Canyon Lake Hoopsters Defeat Archrival New Braunfels
Canyon Lake high school boys basketball extended their winning streak by defeating archrival New Braunfels in a top matchup. This regional clash highlighted both teams’ rapid pace and sharp shooting amid a tight conference race.
Scooter Store president steps down amid leadership shift
The Scooter Store founder announced Tuesday that president Mike Pfister will resign and relocate to Houston to assume Halliburton's chief information officer role. Pfister, who joined the company in 2003, will leave his duties as Doug Harrison confirms the move.
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Scooter Store names Harrison as next president successor
Doug Harrison will take Pfister’s role as president at The Scooter Store in New Braunfels, as the company navigates Medicare payment cuts. Pfister departs after fluctuating years. Leita notes the firm has 659 locally and 357 nationwide employees. Harrison credits Pfister for keeping the team focused on Medicare beneficiaries and mobility access.
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Macias sworn in as freshman district 73 representative
Texas freshman Nathan Macias of Bulverde took the oath on the first day of the 80th legislative session. He called the moment fantastic and thrilling, saying he is honored to serve District 73 and will represent his constituents to the best of his ability.
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Craddick fends off coup as Tex House reelects him
Rep. Jim Pitts withdraws bid to oust Texas House Speaker Tom Craddick after a 121-27 vote. Pitts says healing is needed to end the divisive atmosphere, while Craddick pledges to be more responsive as he secures a historic, iron-fisted reign.
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Power firms clash over $70 million fund claim
Pedernales Electric Cooperative officials say the Lower Colorado River Authority holds more than $70 million in over-collected fuel revenues from 43 wholesale customers. The LCRA disputes the claim, calling the funds cash reserves. Spokesman Bill Cunningham notes $26 million tied to their customers and urges refunds. last refund was in 2003.
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NBISD Publishes First District Events In Paper
NBISD readers in New Braunfels ISD will see the first special publication devoted to events and happenings in the district. If you live in NBISD and didn’t get a copy in your paper, call 625-9144.
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Local woman jailed after first Comal drug raid of year
Guadalupe Lozano Farias, 42, was arrested Friday evening at her Michigan Street home in New Braunfels during a Comal County Metro Narcotics Task Force raid aided by the Police Department Special Response Team. She faced charges after authorities found less than an ounce of cocaine.
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New Braunfels Resident Promotes Roots and Shoots Meeting
Paula Pebsworth, a long time student of primate behavior, moved from Germany to New Braunfels with her military husband and two children. She invites locals to a Roots and Shoots informational meeting at Faith United Church at 7 30 p m. Pebsworth aims to inspire community and environmental action drawing on Jane Goodall as a role model.
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