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Smithson Valley Soccer Fails In 26-5A Openers
The Smithson Valley teams struggle to find the net in District 26-5A openers against MacArthur, with low scoring games underscoring a difficult start to league play for both squads.
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Smithson Valley
MacArthur
Ethics reform pushes overdue lobbying rules overhaul
An editorial notes ethics reform legislation to modernize government lobbying rules is long overdue, urging action and policy clarity as lawmakers consider updates.
Broussard to Serve Eight Six Year Sentences
Broussard faces eight third degree felony counts of possession of child pornography stemming from an Aug. 5 arrest. He was fired from the New Braunfels Police Department three days later after a 11 year career with the force including a stint as a DARE officer. Guadalupe County District Attorney Vicki Pattillo praised interagency cooperation in the case and noted the outcome.
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New Braunfels
Guadalupe
Justin Broussard
District 25
Dwight Peschel
Broussard
DARE
John Villarreal
Force
Russell Johnson
Villarreal
Texas
Attorney General's Office
Guadalupe County
Vicki Pattillo
Traffic snarls in front of New Braunfels schools prompt patience
Parents line Walnut Avenue before 3 p.m. as three nearby New Braunfels Memorial schools release students. Principal Dan Bolen notes inevitable traffic, a long line stretching 400 meters, and limited relief from a stop sign added two years ago.
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Walnut Avenue
Memorial Primary School
New Braunfels Memorial
Dan Bolen
Walnut
Bolen
Greater New Braunfels Chamber Honors Banquet Winners
The Friday banquet recognized Hall of Honor inductees Paula Difonzo Ray Martinez Doug Miller and Blue Coat of the Year Helgard Suhr-Hollis. Chair of the Board Joan P. Helmke Marty Lindley Betty Malins Karen S. McDowell and Peter C. Olsen also received honors.
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Greater New Braunfels
Hall of
Paula Difonzo
Ray Martinez
Doug Miller
Helgard Suhr-Hollis
Joan P. Helmke
Marty Lindley
Betty Malins
Karen S. McDowell
Peter C. Olsen
New Braunfels Chamber Celebrates Growth and Service
The 88th annual Chamber Meeting and Banquet highlighted city growth as key to the chamber’s future. Speaker Rick Rigsby urged daily effort and integrity, while outgoing president William Kotylo honored members for community leadership, with Monroe Miller receiving the Besserung Award for community betterment.
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New Braunfels
Rick Rigsby
Rigsby
William Kotylo
Chamber
Kotylo
Monroe Miller
New Braunfels Faces Challenge Counting River Tubers
City officials acknowledge no accurate system counts individuals on the Guadalupe and Comal rivers in summer. City manager Michael Morrison says not every tuber is accounted for and a practical counting method is elusive. Parks director Stacey Laird notes staff find counting each person time consuming, with current staff stretched.
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New Braunfels
Guadalupe
Comal
Michael Morrison
Stacey Laird
City of
Health clinic group gathers momentum in New Braunfels
Organizers push forward with a volunteer run New Braunfels Good Samaritan clinic aiming to offer doctor visits for as little as 20 dollars by June. John Willhome of Fredericksburg Good Samaritan Center to speak at an open public meeting.
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New Braunfels
Braunfels
Fredericksberg Center
Fredericksberg Clinic
Carlos Campos
Institute For Public Health
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