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Fifty years ago this month, students from the San Marcos High School and Goodnight Jr. High School walked out of their classes as part of a boycott against the schools for not cooperating with the students’ list of grievances. Above, a headline from the San Marcos Daily Record covering the walkout. Daily Record photo by Alyssa Gonzales. Below, La Otra Voz a semi-monthly newspaper publication that highlighted and informed the Mexican American communities of the Hays, Comal, Caldwell and Guadalupe counties — cover the boycott.  Scanned copy from the San Marcos Public Library archives

50 YEARS LATER: A look back at San Marcos’ school walkout

Fifty years ago this month, students from San Marcos High School and Goodnight Junior High School walked out of their classes as part of a boycott against the schools for not cooperating with the s

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Above, Grain Bin Cafe and Store's hamburger topped with cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and served with French fries. Below, Grain Bin's chicken strips with cream gravy, which came with four chicken strips, mashed potatoes and mac and cheese served with a side of cream gravy. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo & Lance Winter

Foodie Friday: Grain Bin Cafe and Store

On a particularly sunny day this week, my usual dining partner and I ventured down State Highway 123 looking for a delicious meal. 

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The City of San Marcos has been working to reopen the San Marcos Activity Center after it flooded in October 2021. Left, a sign says the activity center will reopen in the spring. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo

Projects continue for Activity Center build back

Several items have been completed as part of the San Marcos Activity Center “Build Back Project” that began following the flooding of the facility. 

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