Last month, the meeting room of the McKenna Events Center was filled with more than 100 people concerned about the possible construction of a rock crushing plant in the southwestern portion of Comal C

Tomorrow is Election Day.

New Braunfels has all the makings for a bicycle friendly city.

The annual Relay for Life event takes hold of participants — of your senses, of your emotions, of your thoughts.

On Monday, April 19, parents were caught off guard by an announcement that their fifth-graders — soon to be sixth-graders — would be required to take two periods of math the following year.

After months of debate, it’s finally time to make a decision about the construction of a proposed downtown Justice Center.

The New Braunfels Municipal Airport has a leadership problem. This past week, as the newspaper investigated a claim that the air control tower was understaffed, this problem became immediately apparen

Proposition 1:

The United States Department of Agriculture and the Texas Department of Agriculture’s publicity efforts last week about programs to help livestock producers was more about promoting politicians than

This past week, members of the New Braunfels Downtown Association and the city’s parks and recreation department proposed an alcohol-free Wassailfest.

Later this month, the New Braunfels Downtown Masterplan Steering Committee will embark on a four-stop tour of Texas downtowns to “better understand what works there and what doesn’t.”

Last week, green stripes along the streets in downtown New Braunfels announced the beginning of two-hour parking limits. Enforcement of the new rule hasn’t started, but the lessons have already begu

Think you know the Bible? Take this quiz:

On Aug. 26, the Herald-Zeitung published a story in response to concerns from readers that New Braunfels Utilities has not responded quickly to reported water leaks.

Good sports stories are the ones that transcend the passing of a ball from player to player and the accumulation of points.