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New Braunfels-raised author Tori Ford releases ‘Fallin’ Tides’ (opens the original)
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The inspiration for New Braunfels-raised author Tori Fordâs first romance venture is, she divulged, quite personal. âFallinâ Tides,â the first book in her new Holly River series, was recently released on August 25. This story follows Alice Sinclair, a young woman determined to turn her childhood home into the bookshop of her dreams, and Colt Mitchell, her brotherâs best friend who returns home after serving in the Marines. âIâve been saving this story,â Tori said. âAnd Iâm go
Tiffany Quiring named New Braunfels Community Pillar for advocacy work, community service (opens the original)
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Tiffany Quiring was named a Pillar of the Community for her commitment to strengthening the nonprofit community, connecting people with opportunities to serve and helping ensure local residents have access to the resources they need. Through her work at the Community Resource and Recreation Center (CRRC) of Canyon Lake and her broader involvement in Comal County, Tiffany has become a connector, advocate and champion for community service. How did you come to work at CRRC of Canyon Lake? I gradu
Former Canyon Lake-area priest excommunicated after rejecting pope’s authority (opens the original)
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A former priest in the Canyon Lake area has been excommunicated and removed from the priesthood after a Catholic Church tribunal found him guilty of schism for rejecting the popeâs authority, according to the Archdiocese of San Antonio. John Mary Foster, founder of the Mission of Divine Mercy (MDM), had served as a priest in the Archdiocese of San Antonio since 2009. Archbishop Gustavo GarcÃa-Siller announced the action against Foster in a public notice issued Aug. 14. âMr. Foster has chose
Comal County senior gardens cultivate mental health, connection (opens the original)
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Whether growing vegetables, fruits, herbs or flowers, seniors who spend time in the garden may also be cultivating better mental health. That benefit is significant, as many older adults face an increased risk of depression. According to the National Council on Aging (NCOA), there is no single cause of depression in older adults. While they often experience many of the same stressors as younger people, they also face unique risk factors, including chronic health conditions, decreased functional
Chris Parreira named New Braunfels Community Pillar for investing in future generations (opens the original)
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Chris Parreira believes the strongest communities are built by people who simply show up. Since moving to New Braunfels to raise his family, he has done exactly thatâvolunteering, leading and serving through organizations including the New Braunfels Noon Lions Club, Scouting America and numerous civic initiatives. Guided by a commitment to helping others, Chris has made a meaningful impact both professionally and personally. His dedication to strengthening the community and investing in future
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