City ordered to repay $1M in river fees

The New Braunfels Herald - Fri Nov 06

A district judge ruled Friday that the City of New Braunfels must pay back nearly $1 million to local river outfitters.

'Opa' tradition passed through generations

The New Braunfels Herald - Fri Nov 06

Wurst gets in your blood in the City of New Braunfels, and for nearly 50 years the men who make it happen, the 'Opas,' have passed the torch to successive generations.

Wurstfest gives city a chance to share unique history

KVUE - Fri Nov 06

One man walks by with a hat in the form of a hot dog on his head. A few minutes later in the same general area, a young woman walks by with a turkey leg in her right hand and a stick with five kinds of sausage in her left.

New art show opens, features cows

The New Braunfels Herald - Thu Nov 05

New Braunfels is rich with hidden treasures. Among them is the Gallery at 764 West.

Gean Elizabeth Cruseturner

The New Braunfels Herald - Thu Nov 05

Gean Elizabeth Cruseturner, passed away on Thursday, Oct.29, 2009 at the Eden Home, Inc.

What we know: New Braunfels and Fort Hood

The New Braunfels Herald - Thu Nov 05

Retired Maj. Kevin Cregier, who teaches aerospace science and runs the Air Force ROTC at Canyon High School, said he knew of no one from the area currently stationed in Fort Hood.

Wurstfest Regatta this weekend

The New Braunfels Herald - Thu Nov 05

The Lake Canyon Yacht Club and Wurstfest are hosting the second weekend of the Wurstfest Regatta at Canyon Lake, an event that attracts sailing enthusiasts from Texas and beyond.

Hays detectives seek leads in 1990 murder case

Austin American Statesman - Wed Nov 04

On Nov. 4, 1990, two deer hunters discovered the body of 20-year-old Jeanette Rincon in rural Hays County.

Habitat raises money for next home

The New Braunfels Herald - Wed Nov 04

Eight playhouses built by local businesses are on display today at the New Braunfels Civic and Convention Center.

Millikin won't seek re-election

The New Braunfels Herald - Tue Nov 03

Comal County Commissioner Jay Millikin will not seek re-election in 2010. The veteran public official said Tuesday he would forgo a possible run for county judge and 'mosey on the down the road' to retirement when his term as county commissioner expires in December of next year.