The beloved late State Representative, Edmund Kuempel, spoke for many of us after seeing a picture of 2nd Crossing on the Guadalupe River when he said, "That's as good as it gets in this State, that ain’t gonna happen."
What he was referring to was the destructive bridge planned across the Guadalupe River Road as part of the proposed New Braunfels Outer Loop. [more]
Asking citizens to support the plans of our local government officials is indeed rare in the contentious society we find ourselves today. But that is just what we are asking!
The Planning Department for the City of New Braunfels, working with a team of transportation experts have devised a transportation plan we believe deserves community support. [more]
A Frost Bank commercial gets it right, “When you grow up in Texas you learn to live by an unwritten code”. Part of that unwritten code is a fierce pride and love for this state and a determination to “Keep Texas Texas”. We expect people to be “straight shooters and square dealers” and to do what’s right for our state and the people who live here. We sure hope that expectation never changes. With this in mind, now is a good time to look into the proposed New Braunfels Outer Loop (NBOL). [more]
AKA: The New Braunfels Outer Loop (NBOL)
What will happen when the New Braunfels Outer Loop (NBOL), also be known as the Trans Texas 18 Wheeler Bypass, comes to our town?
While contractors are busy obliterating the cliffs at 2nd crossing, the state’s floating population will overwhelm the Comal River in New Braunfels. [more]
In a few months, the New Braunfels City Council might be asked to make one of the most important and far-reaching decisions to impact our community in recent history - the establishment of an Outer Loop around our city.
Although the Council never requested, discussed. authorized or voted on the soon-to-be completed $3.2 million TxDot study for this proposed thoroughfare, it is we who have the final authority on its implementation. [more]
