Following their emotional win against UTSA, Texas State will look to regroup in a Thursday night showdown with the Arizona State Sun Devils.
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The City of San Marcos is hosting the annual flag ceremony on the morning of September 11. Above, Jean Hahn placed a flower and a toy bear on the city of San Marcos' 9/11 display last year. Below, this flag flies only once a year in San Marcos to honor those lost in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Bottom, the San Marcos Fire Department raising the flag last year at City Hall.
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Roland Saucedo
Linebacker Josh Belanger makes the tackle for the Code Red Defense. The Texans held the Billies to just 18 rushing yards.
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Javian Rhodes finds a gap in the defense in the Rattlers first home game of the season against the Pflugerville Weiss Wolves.
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Atom Von Arndt
The November election will have two San Marcos City Council seats and a mayoral seat on the ballot. Atom Von Arndt is running for council member Place 5 against Griffin Spell, Roland Saucedo and Lorenzo Gonzalez.
The San Marcos City Clerk’s Office has a new tool that allows customers to request birth and death certificates online. The change streamlines the process of obtaining vital records, enhancing public service and efficiency.
Kristi Grider
Live @ Price, the monthly music series at the Price Center, returns this month starting on Sept. 12.
Texas State knocked out Texas A&M Commerce 3-1 to improve their overall record to 3-3-1. The Bobcats also played No. 13 Oklahoma State to a scoreless draw.
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Texas State defeated the Texas A&M Commerce Lions 3-1 to improve their record to 3-3-1.
Jordan McCloud was named Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Week following the Bobcats game against UTSA.
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Quarterback Jordan McCloud was named the Sun Belt Offensive Player of the Week following the Bobcats 49-10 win over the UTSA Roadrunners.
Following their emotional win against UTSA, Texas State will look to regroup in a Thursday night showdown with the Arizona State Sun Devils.
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Following Texas State’s historic win over UTSA, the Bobcats are now trying to shift their focus on another massive showdown with the Arizona State Sun Devils.
San Marcos dropped their non-district game against Austin Anderson as the Rattlers start district play this Friday.
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San Marcos fell to the Austin Anderson Trojans 3-1 [25-19, 21-25, 2725, 25-16] last Friday in the Rattlers non-district game.
Dear Abby
DEAR ABBY: A close male friend, “Will,” ended our friendship without warning. I didn’t know he had such strong feelings about my current arrangement. I have been dating a married man, “Bart,” whose wife suggested he get himself a girlfriend if he wanted sex/intimacy/ companionship. She also told him she would “never want to sleep with him again.” It has been 10 years since they were last intimate or even shared a bed. They don’t live together; Bart lives in his guest house. They share a son, which is why he doesn’t want to leave.
No need to carry a (chef ’s) torch: Try this recipe for homemade créme brûlée and give your kitchen its very own Michelin star.
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Many people feel dessert is the best part of any meal. When dining out, diners who can’t wait to peruse the dessert menu may find several items they think they can only enjoy at restaurants. But food fans need not be experts in the kitchen to enjoy their favorite desserts in the comforts of home. The following recipe for “Luscious Créme Brûlée” from Lori Longbotham’s “Luscious Creamy Desserts” (Chronicle Books) is a restaurant-quality dessert that’s simple to prepare and just as decadent as desserts you may find on the menus of your favorite restaurants.
Dear Readers, By the time you read this, my sweet foster- fail pup may no longer be with us. The prognosis is grim, and last week, I was too distressed to write due to multiple veterinary visits. I’m grateful to my editor for understanding and giving me space without guilt.
It took some time, but a set of new laws and rules passed by the Texas Legislature in 2023 went into effect on Sept. 1, the Houston Chronicle reported. Prominent among these are the SCOPE Act, or Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment Act, which tightens restrictions for online users younger than 18.
Allergies suck. This is why we should bulldoze all the trees and replace them with McDonalds.
I’ve been listening to old crooners on Pandora lately, and one of my favorite Frank Sinatra songs is “The House I Live In.”
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