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Labor Day marked the unofficial end to summer and served as the tourist season’s swan song, but it never quite hit a high note.

New Braunfels last week welcomed people from all over looking to blow off steam from the winter blues and let loose for some spring fun.

New Braunfels last week welcomed people from all over looking to blow off steam from the winter blues and let loose for some spring fun.

Spring Break typically marks the official start of tubing season, but two New Braunfels tubing outfitters are revving up for an early opening this weekend if Mother Nature cooperates.

Tubing outfitters in a city famous for water recreation had hoped for a bigger comeback,...

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COVID-19’s physical threat is fading more and more with each vaccine. Reversing its economic threat is taking a bit longer – and New Braunfels and Comal County businesses dependent on tourism dollars hope Memorial Day weekend could be the spark. “For the summer it’s going to be a great gauge of the number of Texans who are ready to get out and travel again,” said Michael Meek, president and CEO of the Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce. “By all indicators, i...

Harry Bowers and Lawrence Spradley were sworn to new three-year terms on New Braunfels City Council, which Monday night bade farewell to retiring Councilmember Matthew Hoyt, who stepped down after delivering the meeting invocation. Bowers, the District 3 incumbent, was joined by wife Katherine, son Quint and daughter Beth as he took the oath from County Court at-Law No. 3 Judge Deborah Linnartz Wigington. Spradley, who succeeded Hoyt as District 4 representative, was joined by wife Kristy as he...

Spring break will arrive across the area with the final ring of the school bell on Friday and newly-lifted restrictions on businesses as well as the departure of the mask