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We’re counting down our top 10 stories of the year as they were covered in the pages of the Herald-Zeitung. Here are Nos. 5 & 6 of the countdown:

New Braunfels ISD had a dilemma recently. It was faced with the choice of breaking from tradition and giving the upcoming students at Long Creek High School the chance to

Santa came early for New Braunfels ISD when the board of trustees decided to gift the future Long Creek High School community with a dragon for its new mascot.

It’s back to the drawing board for New Braunfels ISD after the latest community survey revealed an overwhelming majority of survey takers said they wanted a unique mascot for the

NBISD has been working towards a decision regarding the mascot and colors of Long Creek High School (LCHS), NBISD’s second high school opening in 2024. Earlier this fall, NBISD provided

The mascot question is weighing heavily on the minds of New Braunfels residents — even more so on the minds of those holding the fate of the Unicorn in their

New Braunfels ISD polled the community and the people have spoken — they want to carry on the tradition by making the new high school’s mascot the Unicorns.

Heading into the holiday season, full-time New Braunfels ISD teachers, faculty and staff will receive a $1,500 payment — and part-time employees will get a $750 payment — as part

New Braunfels ISD rolled out a new program Monday that grants educators opportunities to earn more money by completing online courses.

University of Mississippi Education Majors Captivate Local Students with Storytelling Fourth-grade students at Lafayette Upper Elementary School listened attentively as Jessica Crocker read a picture book about a janitor who became a college graduate.