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Canyon Lake is at a historic low, and it's going to get worse. Here's why.
The reservoir is a key source for area utilities, so more water is flowing out than is coming in. Only a lot of rain can fix ...
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Comal County Commissioners recognize early Canyon Lake-area settlers with historical marker
Benedict and Anetta Kaderli emigrated from Switzerland in 1873 and settled on 160 acres northwest of New Braunfels in 1877.
Comal County residents confront water crisis amid ongoing drought
A packed house gathered at Comal County's Commissioners Court to address the pressing issue of water scarcity.
New Braunfels woman tackles childcare desert with new preschool initiative
As the region between New Braunfels and Canyon Lake experiences rapid growth, local leaders are emphasizing the importance of eliminating childcare deserts. Haleigh Almquist, a New Braunfels native, ...
Boom or bust? New Braunfels sees rise in listings, but drop in sales in March
The real estate market in New Braunfels showed mixed results in March, with more homes listed for sale but fewer actually ...
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Haeir family donates almost 40 acres to Comal County to establish memorial nature sanctuary
Comal County Commissioners Court unanimously approved the donation of nearly 40 acres north of Canyon Lake on Thursday, April ...
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As severe drought continues, these Central and South Texas lakes are slowly vanishing
While recent rainfall across parts of Central and South Texas has provided ... since October. Nearby New Braunfels remains in Stage 2. Currently, Canyon Lake waters levels are falling by about ...