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New Braunfels ISD elementary artists present board members with gifts - Vimarsana News

New Braunfels ISD elementary artists present board members with gifts

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.

New Braunfels ISD stays mythical by choosing Dragons as Long Creek HS mascot - Vimarsana News

New Braunfels ISD stays mythical by choosing Dragons as Long Creek HS mascot

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.

Wes Clark turns in resignation from New Braunfels ISD board - Vimarsana News

Wes Clark turns in resignation from New Braunfels ISD board

New Braunfels ISD board president Wes Clark recently submitted his resignation stating he would no longer have the necessary time to devote to the position due to unforeseen circumstances, the

Bowers, Spradley elected to NB council positions - Vimarsana News

Bowers, Spradley elected to NB council positions

Tim Hennessee “When people asked if I needed an umbrella I just told them that it didn’t bother me — I’m an old retired Army guy,” said Spradley, who defeated Joy Harvey by 47 votes to win in his first try at elective office. Others scoring big wins Saturday included District 3 Council Member Harry Bowers, who coasted to an easy reelection victory, Steve Minus, who will succeed four-term retiring incumbent Sherry Harrison as New Braunfels ISD’s District 5 trustee, and Courtney Biasatti, who defeated District 2 Trustee and Comal ISD board President David Drastata,...

Candidates in Comal County file financial reports - Vimarsana News

Candidates in Comal County file financial reports

Candidates apparently spent more time campaigning than fundraising for spots on school boards and New Braunfels City Council, according to reports for the period leading up to Saturday’s general election. Thirteen of 14 candidates vying for city council and New Braunfels and Comal independent school district boards reported Monday as required by the Texas Election Code, covering the March 23-April 23 filing period.  Brittany Soto, the 19-year-old McQueeney resident and college student seeking a spot on the CISD board tallied the most donations — 54 totaling $2,655 — and coun...