After 39 years of operation, the Gruene Antique Company in Gruene Historic District will close its doors this summer and return to its historical roots as a mercantile store.

As the warm weather arrives just in time for spring break this week, families looking for a fun, memorable getaway are heading up Interstate 35 to Comal County.

A new parking facility is set to open later this year and will provide extra parking spots for the Gruene Historic District.

With the holidays right around the corner, many outdoor ice skating rinks are popping up throughout our area.

For the first time ever, the town of Gruene is getting a brand-new ice-skating rink to celebrate the holidays.

The City of Gruene has announced its 38th annual Gruene Music and Wine Festival coming this October.

The Texas Travel Awards named New Braunfels the Destination of the Year for 2024.

Before heading back to the North Pole, Santa Claus stopped through Gruene to hear last-minute requests from kids.

Embrey is upping the stakes on its built-to-rent gamble, announcing its third single-family rental community in Boerne — before the other two have even wrapped up construction.

Happy holidays everyone — Santa Claus is coming to town and there are lots of things to do around our beloved city.

Gruene will soon welcome a $2 million distillery to the New Braunfels historic district.

The annual Gruene Music and Wine Fest is returning this October.

Spots in the Hill Country took top marks in this year’s Texas Travel Awards.

If you’ve ever wanted to buy real estate on Enchanted Rock or in Hamilton Pool from the comfort of your couch, this may be the board game for you.

The project will feature one- and two-story structures and will include 126 duplex-style homes, with 252 units.

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas The Comal County Tax Office will be closed through at least the end of the week as the building is sanitized and deep cleaned after an employee reported testing positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, according to a press release from city officials. Meanwhile, businesses around New Braunfels and Gruene continue to temporarily shutter their doors as new cases of COVID-19 emerge in the area. 2 popular Gruene restaurants, 1 New Braunfels bakery temporarily close after employees test positive for COVID-192tarts reopened Thursday after a part-time employee at the bakery tested positive earlier this week. Mozies and Gristmill River Restaurant, two popular restaurants in the area, are both still closed after employees at both eateries indicated that they had tested positive for COVID-19. Four new cases of COVID-19 were reported in Comal County on Wednesday, bringing the total to 141, according to the press release.

New Braunfels Two popular restaurants in Gruene and a local bakery in New Braunfels arent taking any chances after employees tested positive for COVID-19. Gristmill River Restaurant & Bar announced on social media that they would be closing temporarily to sanitize and clean the restaurant. They announced on June 3 were closed to clean and sanitize after an employee notified them they tested positive for COVID-19. A posting on social media does not state when they will reopen back up. In New Braunfels, 2Tarts Bakery also closed to do additional cleaning and sanitizing after an employee tested positive for COVID-19.

On this day in 2010, 7 to 12 inches of rainfall fell around South Texas in just under 18 hours. As a result, the Guadalupe River flooded its banks and swept away homes, businesses, and roads around New Braunfels and Gruene. Pictures are courtesy of the National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio.

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