Unexpected soil conditions and debris are two factors in a request for a change order between Hays County and Turner Construction for the ongoing public safety bond project.
San Marcos has been named a 2019 Great American Main Street Award (GAMSA) Semifinalist by the National Main Street Center.
Texas State University President Denise Trauth presented more than two dozen faculty and staff awards during the Fall 2018 Convocation.
Texas State University students found a new look at the Alkek library’s breezeway. Renovations will continue during the fall semester. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Hays County Elections Administrator Jennifer Anderson has been chosen to represent the non-profit National Association of Election Officials, known as the Election Center, in its video vignettes ab
The first day of the new school year dawned Monday for SMCISD with parents taking their eager scholars to school.
What officials called a “non-specific, unverified threat” to the University of Texas Main Building, Austin’s municipal and community courts, and Texas State University on Monday morning was apparen
Flags were at half staff at the VFW Post 3413 on Hunter Road Monday, and a message board paid tribute to Senator John McCain, who passed away Saturday. Flags were also at half staff at county offices and some private businesses around town; but not at the U. S. Post Office nor city offices. The White House had its flag at half-staff Sunday but raised to full staff Monday. The White House didn’t issue a proclamation for other federal officers to lower flags out of respect until mid-afternoon. Memorial services for McCain, who spent five years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, continue this week. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
AUSTIN — August 25 marked one year since Hurricane Harvey’s battering winds and torrential rains brought death and destruction to coastal and inland counties of Texas.
The San Marcos DPS drivers license office is one of two offices slated to possibly close if the state Sunset Commission and the Department of Public Safety’s current plans make it through next year’s legislative session. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
If the state Sunset Commission and the Department of Public Safety’s current plans make it through next year’s legislative session, Hays and Caldwell counties will be left without DPS drivers
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