The NFIB Small Business Optimism Index increased 0.6 points in February to 90.9 but remains below the 49-year average of 98.
The recent shenanigans in several banks stoked fears of another financial crisis similar to the Great Recession in 2008 or the meltdown of the 1980s (I wrote a book about that one). Not to worry!
The USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and the Hays County Soil and Water Conservation Districts are seeking input from the public on how to best serve local citizens through Farm B
$32.7 billion. Thanks to taxpayers, that’s the whopping budget surplus Texas will have toward the end of 2023.
As growth continues in Hays County at a rapid rate, officials are dramatically aware of the costs increasing that are related to the need for roadway and other infrastructure changes and improvemen
Birds have a problem. In fact, a lot of nature is having the problem from the smallest of insects to creatures that slink through the night.
The Hays County Commissioners Court, county department heads and staff are closer to finalizing the way the county will hire and pay its staff in the coming year and beyond.
Ozona Bank transitions their lighting to be dark-sky compliant. Pictured are Ozona Bank employees Jennifer Ramirez, Jeannie Miller, Jenifer Reed, Daina Slover and Philip Walker with IDA-Texas.
Daily Record photo by Dalton Sweat
“It's important to me, because I love seeing the stars at night,” Jenifer Reed, branch operations manager at Ozona Bank San Marcos, said. “I mean, they say the stars at night are big and bright, deep in the heart of Texas. Well, it wouldn't be if we didn't keep the lights down.”
The image shows the property highlighting construction of the new loop, FM 110.
The SMART Development Project is the newest approach underway designed to impact an 888-acre parcel, long the subject for innovative planning and development.
Above, Spencer Schwarz and Julie Albertson of the Texas Pie Company in Kyle go all out to celebrate the biggest pie holiday of the year: Pi Day, March 14. Albertson started out in the pie business with the Wimberley Pie Company at the age of 24 before relocating to Kyle and becoming the Texas Pie Company. “My husband and I have a lot of fun,” Albertson said. The husband and wife team have been selling pies in Kyle since 1989. Right, the Texas Pie Company is located at 202 W. Center Street in Kyle. It is also a full-service restaurant serving daily lunch specials, casseroles, sandwiches, salads and other desserts.
Daily Record photos by Celeste Cook
Texas Pie Company celebrates Pi Day
(512) 392-2458
P.O. Box 1109, San Marcos, TX 78666
