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Ines Magaña of Chicas Calaveras wears her
traditional attire at the New Braunfels Hispanic Business Alliance Día de los Muertos Festival.
Her mission is, “We serve the one that death fears.”
Photo by Jerry Kloehr from I Spied With My Little Eye Photography.

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San Marcos Public Library

625 E. Hopkins St.

512-393-8200

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San Marcos Public Library

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Above, Jobell Cafe & Bistro's half sandwich and cup of soup, featuring an avocado and tomato grilled cheese sandwich and southwestern corn soup. Below, a Wagyu burger served with a 6-ounce patty, jalapeno bacon, goat cheese, pickles, spring mix on a poppy seed kaiser roll and side of fries. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter

Foodie Friday: Jobell Cafe & Bistro

Hays County is full of great eating places — from food trucks to fine dining — it’s all here.

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San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson recognized Dr. Paul Thomson Sr. and Mother Ora L. Thompson (pictured above), the Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ of San Marcos’s leaders, with a proclamation during a weekend celebration. Photos submitted by Curtis Marshall

Mayor recognizes Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ of San Marcos’ leaders with proclamation

San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson recognized Dr. Paul Thomson Sr. and Mother Ora L.

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People have long been fascinated with the business of death, particularly the customs surrounding funerals and burials.
Photo from Metro Creative

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SAN MARCOS PUBLIC LIBRARY
625 E. HOPKINS ST.
512-393-8200

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Q.Do you have any information about the business of death — like funerals, obituaries, customs and

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San Marcos Record

(512) 392-2458
P.O. Box 1109, San Marcos, TX 78666