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Newspaper
Herald Zeitung
Location
New Braunfels, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 2007
Page
1
Missouri's basketball team routs Texas Tech as Texas Tech's long upset run ends. In another college hoops note, Texas women defeat Texas Tech in a separate clash. The page also highlights new candy store offerings and various classified sections.
The Woodlands area and Denton County illustrate the limits of Texas electric deregulation as of January 1. While Reliant Energy, TXU Corp., and Direct Energy offer choices in densely served regions, up to 40 percent of households remain unable to switch. Auditing her options, Audrey Gomez finds the state’s Web site returns no electricity supplier alternatives for her ZIP code, highlighting frustrations among customers bombarded with ads but blocked from new providers. Entergy Corp. spokesperson David Kaplan notes Entergy serves about 335,000 Texas households and remains regulated by the Public Utility Commission in a 24-county area.
Residents on Mill Street Veramendi Revere Canyon Drive and Stonewall Street await July completion of a ravaged road project. City Engineer Mike Short cites a July 2007 finish for all projects while Frances Gonzales owner of Frances Beauty Shop on 984 W Mill St says the long reconstruction has halved her business and driven away older customers.
New Braunfels Mayor Bruce Boyer acknowledged residents’ frustration over Mill Street reconstruction. He explained the project involves utilities, curbs, and drainage, with base work completed and drying before concrete installation resumes.
Kiwanis Club of New Braunfels sponsors a Mile of Quarters Challenge at Canyon and New Braunfels high schools. Clubs race to collect the most quarters by noon February 17, placing yard ribbons around stadium tracks to raise funds. Each yard equals 36 quarters or nine dollars, supporting club activities.
Five volunteer drivers escort cancer patients to treatment centers with 15 cents per mile paid to drivers who may donate or keep the funds. Coordinator Vivian Nuhn cites real need and hopes more volunteers, like Gloria Overstreet, will join to offer flexible schedules. The story notes turnout at the Huntsman's Ball supporting cancer programs, and directs readers to learn more or donate via the contact.
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