Q. What is Ceres? A. These folks had returned from a trip to New Mexico. Near Cloudcroft, they visited a solar observatory at a place called Sunspot. As they started
From left are students Sarah Johnson, Macrina Anitei, Sabrina Zheng and Theodora Anitei. Photos by Carmela Johnson
The piano students of Dr. Karen Munson performed their spring recital for the year and awards were presented. Sarah Johnson earned an excellent rating and ribbon in the district festival
"Reticulation" by artist Adriana "Gigi" Mederos. Daily Record photos by Rachel Willis
The San Marcos Art League invites the public to join them at the upcoming artist’s reception for “2019 and Beyond: New Works by the San Marcos Art League.”
Central Texas Medical Center Foundation just finished up their annual Spring Into Giving campaign last month and raised over $70,0000 toward local charities. Daily Record file photo
Central Texas Medical Center employees donated more than $70,000 to local charities in the annual Spring Into Giving campaign that ended last month.
How your credit score is calculated and the impact it can have on your life is a mystery to many. However, credit scores and the ways in which they’re used are actually pretty straightforward.
Team Puttin' in Work came in first place for Fajitas. Photos by Ashley Martinez
The San Marcos Juneteenth Foundation celebrated Juneteenth last weekend with the annual Charity Barbecue Cook Off Competition and Music Festival at Plaza Park.
Mermaid Society will be serving up lunch at the Charles S. Cock House on Friday. Photo courtesy of Mermaid Society
The Mermaid Society will host lunch at the Charles S. Cock House Museum, located at 400 E. Hopkins Street, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Friday, June 21.
Dr. Amenze Osa Oriaifo & Dr. Rex Cole
Dr. Rex Cole, after 48 years of practicing Ophthalmology in the community, has announced he will retire from active practice with Central Texas Eye Center on Sept. 6. Dr.
Texas has over 150 lakes within its borders as well as thousands of pools, ponds and rivers. Here in the Hill Country you can just about swim year round but we hit it hardest in the summertime.
Volunteers from the Keller United Methodist Church volunteered as part of the Southside Community Center's Summer Work Camp this week. The camp brings in volunteers from churches all over the state and country to help restore and repair homes in San Marcos. Volunteers Brayden Hawkins and Berry Turner help secure boards to the roof of the back porch of a home on Saltillo Street. Daily Record photos by Rachel Willis
Every summer, youth groups from all over the state and country travel to San Marcos — not to vacation or float the river — but to renovate and repair the
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