Studio San Martian, the latest artist and artisan gallery and event space to open downtown, held their soft opening in August and now is operating as a full-fledged gallery and retail space on
Saturday night was the 3rd Annual Mermaid Society SMTX Mer-Tini Shakedown.
From left to right are Bert Stratemann, Jerry Sebek, Bettye Nagy, Robert Cotner, Sue Cobb, Betty Taylor, Carmen Imel, Bobbie Gilbert, Beverly Owen and Jean Mooney. Photo courtesy of the Heritage Riverwalk Committee
The Heritage Riverwalk Committee will host lunch at the Charles S. Cock House Museum, located at 400 W. Hopkins Street, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. on Sept. 21.
Seeing clearly is important for child's success in education, but 41 percent of parents wait until their child complains about their vision to schedule an eye exam, according to a recent study by VSP Vision Care. Free use photo
(StatePoint) Parents know that seeing clearly is important for their kid’s success in the classroom, but many are not taking their child to get annual eye exams.
The LifeLong Learning Organization of San Marcos (LLL) and Price Center are teaming up again to present three new workshops beginning next month. Dr. Kenneth Ward, a Texas State professor
My journey this week reminded me that the Lord’s word is our refuge and strength. “Trust in him at all times, you people, pour out your hearts to him, for
San Marcos Public Library 625 E. Hopkins St. 512-393-8200 Q. I’d like to practice my Spanish conversation skills by watching foreign films. How can I find films with Spanish dialogue?
A few weeks ago, I talked about the floating island of plastic in the ocean. Then just the other day, there was a couple of articles in USA Today discussing
The First Baptist Church that stands on Martin Luther King Drive in San Marcos is 110 years old and a bastion of history for the San Marcos African-American community. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
It is often said, “Oh, if this old building could talk, what stories it could tell.” Well, this old building can talk, so read my story and hear it as
The highly-regarded Mariachi Nueva Generación, from Texas State University's Latin Music Studies program, will perform live at the San Marcos Public Library on Sept. 29 at 10 a.m., as part of their celebration of National Hispanic Heritage Month. Photo courtesy of John Lopez
The library is observing Hispanic Heritage Month with several chances to celebrate the heritage and culture of the city’s largest minority community.
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