The book for this year’s Common Experience, “American Like Me: Reflections on Life Between Cultures,”edited by award-winning actress America Ferrera. Photos courtesy of Texas State University
Texas State University recently announced that the Common Experience theme for 2020-2021 will be "Dynamics."
Unfortunately, the virus is still with us and doesn’t appear to be going away anytime soon.
An acrylic and watercolor entitled "A Calculating Kiss" by artist Rui Ma. Photos courtesy of Linda Kelsey-Jones
The San Marcos Activity Center, and the Walkers' Gallery housed inside of it, has been closed since mid March, due to the coronavirus pandemic, but gallery organizers found another way to keep the
Wonder World Cave is the only real earthquake-formed cave open to the public for viewing. Photos courtesy of Wonder World Cave and Adventure Park
Wonder World Cave and Park reopened with modified tours on Friday, May 1.
Craft care specialist Kathy Vanasse prepares craft kits for veterans.Photos courtesy of Help Heal Veterans
As a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, millions of veterans and active duty military personnel are on lockdown, many suffering from traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), post-traumatic stress disorder (P
Texas State Dining Services and the University Police Department are partnering up to serve Hays County first responders lunch Thursday. Daily Record file photo
Texas State University is honoring the service of first responders — every day and especially during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic — with an appreciation lunch on Thursday, May 14, 11 a.m
UNICEF Kid Power is a program of UNICEF USA that gives kids the power to save lives by connecting their everyday activity to real-world impact. Photos courtesy of UNICEF
As millions of people across the globe social distance and self-quarantine to help prevent further spread of the novel coronavirus, kids and families can help save lives by getting active at home.
My journey on Mother’s Day always brings thoughts of my own mother. If like me, your mom has passed, call out her name and honor who she was and what she did for you. The love of a Mother is truly God’s gift. This Mother’s Day may all of you know how important you are.
Last week, while on the topic of recycling plastic, we closed with an item from the New York Times. They reported a French firm is making a watch from recycled plastic materials of fishing nets and the waste plastic found floating in oceans. I commented that I couldn’t help but wonder if it smells fishy — I haven’t bought one yet so don’t know the answer to my curiosity.
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