LifeLong AI series kicks off: Dr. Marianne Reese and Dr. Kimberly Conner launch a six-part learning series starting Sept. 3 to unpack AI’s impact—from data privacy and misinformation to creative tools— find out how to join.
Comal County flood sirens: With Senate Bill 3 awaiting the governor’s signature, Comal County officials are mapping weak spots along River Road to deploy new $50,000 sirens and bolster flood alerts — find out how.
Canyon Lake metal artwork debut: Keep Canyon Lake Beautiful cut the ribbon on new sculptures by Margie Bivens at the FM 306 welcome area, complete with a plaque honoring their Governor’s Community Achievement Award — find out.
Student-made crime thriller screens: Hierarchy, a 2021 crime thriller by Texas State alumni, has secured a limited theatrical release via Vertical Entertainment, showcasing indie filmmaking grit from Brooklyn to Minnesota — find out where it’s playing.
Hometown hobby sparks career: A New Braunfels native turned her niche interest into a lifelong profession — find out how.
Other New Braunfels headlines this week
- Comal ISD elementary campuses receive playground upgrades
- New Braunfels approved incentive for Canada-based manufacturer
- City seeks input on street maintenance plan
- TX FAME signings promise successful futures
- South Walnut Avenue repaving finished on time
- Red Cross empowers Hays County nonprofits
