Walnut Springs News

About four miles south of Clifton on Texas 6 I spotted a historical marker for "Election Oak." After Bosque County was formed in 1854 this oak tree was the site of one of three polling places for the first election in the county.

Kathy Kenney and Jana Cervantes are just beginning their new roles as leaders in the New Braunfels Independent School District.

Phyllis McNelly, 63, of Rochester, passed away Thursday, June 11, 2009 in Wichita Fall.

The City's application for Bureau of Justice Administration funding available under the Edward Byrne Memorial Justice Assistance Grant: Local Solicitation is available at this link.

The City will continue to encourage and support revitalization and preservation of our historic downtown.

Residents are encouraged to drop off their bulky items such as mattresses, sofas, and other large materials from 8am-noon. Drop off bulky items at Waste Managementa TMs Comal County Landfill at 1000 Kohlenberg Road or at one of the Citya TMs four drop-off sites: Walnut Springs Elementary School New Braunfels City Hall Center for Entrepreneurship ...

Mr. and Mrs. James M. Sorenson celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday at a luncheon and reception in their honor at Trinity Lutheran Church.

The first of what looks to be several waves of incoming money from the newly signed economic stimulus bill is about to wash into Guadalupe County.

By SCOTT TYLER H-P Sports Editor NACODOCHES - The Oakwood Lady Panthers will get a rematch with District 24-A foe Neches for the right to go to the state tournament.

Fathers Pedro Hernandez and Barry Needle are just two of the 60,000 fathers across the country who have joined the Watch D.O.G.S program.

Are the possible UFO sightings starting again near Stephenville? A family in the tiny town of Walnut Springs thinks so.

Speculation abounds as to why unknown objects continue to fly in the skies over Erath County.

After years of field trips to the Alamo, fourth- graders from the New Braunfels Independent School District will not be taking the annual excursion this spring as part of their Texas history curriculum.

Texas Ranger Capt. Robert Hall and his father-in-law John G. King helped to settle the town of Walnut Springs, later Seguin, in 1838.

While most elementary students were outside playing or watching cartoons, third-grader MiEbony White was helping make dinner and doing the dishes.