We are already getting kids in our clinic needing school physicals or sports physicals for the coming year. As a parent, you do your duty and get your kids evaluated as requested by schools.
With Texas State University move-out season comes an abundance of household items being piled up in and around apartment dumpsters on curbs throughout the city, like this one on Sagewood Trail in 2016. This year a town and gown program between Texas State and the city are looking to change that. Daily Record file photo
Every Texas State University moveout season San Marcos groans with a collective sigh as couches, television sets, lawn chairs and other various household items coagulate along curbsides, dumpsters and even
Last week we started covering a recent article in a Resource Recycling newsletter talking about single-use plastic packaging. Today we will cover more on the subject. While last week we
My journey this week takes me to a different path for my column — my first selection of poetry by Cathy Carson, a resident at CM Allen Public Housing a
San Marcos Public Library 625 E. Hopkins St. 512-393-8200 Q. Would you like to hear about what carpenters thought about the 2 by 4’s reduction in size? This is number
Emmy Award-winning Filmmaker David Blue Garcia will be screening his film "Tejano" Saturday at AquaBrew. Pictured in a scene still, Arturo, played by Hector Uribe (of "No Country for Old Men"). Photo courtesy of Jordan Buckley
An Emmy Award-winning director will visit San Marcos Saturday for a free screening of his new, smash-hit, indie thriller "Tejano" at 8:30 p.m. on AquaBrew’s back patio.
Downtown walkabout attendees stop to take a look at Tiny Amber Taylor’s booth of paintings and handmade jewelry at the Porch during a prior Downtown Walkabout. Daily Record file photo
The Art Squared Arts Market will take place, with new summer hours in July and August, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the historic Hays County Courthouse lawn.
Over the years, you’ll experience many personal and professional milestones. Each of these can be satisfying, but they may also bring challenges — especially financial ones.
Pictured are Central Texas Dispute Resolution Center Mediations Coordinator Alyssa Kutach, Director Martha Joyce, and new Community Liaison Randolph Goodman. Photo courtesy of CTDRC
Central Texas Dispute Resolution Center announced the addition of Randolph Goodman as its new community liaison.
Pictured above is Patrick Terry, the founder of P Terry’s, HCWC Executive Director Marla Johnson and HCWC Director of Community Partnerships Melissa Rodriguez, P Terry’s CEO Todd Coerver and Favor Delivery President Stephen Pho. Photo courtesy of HCWC
P Terry’s recently opened their San Marcos location and as a symbol of their commitment to the San Marcos community chose local nonprofit Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center to benefit from the proceeds f
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