Monday Nov 9 | The New Braunfels Herald
Residents continue to pencil their signatures on a petition to force a bond election for the proposed downtown county justice center.
County pleads case for new justice center
County officials made their case once again for the proposed $36-million Comal County Justice Center at a public meeting in Garden Ridge Thursday night.
EDITOR'S NOTE: The following men and women are being recognized for their enlistment, promotions or duty changes within various branches of the U.S. Armed Forces.
Millikin won't seek re-election
Comal County Commissioner Jay Millikin will not seek re-election in 2010. The veteran public official said Tuesday he would forgo a possible run for county judge and 'mosey on the down the road' to retirement when his term as county commissioner expires in December of next year.
Garden Ridge 50% off Sale on Halloween and Fall Harvest Decorations
If you haven't been to Garden Ridge in Irondale you should make a point to stop buy.
Schertz aims to complete new rec center by January
If everything goes as planned, construction on the new $7.2 million Schertz recreation center should be completed by the first of year, according to the city's engineer.
Metrocom Chamber briefs - Oct. 1
'Taste' just days away The Taste of the Metrocom is coming October 14 at Live Oak Civic Center! Tickets will be on sale by the time you read this at the chamber office, Live Oak Civic Center and RE/MAX Access in Garden Ridge.
Schertz council backs commuter rail effort
When it comes to regional commuter rail, the city of Schertz is still on board. The Schertz City Council Sept.
'People love their pets,' Chandler Gray says. She and her husband, Bob, knew this when they started their business DogWatch of Central Texas, LLC, a pet containment system, in 2004.
Pleasant weather predicted for parade
Tuesday ushered in some wet weather and cooler temperatures, but forecasters said it should clear up in time for the Comal County Fair Parade on Friday.
Local tax revenue remains steady
Sales tax revenues remained almost steady in New Braunfels and Comal County, but statewide Texas sales tax revenue was down 12.5 percent compared to a year ago.
New Schertz library 20 times size of original
Jeff Duffield, a former Schertz city councilman, checks out a book Saturday morning from library clerk Karen Bowerman at the new Schertz Public Library grand opening.
Hezel specialized in organizational, industrial psychology
John Hezel: Helped companies build culture. John Donald Hezel Born: Sept. 10, 1934, in Creve Coeur, Mo.
Northeast police reports - July 16
Converse July 7: 700 block of South Seguin Street, someone in a red van was recorded picking the locks on vacuum machines at a car wash.
City reviewing final plans for GR school
Depending on city and state approval, the Comal Independent School District hopes to start construction within the next few weeks on the new Garden Ridge elementary school.
The state's most recent monthly sales tax revenues dropped 11.2 percent from a year ago, the latest sign that the recession is infecting Texas.
New Braunfels man pleads guilty to robberies
A 27-year-old New Braunfels man has admitted robbing a string of banks and convenience stores, including a bank in Garden Ridge last fall, the U.S. attorney's office said.
If temperatures keep soaring into the triple digits and the Edwards Aquifer keeps dropping, Stage 3 restrictions are looming for some Metrocom communities.
Metrocom awaits July 4 arrival
From fireworks to parades to antique cars, people in the Metrocom will find plenty to do and see during the July Fourth weekend.
Madeline Anz Slay Architecture PLLC has earned a spot on the Inner City 100 list - which honors the 100 fastest-growing firms doing business in the country's inner cities.