New Braunfels News

A significant makeover could be in store for the Landa Park Golf Course over the next two years, as the city plans to make $6.3 million in renovations to the 71-year-old municipal course.

Wurst gets in your blood in the City of New Braunfels, and for nearly 50 years the men who make it happen, the 'Opas,' have passed the torch to successive generations.

A district judge ruled Friday that the City of New Braunfels must pay back nearly $1 million to local river outfitters.

Gean Elizabeth Cruseturner, passed away on Thursday, Oct.29, 2009 at the Eden Home, Inc.

New Braunfels is rich with hidden treasures. Among them is the Gallery at 764 West.

Retired Maj. Kevin Cregier, who teaches aerospace science and runs the Air Force ROTC at Canyon High School, said he knew of no one from the area currently stationed in Fort Hood.

Residents continue to pencil their signatures on a petition to force a bond election for the proposed downtown county justice center.

Crews were cleaning up the wreckage Wednesday after an early morning fire tore through the Linde Apartments off Interstate 35 and Walnut Avenue.

Eight playhouses built by local businesses are on display today at the New Braunfels Civic and Convention Center.

High school and elementary students from across Texas converged on the grounds of Wurstfest Wednesday.

On Nov. 4, 1990, two deer hunters discovered the body of 20-year-old Jeanette Rincon in rural Hays County.

Fire crews were called to the 1000 block of Linde Drive around 2:40 a.m. NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas -- Two people were injured after an apartment complex caught fire early Wednesday.

The Lake Canyon Yacht Club and Wurstfest are hosting the second weekend of the Wurstfest Regatta at Canyon Lake, an event that attracts sailing enthusiasts from Texas and beyond.

On Tuesday evening, seven high school students beat the odds. They went from being labeled 'at risk' of dropping out to receiving their high school equivalency diplomas.

Today is the last chance to cast ballots on 11 constitutional amendments regarding, among other issues, eminent domain, the state's authority to boost veteran services and the direction of Texas collegial research institutions.

By Ron Maloney ron.maloney seguingazette.com SEGUIN - A second suspicious fire in as many nights heavily damaged a historic Austin Street home Saturday night.

Editor's note: This column was first published on Aug. 17, 2003. Six years later, it might be time again to consider merging the county's two school districts.

Is underage drinking on the rise in New Braunfels? Depends on how you look at it, say police officials, who point to a decline in citations over the past two years.

As local rivers cool down and gray clouds float above, summertime visitors have given way to another group of annual vacationers.

Juan Luna knows what it means to get a little help when you need it. When Luna, 53, first went to elementary school as a child in Seguin, the native Spanish speaker struggled to learn English and keep up.