Mayor Neal Linnartz of New Braunfels, TX celebrates the city's holiday traditions and community spirit, appreciating local events, volunteers, and workers.

Wilson County property taxes are due without interest until January 5, 2026; payments can be made online, by phone, or in-person at the Tax Department. Payment plans and relief programs are available.

New Braunfels is seeking residents to join various boards and committees to help guide the city's future development, including the rejuvenation of local areas.

H-E-B and the San Antonio Food Bank launched the 14th Harvest from the Heart, pledging to move more than 3 million pounds of fresh produce into the local food system this holiday season.

Wilson County delays government office openings until 10:30 am on December 9th due to expected wintry conditions, emphasizing safety. Emergency services will operate normally.

Wilson County's Southwest Water District warns of possible reduced water pressure and discolored water during fire hydrant testing from December 15-20 by the Rock Ridge Volunteer Fire Department.

Alley Cat Allies offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person who attacked Smokey the cat with a blow dart.

New Braunfels invites community input on new Southeast Branch Library at an Open House on December 16, highlighting the facility's design and features.

San Antonio Animal Care Services advocates for pet adoption over purchasing, highlighting National Celebrate Shelter Pets Day and reminding that adoption from shelters is legal, with pets receiving care and vaccinations.

San Augustine, Texas, is designated a Music Friendly Texas Certified Community, recognized for its potential to enhance music business and attract economic growth.

A Leon Valley church fire forced Rivers of Hope to move fast. The H.O.P.E. pantry will hold a drive‑up "everything must go" giveaway Monday at 2 p.m.

San Antonio celebrates with the H-E-B Christmas Tree Lighting and Ford Holiday River Parade, offering free VIA rides to the events and festive activities like crafts and live music.

The 50th 'Operation Home Cooking' event in San Antonio enabled over 200 families to host military trainees for Thanksgiving, providing them a break from training and a sense of family.