Texas State University and Laredo College officials announced a formal agreement designed to ease the transfer of students from Laredo to the San Marcos campus.
Now, in our sixth year of continuous live-streaming internet broadcasting as KZSM.org, your true community radio station will be extending the many voices of our diverse, vibrant community onto a new platform.
Top, Board Chairman Brian McCoy. Left, ribbon cutting in 1973 for the first McCoy Building Supply store in San Marcos. Bottom, left, the current-store on Wonder World Drive; Below, Miriam and the late Emmett F. McCoy. Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet and McCoy Building Supply
Family will celebrate its 50th year in San Marcos
Former Thermon Drive building is new home of Hays County Local Health Department.
Photo provided by Hays County
The Hays County Local Health Department is gearing up to provide more services to the rapidly growing Hays County community. The expanded offerings include a larger space in a new building, located at 101 Thermon Drive.
Local artist Rene Perez cuts the ribbon dedicated his mural as an ode to Earth Day. Texas Disposal Systems commissioned the work.
Daily Record photos by Shannon West
This butterfly is one of the creatures featured on the newest mural to debut in San Marcos this week.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
A bright, colorful and beautiful river scene with a large turtle, a butterfly, Ralph the famous swimming pig in a tube, a helpful armadillo picking up trash, a fishing squirrel and a heron now adds one more spark of visual interest to a building downtown.
be on visual arts, but should also include cultivating a space for other art forms here as well.
DEAR ABBY: Our mom just turned 100, and she is in good health. I threw a big birthday celebration to honor this amazing woman. My brother and I were adopted as infants. She gave us a fabulous childhood, and we grew up to be responsible adults.
With severe storms causing damage across Texas this week, the Texas Division of Emergency Management urges impacted Texans to report property damage using TDEM’s damage survey.
The Hays County Criminal District Attorney on April 24 concluded the sentencing phase of the trial of Jeffrey Alan Scott, Jr., who was convicted of attempted capital murder and aggravated assault of a public servant on April 19.
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