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Rain could turn to snow
Walnut Avenue is wet Monday as rain falls steadily over New Braunfels. Dry weather is expected today, but the National Weather Service is predicting rain to return Wednesday and Thursday with the possibility for sleet and snow.

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Rain could turn to snow
Chilly temperatures could usher in a rare sight in New Braunfels. The National Weather Service is predicting snow.

Airport shuttle converted by Humane Society
Thanks to the recent purchase of a used airport shuttle, animals at the Humane Society will ride in style to adoptive homes.

462 area students considered ‘homeless’
A headcount of the homeless in Comal County has shown that many area students struggle with more than their homework.

Spring-fed pool closer to historic status
Mayor Bruce Boyer asked for a show of hands if Landa Lake and the spring-fed pool should be designated as historic landmarks.

NBISD unsure about date for bond election
The New Braunfels Independent School District school board will wait to vote on whether to call a May 8 bond election.

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Editorials

Leadership problem revealed at airport
The New Braunfels Municipal Airport has a leadership problem.

Herald-Zeitung voting recommendations
Concerning the amendment propositions for the Texas constitution.

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Sports

Hodges wins NB's first-ever district title
In its first year of varsity competition, the New Braunfels wrestling team has hit milestone after milestone.

A truly Super Sunday
The man peered through the doorway of his son’s bedroom and said to his son, “Get up, boy, let’s go to the Super Bowl.”

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Life

Courage involves much more than bravery
Veteran tells students about the nature of courage.

Canned Food Month arrives
February is Canned Food Month

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Columns

Award recognizes those who give back
By Autumn Phillips

World War II sailor’s solemn pilgrimage
By Doug Toney

Spirit of giving quietly blessed community
By Doug Toney

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