The combined Sandoval and Serna families wave from their float as the annual Fourth of July parade makes its way down Main Street in Martindale. The parade is a favorite tradition among residents with music, candy tossing and a wide variety of floats and marchers for bystanders to enjoy. Look for more photos from the parade in Sunday’s edition. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
The Chronicle of Higher Education has included Texas State University in the list “Colleges With the Greatest R&D Spending in the Humanities, FY 2016.”
Lisa Dvorak
Lisa Dvorak, community liaison for the city of San Marcos, was elected president of the International Town and Gown Association (ITGA) at the association’s conference in Columbus, Ohio.
The storm that moved through the area on July 4 drenched parts of Hays County with rain. Meteorologists said the large amount of lightning over Central Texas on Wednesday is typical of summertime storms. According to the National Weather Service, the peak wind gust at the San Marcos Airport on Wednesday was 41 miles per hour. One local rain gauge showed 2.5 inches. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
The storm system that moved through Central Texas on Independence Day left inches of rain, numerous downed limbs, canceled plans and power outages in its wake.
An undetermined number of San Marcos Electric Utility customers were without power for about two and a half hours on Wednesday after two “jumper wires” burned out and led to a switch disconnecting,
Conwaythewhale with Anthony Castilleja on guitar, Justin Conway on vocals and Clint Sonnier on bass perform “Osiris” during their set at the Attic Ted & Friends show in Valentino’s Pizza las
HOUSTON (AP) — Texas officials are struggling to enforce part of a flood insurance program that aims to elevate or remove severely damaged properties from flood plains, according to a newspaper inv
Townes Pharr, 6, sits next to the 164 pounds of food he raised during one day of his Facebook campaign. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
The Hays County Food Bank put out a call for help, and the community responded.
Floating on the crystal-clear San Marcos River, a group of friends hold on to each other as they approach a bridge. The Lions Club Tube Rental operates seven days a week. Today, it’s open from 11:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Producer Karim Hajj (left) and director Rick Rowley (right) film as ProPublica reporter A.C. Thompson speaks with staff Reporter Robin Blackburn on her coverage of local white supremacist activity. The interview will be included in a two-part PBS/Frontline documentary on white supremacist activity across the country scheduled to air in August and October. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
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