As part of the ongoing summer activities available for children and teens through the San Marcos Consolidated ISD, students started arriving this week ready to dress as wizards or other characters in the Summer Drama Camp. Campers were on point to get their thespian skills ready for the new school year, including acting, dancing for performance, improvisation and art skills.
Photos provided by the SMCISD
LOOK OUT BROADWAY
Cyrus Gray
Case backlog shrinking, still looms large
The city of San Marcos needs volunteers to take on several open positions on a variety of boards and commissions.
Dear Abby
DEAR ABBY: Twelve years ago, my son “Will” married “Mara.” They dated in high school, wound up at the same college and eloped during their freshman year (way too young). In spite of their somewhat rocky relationship over the years, Mara and I always got along well. She became the daughter I never had, and she referred to me as “my other mom” when introducing me to her friends.
Canaries were historically used in coal mines to provide an early warning of dangerous gases. The CNBC rankings, where Texas continues to fall, should be viewed in a similar light.
The Brazosport Independent School District is always in need of more teachers — and for a long time, it wasn’t able to find enough.
Older adults and people with disabilities who are on Medicaid (and their authorized representatives) should be on the lookout for important notices from the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) about their Medicaid renewal.
An unrelenting stretch of blistering days amid an ongoing heat wave has put this summer on track to be one of Texas’ most extreme, weather data shows.
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