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27 new COVID-19 cases reported in Comal County
Comal County is reporting 27 new COVID-19 cases. Total cases for the County is now 10,049. 11 are confirmed cases and 16 are probable cases. Comal County now has 227 active confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases. Of those, eight are hospitalized. There are another 15 COVID-19 recoveries to report today. The total recovered is 9,510. Region: Number of new cases: New Braunfels 22 N of Canyon Lake 0 S of Canyon Lake 1 S Comal County (Garden Ridge) 2 Bulverde/Spring Branch 2 Fair Oaks
2020 National Night Out - Huge Success
Each year the Bulverde Police Department makes a special effort to bring the Community and the First Responders together for National Night Out in October. This past year it was a little more challenging; however, Chief Gary Haecker and the Police Department's Administrative Assistant, Debbie Lisso, pulled it off and took top honors while dealing with the pandemic. The National Night Out Signs popped up all around the community. They had 10 events in 2020 with about 250
Comal County reports 12 new COVID-19 cases; more than 63,000 COVID-19 vaccines administered in Comal
Comal County is reporting 12 new COVID-19 cases. Total cases for the County is now 9,961. Three are confirmed cases, eight are probable cases and one is a suspect case. Comal County now has 213 active confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases. Of those, 12 are hospitalized. There are another 14 COVID-19 recoveries to report today. The total recovered is 9,436. Region:Number of new cases:New Braunfels10N of Canyon Lake1S of Canyon Lake1S Comal County (Garden Ridge) 0Bulverde/Spring Branch0Fair Oaks
Fifteen student-athletes sign National Letters of Intent at Smithson Valley High School
Fifteen student-athletes from Smithson Valley High School celebrated a big milestone today with families, teammates and coaches. They each signed National Letters of Intent to play the sport of their choice at the collegiate level.This is one of the largest signing days hosted by SVHS and represents a culmination of years of hard work from early morning until late at night with practice, lessons, wins and losses. Among the 15, five are planning to play baseball in college; two, football;
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Comal County reports 52 new COVID-19 cases
Comal County is reporting 52 new COVID-19 cases today. Total cases for the County is now 9,907. 41 are confirmed cases; 11 are probable cases.Comal County now has 210 active confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases. Of those, eight are hospitalized. There are another 37 COVID-19 recoveries to report today. The total recovered is 9,385. Region:Number of new cases:New Braunfels34N of Canyon Lake7S of Canyon Lake4S Comal County (Garden Ridge) 3Bulverde/Spring Branch4Fair Oaks 0 Age Range: Number of
Celebrate Motherhood and Donate to a Good Cause
Celebrate MOTHERHOODand give back to a ministry devoted to loving young and teen moms within West Comal County! Mother's usually find themselves behind the camera capturing precious memories for their children, but they want to remember MOM too! Pictures and Sessions by Teressa Jane Photography These 30 minute photography mini sessions at Spring Creek Gardens on Friday, April 23rd or at San Antonio Botanical Gardens on Saturday, April 24th are a perfect time to capture motherhood moments with your
Comal ISD’s music program receives national recognition
The Comal Independent School District has been honored with the Best Communities for Music Education designation from the National Association for Music Merchants (NAMM) Foundation for the second year in a row. “This designation truly showcases the importance that our teachers, staff, parents and community place on providing quality music education opportunities to our students, even during a year when those opportunities often have had to be reinvented,” says Carla Schumann, director of fine arts for
West Comal County Young Life
West Comal County Young Life Continues into 2021 Things may look a little different, but we are excited to share that West Comal Young Life has been able to continue through the season of Covid. Daylight Savings will provide the extra light we need to finish out the school year strongly.WE ARE LOOKING FOR NEW LEADERS! If you have always wanted to lead teens to Christ, here is your chance. We are looking for new leaders to lead our area High School teens for the coming year and beyond. If leading has been
SBA Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman’s Statement on President Biden signing the PPP Extension
WASHINGTON – As President Joe Biden signed the PPP Extension Act of 2021 into law today, extending the Paycheck Protection Program an additional two months to May 31, 2021, and then providing an additional 30-day period for the SBA to process applications that are still pending, Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman, head of the U.S. Small Business Administration, said: “Today, President Biden sent another strong message to America’s more than 30 million small business owners negatively impacted by
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Back Porch News - Edition March 26th
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Comal County reports 45 additional COVID-19 cases; TSA P drops below 4%
NEW BRAUNFELS — Comal County is reporting 45 additional COVID-19 cases today. 24 are new cases and 21 are backlogged cases added to County data. Total cases for the County is now 9,636. 15 are confirmed cases and 30 are probable cases. The total number of deceased remains at 305. Comal County has 193 active confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases. Of those, five are hospitalized. There are another 30 COVID-19 recoveries to report today. The total recovered is 9,138 Region:Number of new cases:New
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Summer employers wanted for Student Job Fair
The Comal Independent School District is looking for area employers to participate in its first Student Summer Job Fair. Participating employers will be featured in the online job fair for every Comal ISD high school student who is looking for summer job opportunities. A categorized directory on the district’s website will include the business, available positions and preferred qualifications. Students will apply directly with each business. “We hope local businesses and employees see this
FM 311 in Spring Branch - No Parking Info
Many of you have noticed the No Parking signage that has gone up along FM 311 approaching the Guadalupe River. I want to provide some background and facts surrounding this action. To begin with, FM 311 is a Texas State Highway which falls under the governance of TxDOT. The area between the road edge and the adjacent property lines is the Right of Way (ROW). State law does not permit, nor has it ever permitted, parking along a State Highway ROW. The signage was placed to clearly communicate that parking
25 Ways to Become a Fun Business
Do you want to appeal to a younger demographic? Want to get people talking about you? Maybe you want to attract an ultra-cool influencer or celebrity customer? If you do, rebranding and becoming a “fun” company may be just the way to get more attention. Why are we suggesting “fun”? With Gen Y being the largest generation in the U.S. in 2019, with an estimated population of 72.1 million, they have strong purchasing power. They also enjoy experiences and tend to tell others about products and businesses
Comal ISD Robotics teams win top honors at San Antonio BEST competition
Three Robotics teams from Comal Independent School District took top honors at the San Antonio BEST Competition in December and were recognized for their achievements during February’s regular board meeting. The Canyon Lake High School robotics team, coached by Patrick Fallin, took the top prize with the highest score after completing six rounds. This team also came in second place for the Founders Award for Creative Design. Team members include Angelina Abolos, Pierce Heller, James
Texas Winter Storm Update and Information by Senator Donna Campbell
Texas Winter Storm Update and Information From Senator Donna CampbellDear Fellow Texans,What Texans endured in the wake of the winter storm was unacceptable. I have heard your call to action and will continue working tirelessly to find the answers, develop long lasting solutions, and create a reliable energy grid. Last week, the Senate Business and Commerce Committee heard from multiple stakeholders about the devastating winter crisis that unfolded. After the near 24 hours of testimony,
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Comal County reports 39 new COVID-19 cases
Comal County is reporting 39 new cases of COVID-19 for a total of 9,122 cases. 29 are confirmed cases. 10 are probable cases. The total number of deceased remains at 292. The County has 244 active confirmed and probable COVID-19 cases. Of those, 41 are hospitalized today. There are an additional 28 COVID-19 recoveries reported today in Comal County. The total recovered is 8,586. Region:Number of new cases:New Braunfels23N of Canyon Lake1S of Canyon Lake4S Comal County (Garden Ridge)
Bulverde Spring Branch - The Back Porch News - Feb 26, 2021 Edition
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Victims of Texas winter storms get IRS deadline extensions and other tax relief
WASHINGTON — Victims of this month's winter storms in Texas will have until June 15, 2021, to file various individual and business tax returns and make tax payments, the Internal Revenue Service announced today. Following the recent disaster declaration issued by the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the IRS is providing this relief to the entire state of Texas. But taxpayers in other states impacted by these winter storms that receive similar FEMA disaster declarations will automatically
Back Porch News - February 12, 2021 Edition
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Stratton Landscaping has added Rock & Milling Crushing Services
Stratton Landscaping is excited to add another service to their Landscaping and Land Management List: Rock and Milling Crushing Services Give Jacob a call for more information. (210) 878-8032http://www.strattonland.com
Back Porch News - Edition January 29th
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Comal ISD welcomes Pieper High School’s first athletic coordinator and head football coach
The Comal Independent School District is proud to welcome Nick Rogers as its newest athletic coordinator and head football coach. Rogers will join the Pieper High School (PHS) faculty, leading the Warriors this fall.Rogers comes to PHS from Cedar Park High School in the Leander Independent School District where he was the offensive coordinator and quarterback coach for the last five years. He has taught physical education, health and AVID as well.“We are excited to have Coach Rogers join our faculty at
Comal ISD Board of Trustees approves Pieper High boundaries and offers one-time grandfather option
The Board of Trustees for the Comal Independent School District approved the attendance boundaries for its newest high school, Pieper High, during its Board meeting Thursday.Located at 810 Kinder Parkway in San Antonio, next to Pieper Ranch Middle School, Pieper High will follow the same attendance boundaries as PRMS.As the District prepares to open its fifth high school in August 2021, it is offering a one-time grandfather option to current Smithson Valley High School ninth grade students and PRMS eighth
Think You have a Great Product or Service Idea? Here is how to know for sure...
Think You have a Great Product or Service Idea? Here’s How to Know for Sure. The world is full of gurus who will tell you to set some goals, drive action, make it happen. And that’s good advice. But just because you can, doesn’t always mean you should. Launching a new product or service is not something you want to do because you had a wild idea one morning over coffee or in the shower. There’s a lot more that goes into the launching of that product or service. But research and development can
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Back Porch News - Edition January 15th
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U.S. Postal Service Announces New Prices for 2021 No Increase in Forever Stamp
**THIS PRESS RELEASE WAS POSTED ON OCT 9, 2020. RATE CHANGES EFFECTIVE JAN 21, 2021 WASHINGTON, DC — The United States Postal Service filed notice with the Postal Regulatory Commission (PRC) today of price changes to take effect Jan. 24, 2021. The proposed prices, approved by the Postal Service Board of Governors, would raise Mailing Services product prices approximately 1.8 percent for First-Class Mail and 1.5 percent for other categories. Although Mailing Services price increases are based on the
4 Ways to Structure Your Day for Success
Productivity is always a big push at the beginning of the year. Everyone wants to do more with less, less money, less time, and fewer resources. This article will show you four ways to structure your day for greater success in achieving your goals. The one that best works for you is a personal decision but trying several of these can give you some good insights into how you (and your employees) work best. 4 Ways to Structure Your Day for Success Time Segmenting The first way to think about your day is the
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Smithson Valley alumnus named 2020 Paycom Jim Thorpe Award winner
With family and friends including his Smithson Valley High School coaches and teachers watching, Trevon Moehrig, a 2018 SVHS graduate, was named the 2020 Paycom Jim Thorpe Award winner, Jan. 7. The announcement was made during the virtual Home Depot College Football Awards on ESPN.The former offensive player, #44, at SVHS, Moehrig, 21, has made history for his college team, Texas Christian University, as the first defensive back from TCU to receive this award. He led nationwide ballots in the closest
Holiday-giving traditions continued this year at Comal ISD
In the spirit of the holidays, students from across the Comal Independent School District gave back to their communities through various toy, clothing and food drives leading up to the district’s winter break. Here are just a few of the ways students spread holiday joy this year. 5th Annual Angel Tree Project Seven Comal ISD campuses participated in the 5th Annual Angel Tree Project sponsored by the Bulverde/Spring Branch Angels. This year, the project helped 170 families and 470 children from birth
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A Heart for Service Students Learn the Value of Serving Others Through FACS Classes
Back in elementary school, Kate Merriman was happy to drive to school with her mom, who helped with special education classes. However, sometimes the ride home was not so easy. It was her mom’s first opportunity to share some of the challenges she had faced that day. “I thought I could never do what she does,” Kate remembers. “Now, it makes me want to do it even more.” Kate is a senior at Smithson Valley (SVHS) now and already has eyes on her future. She wants to be a special ed teacher. Any
4 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Small Business
This year has been a little more difficult to figure out new year’s resolutions. Part of that is because we’re all still reeling from the “lessons” we learned in 2020. Even the best prepared businesses lacked preparation for a global pandemic. Still, the new year is a great time to reexamine what you’ve been doing and how it can get better. Here are a few ideas: 4 New Year’s Resolutions for Your Business The following ideas are a good start and in case you are one of the “words” people when it comes
Move Your Business Story Off of the About Page
If you spend any time speaking with copywriters or website writers, they will tell you a lot of businesses understand the importance of an effective About Us page on their website. As there’s been a lot of information written about telling your business story over the last decade and how customers want to do business with people they know, like and trust, many realize the value. You likely know that the About Page has the potential to become one of the most heavily visited pages on your
Bulverde Spring Branch - The Back Porch News - Dec 25th Edition
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Cancer Patients Rely on CLEANGIE Professional Cleaning and Services
LOCAL COMPANY MAKING A DIFFERENCE DURING COVID-19Bulverde, TX – December 18, 2020 – CLEANGIE Professional Cleaning and Services has teamed up with Cleaning for a Reason, a nonprofit providing free house cleaning to cancer patients throughout the United States and Canada. Angie Moreno, owner of CLEANGIE, understands the value of support and a clean home when undergoing cancer treatment.“I’ve always put others first, so I love serving others,” said Moreno. “My grandmother was diagnosed with breast cancer well
Comal ISD district teachers of the year announced
Two well-deserving teachers were named the 2019-2020 District Teacher of the Year for the Comal Independent School District this week for their work in the classroom. Both are known for making personal connections and lasting impressions with their students, and they have done so by teaching subjects which often become passions and lead to careers, art and agriculture. The Comal ISD Elementary District Teacher of the Year is Jessica Coleman who teaches art at Freiheit Elementary. The Comal ISD Secondary
Smart Business Program Offers Real-World Experience for Prospective Entrepreneurs
Many of the vocational classes offered today at high schools are not your typical electives. Comal ISD's Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, like the Business, Marketing and Finance program at Smithson Valley and other high schools, are part of a multi-faceted, modern curriculum that provides students with the technical knowledge and real-world skills they need to get started in a current or emerging profession. “Choose a job you love and you’ll never work a day in your life.” This familiar
Start Selling Through Social with 3 Awesome Post Examples
According to recent research by BlueVenn, 17% of shoppers do not plan on shopping in stores this year (up from 8% in 2019) and it makes sense that 61% of marketers fear losing their business to online sources. If you’re one of those marketers or businesses who worries your customers are leaving you for online shopping, you need to take action. We know not everyone feels confident enough to implement e-commerce and certainly not mid-way through December or later. But we do have an easy way to get
The GVTC Foundation’s Thanksgiving Giveback Project Delivers 427 Meals this Year!
The GVTC Foundation’s Thanksgiving Giveback Project Delivers 427 Meals this Year!November is a time to step back from the busyness of our daily lives and give thanks for all that brings us happiness. Here at GVTC, we are so thankful that we could hold our Thanksgiving Giveback for the 8th consecutive year amid the pandemic. Though our process was changed this year with social distancing, PPE, and contactless deliveries, we were so excited to give back to our community again, especially with the hard times
Elective Medicine -- Health Science Program Gives Students a Head Start on Their Future
Elective Medicine Michelle Santos-Adames has always loved science. But the periodic table of elements and the laws of physics never inspired her. Instead it was an anatomy class the Canyon High School (CHS) senior took last year that clicked. Medical science – the kind of stuff her mom did years ago as a combat medic in the Army – resonated with Michelle and now has her thinking about a future in the medical field. Thanks to the Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs available to students at Comal
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Back Porch News - Edition October 30th
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Back Porch News - Edition October 9th
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Bracken Christian School hires new Coordinator of Strategic Partnerships and Grants
Bracken Christian School has hired Verlyn Maldonado as its new Coordinator of Strategic Partnerships and Grants. Mrs. Maldonado is the former Executive Director of American Sunrise. American Sunrise was founded by former U.S. HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros and his wife former San Antonio City Councilwoman Mary Alice Cisneros in 2001, to provide educational services for children and families in the Westside of San Antonio. Mrs. Maldonado has experience managing all operational aspects of non-profits
Comal ISD Bass Fishing Club takes championship title at first bass fishing tournament of the year
In only its second year, the Comal ISD Bass Fishing program kicked off the season with a School Champions trophy during the first tournament of the year at Lake Buchanan on Sept. 26. With 31 anglers and 16 teams of two each, the Comal ISD Bass Fishing Club had quite a showing at the tournament taking first, fifth and eighth place spots.The team of Evan Velez and Evan Koop from Smithson Valley High School took the top honor, while Braxton Alexander and Cade Dornburg of SVHS took fifth, and Aaden Thomas and
Brother donates life-saving bone marrow to little sister
One year ago, a 13-year-old, eighth-grade student at Smithson Valley Middle School donated his bone marrow to his little sister. This year, she is cancer free, attending school and dancing on the SVMS dance team, thanks to his perfect match. Hunter Pavlik, now 14 and a freshman at Smithson Valley High School, didn’t think twice about donating bone marrow to his little sister, Sydney, who was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia (AML) in May of 2019. With a 25 percent chance
Road Work Ahead - Schoenthal Rd
Road Work Ahead. Please be advised: Beginning Monday, October 5th, road crews will be paving Schoenthal Rd. The intersections of FM 1836 and FM 3009 will be affected. If you travel this area, please know that traffic will remain open to one lane only with traffic control present. Work is expected to continue through Wednesday.⏯️www.cceo.org for more information
Comal ISD mother shares lessons learned during son’s cancer journey
Four years ago, her son was diagnosed with osteosarcoma at the age of 10, and this summer the Comal ISD mother of two published a book titled, Joy in the Journey, about the life lessons she and her family learned through the ups and downs. At the time of the diagnosis, Sarah Permenter was like any other busy mom, working full-time and chaperoning her kids to and from activities, and she began sharing her family’s cancer journey through the CaringBridge website. It was an easy way to let
Help Spring Branch Middle School earn funds for New Die Cut Equipment
Spring Branch Middle School New die cut equipment $1,000.00 needed Our school is in need of updating our die cut equipment. Teachers and staff use the die cuts for all subjects including math, ELA, social studies, and science. The die cuts are also used to make signs and bulletin boards. BECOME A SUPPORTERWays You Can Support UsDrop Off Printer Cartridges Recycling for IndividualsDrop off your toner and inkjet printer cartridges at our location, during normal business hours. All printer
Back Porch News - Edition September 11th
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Comal ISD’s second school of choice opens
Comal ISD’s second school of choice opens Approximately 46 freshmen boys and girls opened the doors to a new school of choice in the Comal Independent School District this school year. Featuring project-based learning and collaboration, the Hill Country College Preparatory High School occupies one side of Spring Branch Middle School on U.S. Highway 46 in Spring Branch. The inaugural class is excited to establish traditions as the new year begins with the school’s mascot, the Falcons,
NATURAL BRIDGE CAVERNS UNVEILS MULTIMILLION DOLLAR TECHNOLOGY EXPANSION TO ENHANCE POPULAR “DISCOVER
NATURAL BRIDGE CAVERNS UNVEILS MULTIMILLION DOLLAR TECHNOLOGY EXPANSION TO ENHANCE POPULAR “DISCOVERY” TOUR Upgrades Include Programmable LED Lighting, Underground Wi-Fi and Weather Stations to Monitor Cavern Environment. Bulverde, TX (August 31, 2020) – Natural Bridge Cavernscontinues to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the discovery of Texas’ largest cavern system by giving visitors the gift of experiencing their popular Discovery Tour with a brand-new, multi-faceted,
The Kiwanis Club Delivered School Supplies to SJRC
The Kiwanis Club of New Braunfels and their Bulverde Spring Branch Kiwanis Satellite Club delivered an SUV full of school supplies to the St. Jude’s Ranch for Children’s school. Many thanks to club members that donated the much needed supplies. If you would like to become part of this fantastic organization who’s only purpose is to support children, send me a message at clarkmb2@gmail.com and I’ll show you how to make it happen.
Low Price Gas Shares Advice on Reading your Propane Tank Gauge!
Low Price Gas Propane How to read your propane tank gauge!(830) 282-8197Schedule today for $1.89 a gallon!It's as easy as checking the gas levels on your vehicle. If your tank runs out of propane, National Safety Codes require that a qualified professional tests your propane system BEFORE turning on the gas again. Lets keep that from happening by understanding how easy it is to read the gauge on your propane tank. 1. Open the lid of your tank to reveal the gauge. Propane is
Become a Licensed Massage Therapist at Massage Heights
We are excited to announce we have partnered with Texas A&M to offer Massage therapy training at Massage Heights Bulverde Spring Branch and New Braunfels. This is a self paced program online with the hands on requirement taught at Massage Heights. This will allow individuals to obtain their Massage Therapy License without having to travel to San Antonio or Austin. Texas A&M is offering a $3,000 scholarship and employment opportunity for you to become a licensed Massage Therapist! This state-of-the-art
Brand New Gifts! from Popcorn Friday
New Gift Options Now Available! Buy Now Gift Baskets We have carefully selected our top flavors for your special occasion. Check out our new boxed basket, perfect for any gift! Other Gift Options Gift BoxJOLLY JARS Flavors For Valentines Day! Strawberry Milkshake Strawberry, Bavarian Cream candied popcorn drizzled with White Chocolate will melt any Heart.Shop Now »Cupids
The Fieldhouse Campus Outfitters: Same Store. New Owner
A parting letter from Jana Hehs: It has been a pleasure owning The Fieldhouse Campus Outfitters store - I have enjoyed every minute. There has been so many great people in the community that have come in and supported this awesome business, and I have been extremely blessed. Being a retired school teachers of 30 years and working 2 years for The Fieldhouse, while owning it for 3 years, has been a joy. In finishing, I just want to say a big THANK YOU to all, and please continue to come in and support
CLEANGIE is BBB Accredited
CLEANGIE is excited to announce that we are BBB Accredited! CLEANGIE has always been committed to our customers, and now we’re committing to the Better Business Bureau’s Accreditation Standards, Standards for Trust to: Build Trust: Advertise Honestly: Tell the Truth: Be Transparent: Honor Promises: Be Responsive: Safeguard Privacy: and Embody Integrity. We are honored to qualify for such a designation that is not granted to all businesses who are invited to qualify.
Ranch Radio Group is 7th time Bonner Mclane Award Winner
The Texas Association of Broadcasters honored partners in service at the 2019 Annual Convention in Austin, Texas. The prestigious Bonner McLane Award was presented to The Hill Country’s own Ranch Radio Group for outstanding public service to local communities. Accepting the award on behalf of Ranch Radio Group’s four-station cluster were owners Mark and Susan Grubbs.“This award means a lot to our team,” Mr. Grubbs said, “as it recognizes the many, many hours, including weekends and after-hours that our
Belle of the Ball 2019
The 4th Annual 2019 Bulverde Belle of the Ball Prom Dress Project was a smashing success! Our Boutique weekend started with a bang with girls waiting to get in when we opened the doors at 9:00! On Saturday morning, we had seven fitting rooms filled with giggling girls and a line through the Boutique awaiting their turns. Our community made sure that the girls had plenty of dresses to try on…we had approximately 700 dresses in stock. Sixty five girls purchased at least one dress and as a result,
Close Your Local Land Transaction With Your Local Lawyer
The Law Office of Jason M. Rammel, P.C. now offers title insurance and closing services as an approved attorney for Texas Lone Star Title. Services include reviewing the title commitment, document preparation, resolution of title and closing issues, and conducting closings for residential, commercial, and farm and ranch transactions in Comal County and statewide. Closings can be conducted remotely or at our offices located in Faithville Park, 17080 Highway 45 W, Suite 108-B, Spring Branch, Texas. Jason
Kiwanis Diaper Drive Delivery for St Jude's Children's Ranch
2019 totals this year for Kiwanis Diaper Drive for St Jude’s Children’s Ranch exceeded the drive last year thanks to the generous people of our communities with the donations of 11,976 Diapers and 16,474 wipes!This year we had two schools engaged in collection of diapers and wipes. Canyon Lake High School Student Council advisor Tina Platt contacted us after they read the article in the New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung to be included in the drive. They collected 739 diapers and 536 wipes. Bracken Christen
