New Braunfels coach Al Dressen resigns midseason
New Braunfels girls soccer coach Al Dressen abruptly resigns during the current season. School officials stated his departure was unexpected and will review next steps for the program as players adjust to the change.
New Braunfels Family Barbecue Reveals Potato Salad Recipe
A family-run barbecue restaurant in New Braunfels announces an upcoming reveal of its secret potato salad recipe on Great Day SA. The feature appears on page 2A with classifieds on 4B 4A for related details.
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Valentine plans May election amid recall pressure
District 6 councilman Ken Valentine set a 2 p.m. Friday press conference amid ongoing recall pressure led by Kevin Webb who predicts Valentine will resign. Interim City Attorney says resignation would require a new vacancy election and could shift candidate deadlines beyond March 12.
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Ken Valentine
Kevin Webb
Valentine
Herald-Zeitung
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Isham
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Michael Resendez
Henne Hardware Owner Reflects On Preservation Mission
Paul Martin, owner of Henne Hardware in New Braunfels, says preserving the store’s historic past is a full time duty alongside daily operations. He frames the business as the downtown option offering essential merchandise and community continuity.
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Paul Martinka
New Braunfels
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Historic building feature sparks city tour interest
The piece notes a city historic building series with quotes about hardware for locals and tourists. Martinka, a retired engineer from Pittsburgh now living in Houston, discusses plans and mentions See HENNE, Page 10A.
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Houston
Flooding concerns at Bulverde and Garden Ridge meetings
City councils discussed flood control along Cibolo Creek with the San Antonio River Authority and the U S Army Corps of Engineers. Ed Foo noted most flooding in Bulverde occurs on private property and large projects would serve regional needs, potentially excluding Bulverde. Mayor Sarah Stevick recalled 1998 and 2002 flood blockages on U S 281 and FM 1863.
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Garden Ridge
San Antonio
Corps of Engineers
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Foo
Lewis
Cibolo
Sarah Stevick
County leaders oppose state bill on Edwards Aquifer limits
Comal County officials and community leaders urge opposition to Senate Bill 1341 to keep pumping at 450 000 acre feet annually. The measure would delay reductions and study outcomes while lawmakers consider higher limits proposed by Sen. Jeff Wentworth.
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Glenn Hegar Rhaty
Senate
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U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Jeff Wentworth
Petition drives against zoning change in New Braunfels
A petition with more than 270 signatures halted developer Anthony Eugenio at the New Braunfels Planning and Zoning Commission meeting. He seeks to rezone 85.25 acres at FM 725 and East County Line Road to create Pecan Crossing with zones for zero lot line homes, single family, and a general business district. Southbank owners cite drainage and flood risk, warning the project could overburden existing infrastructure and nearly failed in 2002.
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Anthony Eugenio
New Braunfels
Eugenio
East County Line Road
Chinaberry Lane
Southbank Subdivision
Mike Smithers
Southbank Property Owners Association
County Line Road
Southbank
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