The City of Seguin will close non-emergency offices and the public library on Dec. 24-25, but garbage and recycling pickup will continue with modifications.

New Braunfels warns about rabies rise after a 24th case. Residents are advised to avoid wildlife, vaccinate pets, and report abnormal animal behavior to local authorities.

New Braunfels announces holiday closures and service schedule changes for Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and New Year's Day, with adjustments to trash collection and reduced hours for city facilities.

League City announces temporary closure of various facilities from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on December 11 for the annual Holiday Employee Appreciation Luncheon.

Das Rec in New Braunfels has modified holiday hours, closing for Christmas Eve and Day, with limited hours and childcare options available on certain days surrounding the holidays.

Castroville, Texas has been recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, highlighting its Alsatian heritage and commitment to tourism for economic growth.

League City, Texas, ranks as the No. 8 Top Place to Live in the state, excelling in health care and education but trailing in quality of life, according to a Consumer Affairs study.

San Antonio Animal Care Services is hosting a Home for the Howlidays Adoption Fair to encourage pet adoption with festivities like photo ops with Santa and snowfall.

Governor Abbott announces a virtual workshop to help Borger, Texas enhance its music scene. It's part of the Music Friendly Texas Community program aimed at growing the state's music industry.

Menard, Texas, is recognized as a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community by Governor Greg Abbott, highlighting its potential for economic growth through tourism.

The article celebrates Connie Gomez, a Seguin Public Library employee, for receiving the 'Employee of the Month' title in September 2024 in recognition of her dedicated service and emergency response.

The former Memorial Funeral Home in San Antonio is being transformed into affordable housing, with amenities like free internet and a community clubhouse, set to complete by September 2025.

Governor Abbott congratulates Little Elm on becoming a Tourism Friendly Texas Certified Community, highlighting the town's bright prospects for growth and economic impact through tourism.