Local farmers and community plant growers gathered for the SMPL’s Little Free Seed Library installation. Photos by Jason Cook
Alexandra Walker began with the basics: one single seed. From it, she has helped to grow a whole community.
My journey this week is a return visit to the Veterans Patrol, a faithbased organization in San Marcos with the mission of “Veterans standing together in faith to support each other for inner peace.” Veterans share a camaraderie and warmth of brotherhood when they meet. I always say, “I know your heart due to our unique military experiences.”
“But pity the man who falls and has no one to help him up”
Peppers range from mildly fiery to ‘melts your face off.’ Photo from Metro Creative
First off, let me make you a red-hot offer. I have a big bush just off my back bedroom deck and it is covered in tiny, BB-sized red and orange peppers. Chili pequins.
Above, a Showdown burger served with two beef patties, cheese, grilled onions and mustard served with a slab of delicious hash browns. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
Looking for an eclectic place with vintage décor that serves up a wicked good burger? Oh, did I mention it’s the oldest watering hole in town?
Art Scared returns to the Square on Saturday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., where children and teenagers will be able to paint designated windows with fall or Halloween-themed images. Above, a painting from last year. Submitted photo
The San Marcos Art Leagues’ Art Scared returns to the Square on Saturday.
The Kyle Parks and Recreation Department will hold its annual Center Street Trick or Treat event on Saturday.
M. Ray Perryman
Three Americans have received this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics.
Goyland Williams, featured Philosophical Speaker. Photo by Christopher Hall
The Texas State Department of Philosophy announced that its Wednesday community outreach dialogues at the San Marcos Public Library have resumed after a pandemic-induced hiatus beginning in March 2020.
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