Kathy Morris, who battled breast cancer while serving as mayor of San Marcos. Carl Deal photo
Editor’s note: This is the first in a four-part series focusing on Breast Cancer Awareness.
Cape’s Dam earlier this year. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
PUBLISHER “Is destroying the park the correct way to thank someone for such a beautiful gift? We never thought then the preservation of the dam and mill race would some
San Marcos CISD has taken a proactive approach to school safety this school year by adding resources like a Social Emotional Counselor for students, parents and staff, as well as security fencing around the high school campus. Daily Record archive photo by Denise Cathey
What does it mean to be safe at school?
While San Marcos’ population has grown by leaps and bounds, the city says water consumption has increased about two percent per year over the past decade. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
In a single year the average American residence uses more than 100,000 gallons of water, inside and outside their homes.
Cape’s Dam has been badly battered by floods over the decades. Daily Record file photo
It’s often said preservation begins through storytelling. It helps keep alive great things that have shaped our country — our communities. Go a little deeper and you’ll find people taking
The news from Kyle is “upbeat” following the announcement of Uptown Kyle, a mixed-use development planned at Plum Creek - Phase II.
Nostimo Cafe, a Greek and Mediterranean inspired eatery on W. San Antonio Street. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
If you browse the dictionary and look up the word Nostimo, you'll find its Greek in its origin and means, "delicious."
Westlake Eye Specialists Certified Ophthalmic Assistant Michael Way performs a LipiFlow treatment on a patient with Dry Eye. Photo courtesy of Westlake Eye Specialists
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. That’s what the proverb says. But Zarmeena Vendal, M.D.
It was an eerie opinion page — left almost entirely blank — a block of text in the middle that simply read: “Today, we are speechless. “This page is intentionally
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