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New Braunfels ISD trustees approved the purchase of exterior security fencing for three schools in a meeting Monday, Dec. 11.

Celebrity guests, pep rallies, and theme days have turned the STAAR test into an anxiety-ridden circus for kids.

In February of 2018, The NBISD Long Range Facilities Committee made a recommendation, that was approved unanimously by the Board of Trustees, to call a bond election that included the

Art designed by some of New Braunfels Independent School District’s youngest Picassos was presented to each board member last Monday in honor of board appreciation month.

Karl William Fuchs of New Braunfels passed away peacefully on December 22, 2022 at the age of 75. Karl was preceded in death by his father and mother Mark Fuchs

Around 400 family members, residents, supporters and well-wishers joined the Braunfels Foundation Trust to honor a trio of Living Legends — Ray Still, Linda Dietert and Bill Morton — with

As the former Director of the Sophienburg Museum and in dozens of various volunteer roles over the years, Linda Dietert has told the stories of her beloved hometown of New

Three months after a Comal County jury found him guilty of beating and robbing a rideshare driver in 2018, a judge sentenced him to 40 years in prison.

A jury needed only an hour and a half Thursday to convict one of two brothers charged with beating and robbing a rideshare driver nearly four years ago.

Jury selection was completed Monday afternoon in the trial of one of two brothers charged in the brutal attack and robbery of a rideshare driver in 2018.