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Above, cadets from the San Marcos High School Air Force ROTC program march Saturday to raise funds and to honor World War II prisoners who were part of the Bataan Death March in 1942; left, Maj. Anthony Williams of SMHC worked with the students to plan the commemorative march.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet

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Clockwise from top, a member of the Canyon Lake High School AFROTC pauses for a break during the Saturday march; the morning sun glows behind the flag at the first check-in point; students pose with Purple Heart recipient Lonnie Garza, far left; members of Amvets Post 104, from left, Sam Hernandez, Kye Nitsch, Curtis Morrow, Steven Saxon, Mark Salinas, and Bobby Rodriguez; cadets from the Canyon Lake High School AFJROTC head on their way to finish the 14-mile commemorative march; Bobby Rodriguez checks his phone while waiting for students to arrive; and the map of the course that students and veterans traveled to honor the suffering of approximately 75,000 U.S. and Filioino troops who fought and then surrendered to Imperial Japanese Forces during World War II. It is estimated anywhere from 6,500 to more than 18,000 died during the march in 1942. Japanese officials were tried for war crimes when the war ended.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet

Students, veterans load up, march in footsteps of World War II heroes

A strong morning sun cast appropriately long shadows on the road Saturday as if to herald the advance, one by one, of student cadets and veterans on a commemorative march to honor a brave group of World War II prisoners of war.

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Above, the county has experienced rain days which have alleviated some drought and is bringing wildflowers earlier this year; below, this year there is a bounty of bluebonnets and other flowers.
Daily Record photos by Gerald Castillo

Spring weather comparison shows more rain is affecting vegetation

Central Texas is an area known for its unique climate and varied weather patterns. In the spring, the region experiences a shift in temperature and rainfall that can dramatically impact the environment and those who reside here. The Central Texas spring of 2022 was a time of mild temperatures and average rainfall, while the Central Texas spring of 2023 promises to be a stark contrast with high levels of precipitation and potentially severe weather events.

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Dear Abby

Husband has nickel-and-dime approach to family finances

DEAR ABBY: I’ve been married for more than 30 years. My husband and I split all bills and everything else. This has worked because, in life, I have always taken care of myself. My issue is his cheap attitude about every little dime. He always makes sure I pay my fair share TO THE PENNY, but when it comes to his reimbursing me, he usually rounds down to the dollar.

LOVE LOCK SMTX

Above, Class of 2023 for LSM are from left, Brooke Spruiell, Heather Demere and Tiffany Harris; below, guests come into the event at the Price Center.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet

LOVE LOCK SMTX
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Top, Easton Spruiell, left, and Chelsea Roberts assist during the Leadership San Marcos event Friday to kick off the LSM's latest fundraising project; below, left, one of the locks is up for auction and right, the poster detailing the Love Lock SMTX project organized by the three members of the Class of 2023.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet

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Leadership class of 2023 starts fundraising for its community project

Crestwood Center will remain open

The Crestwood Center and the separate business adjacent to it, Ranch Road 12 Self Storage, have a tentative green light to stay in operation following mediated negotiations with the city of San Marcos’ Neighborhood Enhancement, which produced a working agreement on the construction of wastewater and sewer repairs.

San Marcos Pan American Golf Association turns 50

San Marcos PAGA members from the 1970s, are, Eddie Bazan, second from right, Paul Guerrero, standing second from right, Raymond Lucio, standing third from left; and front row, from left, Herb Sanchez, Richard Garza and Roy Guerrero; back row, from left, Alex Flores, Herb De La Rosa, Armando Garcia and Bobby Rodriquez.
Photo provided by San Marcos PAGA

San Marcos Pan American Golf Association turns 50

For five decades, a local sports organization has promoted the joy of playing golf with the dual purpose of contributing to the community by way of that passion.

County, TxDOT celebrate FM 2001 realignment

The Texas Department of Transportation and Hays County officials cut the ribbon to open the FM 2001 West realignment project's highway improvements to the public.
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County, TxDOT celebrate FM 2001 realignment

The Texas Department of Transportation and officials from Hays County came together Thursday to cut the ribbon on the FM 2001 West Realignment project. This is the first of three projects to improve FM 2001 between I-35 and SH 21. The west project realigned FM 2001 along White Wing Trail from I-35 to just east of CR 118.“Prior to this project, FM 2001 was full of sharp turns.

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