

By Shaheryar Khan

Winter weather is causing delays and closures for New Braunfels city services as a winter storm warning remains in effect through Jan. 21

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