Kaitlynn Hutchins is a Computer Lab Assistant and Team Lead who also writes for Community Impact, with a focus on local news in the Mc Kinney area of Texas. Her articles cover a range of topics including new business openings, community events, and updates on local schools and organizations. Her work has also been featured in the North Texas Daily.
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A new grocery store chain could be sprouting in New Braunfels next year.
GAMES, GRUB & GOODS: Comal County Fair and Rodeo kicks off 131st celebration in New Braunfels Kaitlynn Hutchins | The Herald-Zeitung
New Braunfels resident, Army veteran raising Alzheimer's awareness as national board member after his own early-onset diagnosis Kaitlynn Hutchins | The Herald-Zeitung
By: Kaitlynn Hutchins
Braunfels Trust Foundation members and Living Legends Award winners pose for a photo onstage at the celebration luncheon on Oct. 7, 2024. KAITLYNN HUTCHINS | Herald-Zeitung
The Chapter Co. founders Laura Hickman (left) and Lilliana Brabham pose for a photo behind the coffee bar on Sunday, Oct. 6, 2024.
The Weighted Plate, a new lounge in New Braunfels, is shown on Oct. 10, 2024. The business offers coffee from Betty Lou and mixed drinks. KAITLYNN HUTCHINS | Herald-Zeitung
Jim Hickey, 63, poses for a photo in New Braunfels on a stop during his latest journey on Oct. 8, 2024. Hickey walks city to city nationwide to raise money and awareness for children battling cancer. KAITLYNN HUTCHINS | Herald-Zeitung
By: Kaitlynn Hutchins
Running as a third party candidate against an incumbent Republican candidate in Texas’ 21st congressional district, Libertarian Bob King knows his chances of winning the spot in D.C. are slim.
By: Kaitlynn Hutchins
City Manager Robert Camareno presented the 2024 state of the city address Tuesday at the McKenna Center. This year, the presentation focused on the city’s five-year strategic plan and the
TASTE OF TRADITION: Wurstfest helps pass down generations of German heritage to young families in New Braunfels area, abroad Kaitlynn Hutchins | The Herald-Zeitung
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