Amira Van leeuwen

NB Housing Partners, a nonprofit organization that works to create affordable housing opportunities for individuals in New Braunfels, is looking to open a transitional housing community for adults preparing to pay market rate rent in the city.

Developers with Seals Family Properties and Gillum Development are looking for financial support to fund on- and off-site infrastructure costs for their four-story mixed-use condominium development, The Neue at 699 W. San Antonio St., New Braunfels.

The New Braunfels Economic Development Corporation is looking to approve an economic development agreement with Continental Autonomous Mobility U.S. for an expansion project on Sept. 30.

A custom mac'n cheese joint called S’MAC’n Noodles is opening in New Braunfels at 1515 N. Walnut Ave.

Lefko Plastics—a Canada-based manufacturing company—is officially expanding to New Braunfels.

New Braunfels ISD’s original Lamar building, located at 240 N. Central Ave. near the Comal County Fairgrounds, has been repurposed.

There are two candidates, Ralph Gutierrez and Ralph Rodriguez, running for Schertz mayor this November.

The budget increased from the proposed amount of $113.5 million after the city approved a budget order allocating an additional $1.14 million for five items that were not initially in the budget.

See who is running for Schertz City Council, Place 2 this November.

The elementary school is located within the Mayfair development—a 1,900-acre master-planned community—and is funded by Proposition A from the district’s voter-approved November 2023 bond.