Disaster relief will be available for state agencies, local governments and some nonprofits “on a cost-sharing basis” to repair and replace damaged facilities and conduct other emergency work, the White House said.
The Hays County Commissioners Court will hold its regular meeting today at 9 a.m.
Texas State students receive certificates for their participation in a unique training provided by the IRS-CI. Students were involved in simulations that could lead to future employment as agents.
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Students participate in training activities with the IRS-CI.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
Student Ebby Hosea works through a simulation scenario with IRS-CI agent Sonia Hurtado.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
The Internal Revenue Service-Criminal Investigation is hiring. For recruitment purposes, it hosted an all-day simulation event to give accounting students at Texas State University a taste of what Special Agent and Public Information Officer Mark Wilson called “the life in a day” of a special agent, a condensed version of what the job would entail.
Dear Abby
DEAR ABBY: I’d like some advice about a family situation that has been going on for the entire 34 years of my marriage. My husband is not kind to my now-grown sons. He gives me the silent treatment for weeks over small disagreements. My eldest son visited us for my 75th birthday and, after receiving my spouse’s cold shoulder, he informed me he won’t be visiting again because of my husband’s rude behavior.
Texas State University Vice President for University Advancement Brooks Hull has named Sarah Sims the new associate vice president for donor engagement.
Collin
Bold Ruler
Dog of the Week: Collin (49853662) Collin is one of the shelter’s longest-stay residents, but don’t let that title fool you, he is one great pup! This happy boy is a 6-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier mix who enjoys going on frequent Dog’s Day Out adventures and rides well in the car. Volunteers describe Collin as the perfect dog and walks like a good boy on leash. He has interacted with multiple dogs at the shelter, is great with kids, and very food motivated.
Cadets from the Gary Job Corps Center recently assisted the Kyle Chamber of Commerce with its Business to Business Expo. Visitors to the event enjoyed the over 40 vendors showcasing goods and services. Gary students and staff have volunteered with the city of Kyle and the Chamber of Commerce for years, assisting with Market Days, the Kyle Chamber Health Expo, the Pie in the Sky Celebrations and 5K Runs. Above, are the cadets from the Gary Center: Majura Abdallah, Jose Arzate, Emma Bennett, Angel Tejeda, Capt. Preston Smith (instructor), and Kyle Chamber staff, Ariel Carmon, Tarence Hines, Dawn Schneider, and Julie Snyder.
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Gary Job Corps cadets assist at Kyle Business to Business Expo
NASA has awarded a grant to TXST for developing the first concrete for the moon.
Daily Record photo by Barbara Audet
San Marcos will soon be part of the future when it comes to structures on the lunar surface.
This past week students across San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District began STAAR testing. There are changes in the 2023 test though that will affect each student. According to the Texas Education Agency website, the STAAR test redesign more closely aligns the exams with classroom learning.
Pictured are Kent Black and family with HCWC CEO Melissa Rodriguez.
Photo provided by HCWC
The Hays-Caldwell Womens Center invites the public to join them as they cultivate hope for survivors of domestic abuse and assault with its 39th Annual Auction.
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P.O. Box 1109, San Marcos, TX 78666
