Raspberry whiskey sour mash, a key component for Roughhouse’s small-batch sour ale. Photo by Carolina Colantuoni
Roughhouse Brewing will celebrate its third anniversary on Jan. 15. The brewery will showcase a special small batch raspberry whiskey sour ale. The event will feature live music and live custom screen-printing using limited-edition anniversary artwork.
Above, a Bacon Cheeseburger from Highway 80 Feed Barn — with bacon, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomato, onions, pickles and mustard. Highway 80 Feed Barn is located at 17033 State Highway 80 in Martindale. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo & Lance Winter
On the final day of 2021, we look back on some of our favorite spots we visited for foodie Friday this year.
Looking for some great musical entertainment this weekend?
Well, look no further than Middleton Brewery for some of the best in local and regional music.
Metropolitan areas across Texas have regained most of the jobs lost due to COVID-19.
Stocks were barely higher Wednesday, putting the S&P 500 slightly above the record closing high it set on Monday.
It is that time of year when we all think of resolutions that will jump-start our lives for the new year.
The Taproom & The Porch, two long-standing San Marcos and Texas State University institutions, came under new ownership. The eatery and bar, located at 129 E Hopkins St., Suites 120 & 110, was purchased by new owners Sara LeVine and Samantha Strahan (pictured above) who bought the businesses om Travis Kelsey and Kevin Shea, who have helmed the combined restaurant and bar spaces since 1998. Submitted photo
The Taproom & The Porch, two long-standing San Marcos and Texas State University institutions, came under new ownership.
Currently, five million people have passed from COVID-19. Photo from Metro Creative
When I think of dangerous animals and life-threatening diseases, I tend to consider lions, tigers and sharks for the animals and cancer for the disease. In truth, it’s not big animals we need to fear most, it’s tiny ones, like ticks, fleas and mosquitoes. And various plagues down through the ages have killed more people than any other single cause. Back in 165 A. D., soldiers returning to Europe from the Near East carried a virus causing smallpox. It ravaged a generation and killed five million people. In 542, bubonic plague, carried by fleas on rats, killed about 20 million people in Asia, North Africa, Arabia and Europe.
“Portrait of Bill Hutson Next to a Window,” c. 1981, sepia photograph, 11 x 14 inches. Artwork courtesy of the Phillips Museum of Art at Franklin & Marshall College. All rights reserved. Photo by A. J. Meek
Bill Hutson’s “Homestead” with signs, symbols and numbers, acrylic on canvas, 1979–1990, 83 ¾ x 113 ¾ inches. Artwork courtesy of the Phillips Museum of Art at Franklin & Marshall College. All rights reserved. Photo by Madelynn Mesa
The Art of Bill Hutson is a citywide exhibition celebrating the work of artist and San Marcos-native Bill Hutson. Five separate and overlapping gallery shows will serve as a homecoming of sorts for Hutson, born in 1936 and raised in the Dunbar neighborhood of San Marcos, who later became one of the most innovative artists of his generation.
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