Discovering Pablo Diaz
Sometimes a little tidbit of information sets me off on a bunny trail. I took one of those trails recently after finding and reading a 1975 letter from Oscar Haas
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Sometimes a little tidbit of information sets me off on a bunny trail. I took one of those trails recently after finding and reading a 1975 letter from Oscar Haas
Historically, the first July 4th celebration in New Braunfels goes back to 1846. The emigrants had arrived on March 21, 1845, when Texas was still the Republic of Texas. Now,
Oscar Haas was well known as the historian and record keeper of New Braunfels and Comal County. He documented a hundred years of our community’s progress through 20 years of
Unique is a funny and over-used word. There are no comparatives for “unique” — no uniquer or uniquest, no more unique or most unique. It means one of a kind,
Imagine crossing the “pecan (foot) bridge at break of day, to shoot wild turkey-cocks from flocks that came nightly to roost in the pecan forest on the opposite bank of