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Dear Editor:
If a family member, neighbor, or someone in the grocery store collapsed of sudden cardiac arrest, would you know what to do? Of the nearly 400,000 people that suffer sudden cardiac arrest outside of a hospital each year, the vast majority do not receive bystander CPR and less than 11 percent survive.

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Dallas Baptist seemed content pumping Texas State fastballs last weekend. Even though the Bobcats worked a bunch of hitters’ counts, the Patriots must have read an incorrect scouting report that said Ty Harrington’s team couldn’t hit high heat.

Texas State didn’t complain. Harrington’s bunch just made DBU pay, especially last Saturday.

A San Marcos man convicted of sex crimes against children will be 99 years when he is released from jail.

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Authorities investigating the apparent hit and run death of a Kyle resident won’t have anymore to say on the matter until the case is presented to the Hays County District Attorney’s Office.

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From Staff Reports

Downtown San Marcos will be alive with music, arts, the Farmer’s Market, food booths and the monthly Downtown Sidewalk Sale this Saturday, May 18 around the Courthouse Square.
Main Street’s Texas Natural Festival and the 26th annual Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame concert is on tap all day and evening Saturday. The Farmer’s Market will be held on San Antonio Street on the south side of the courthouse from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Participating downtown stores and shops will hold special sidewalk sales around the construction zone on N. LBJ and Hutchison Streets.