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New Braunfels Veterans Memorial in front of the New Braunfels Police Headquarters. (Sierra Martin/Community Impact)
New Braunfels

Many city facilities to close for Memorial Day in New Braunfels

By Shaheryar Khan

In observance of Memorial Day on May 27, many city facilities will be closed in New Braunfels, according to a May 20 news release from the city

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