Shaheryar Khan is a reporter for Community Impact, focusing on local news in the Texas area, specifically in Houston. His work has also been featured on ABC13 Houston. Shaheryar covers a wide range of topics including business openings, infrastructure projects, community concerns, and local government appointments.
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New Braunfels, United States (Local)
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Shaheryar Khan's coverage predominantly focuses on local Texas news, particularly in the areas of real estate, business openings, and infrastructure development. Given this focus, reaching out with insights or announcements related to local businesses opening or closing, real estate trends specific to Texas or Houston area would likely be well received.
Considering the emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases in Shaheryar's work, public relations professionals representing local businesses or organizations with significant developments within Texas could find success by offering newsworthy stories associated with business openings/closures and infrastructure projects in that region.
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By: Shaheryar Khan
New Braunfels ISD officials released Scenario No. 1 for new elementary attendance zones in December to prepare for the 2025-26 school year.
By: Tommy John, Lucy Cooper
The Path NB opens in New Braunfels, supporting local cycling community
Here are 6 mocktail options for Dry January around New Braunfels
The Utah-based beverage shop serves a variety of sodas, energy drinks and refreshers that can be customized with flavors, fruits and creams. (Courtesy Swig)
By: Shaheryar Khan
Applications are now open for the 2025 City University and Youth City University programs, offering residents and high school students a closer look at New Braunfels city government.
By: Shaheryar Khan
NBU has implemented a series of measures geared toward protecting city infrastructure and supporting customer readiness, according to a news release.
Bar B Que Bandidas opened on Jan. 1. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact) Bar B Que Bandidas opened in New Braunfels at 1190 Gruene Road Jan. 1.
Comal County's burn ban was lifted on Jan. 10. (Community Impact staff) Comal County lifted its burn ban Jan. 10 following recent rainfall, according to a social media post from the county.
By: Shaheryar Khan
The planning commission meets at New Braunfels City Hall, which is located at 550 Landa St. (Sierra Martin/Community Impact)
By: Shaheryar Khan
New Braunfels Utilities, or NBU, began upgrading its water line infrastructure along Landa Street and Elm Street on Jan. 13, according to a news release. (Shaheryar Khan/Community Impact)
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