Merged Heralds of New Braunfels Ink German English Edition
The Herald-Zeitung and New Braunfels Zeitung, founded in 1852 and 1890 respectively, merged in 1957 and published in German and English until 1958. Key staff included Gerard MacCrossan as Managing Editor and Publisher, with Doug Toney, Jeff Fowler, Chuck Evers, Valerie Shields, Keri Kirby in leadership roles.
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Creekside Creekside TIRZ decision for New Braunfels urged
The New Braunfels City Council weighs a Tax Increment Reinvestment Zone to attract Creekside near I-35 and FM 306. Officials note existing agricultural exemptions will end, property values may rise, and school district funding remains pivotal as Comal County and the city seek long term economic benefits from the Creekside development led by NewQuest.
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Council vote to curb river behavior draws editor’s support
A New Braunfels resident commends city leaders for addressing river safety and litter issues on the Comal and Guadalupe rivers. He recalls long river life with family and tourism while blaming rowdiness for scaring away visitors. He cites Galveston’s beach alcohol ban as a model.
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City limits cooler rule limits on river drawn protest
Local residents praise City Council action restricting river coolers while criticizing business owners and tubers. They claim river trash and foul behavior harm private property and deter families during tourist season.
Backward thinking by editor targets city governance
Letter writer Michael Lebeau condemns New Braunfels officials for rejecting logic on river cooler regulations. He argues more enforcement, fewer laws, and criticizes the slogan New Braunfels Jump In. He urges voters to oust representatives and elect rational, reasonable leaders.
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Today in History highlights for February 22
February 22 marks the birthday of George Washington in 1732 and notable events through the years. Highlights include Spain ceding Florida in 1819 under the Adams-Onis Treaty, Baden-Powell and Hertz births in 1857, the 1889 Dakota Montana and Washington state admission, Wilde's Lady Windermere’s Fan in 1892, the 1935 ban on flights over the White House, Operation Junction City in 1967, and liaison offices with Communist China in 1973.
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Texas political offices contact sheet with lawmakers
A page listing United States and Texas officials with offices in Washington Austin San Antonio and Laredo. Names include George W. Bush Kay Hutchison John Cornyn Lamar Smith Henry Cuellar Rick Perry Judith Zaffirini and Nathan Macias along with addresses phone numbers and fax numbers for their offices.
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National interests and security need honest definition
Charley Reese argues national security and national interests are vague terms used by politicians. He recalls mobilizing for Sudan over oil ties, contrasts with Afghanistan, and states clear national aims: freedom of seas, independence, health, education, productive agriculture, and strong manufacturing. Minding our own business is his last aim.
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