John Hardy with Divided Sky Roofing and Solar has taken the saying one step further and believes you can add Mother Nature to the equation. Pictured above and below, Divided Sky employees install solar panels on a local home. Photos courtesy of Divided Sky Roofing and Solar
The Hays County housing market will cool down in the coming months, according to projections from Texas A&M Real Estate Research Center Economist Adam Perdue. Pictured above and below, houses being built in the Trace neighborhood in San Marcos. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Above, First United Methodist Church San Marcos pastors, former pastors, congregation members and guests pose for a photo outside the sanctuary. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo
Texas State University hosted three summer commencement ceremonies on Saturday where 1,400 candidates for bachelor’s, master’s and doctorate degrees were expected to participate. Above, Dr. Kelly Damphousse speaks to the graduates during his first commencement ceremony as university president. Below, a mortarboard says “My destiny is my own.” Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Hopkins Street between Bishop and Moore streets reopened to traffic Wednesday as the two-year Hopkins Street Improvement Project comes to an end. Above, a sign informs drivers that Hopkins Street is now open. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo.
Above, signatures for a petition to decriminalize marijuana up to 4 ounces was turned into the San Marcos City Clerk's office on June 1. Daily Record file photo by Nick Castillo
Above, Arya Macias receives a face painting from Lisa Eklund during Monday's back-to-school fair. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo
The Hays County Local Health Department hosted a back-to-school fair where kids could have their faces painted, receive animal balloons, play free
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San Marcos City Councilmembers will consider the approval of an ordinance submitting to voters the question of whether to decriminalize Low-Level M
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This week Hays County Commissioners will discuss ballot locations, inmate housing, and whether to staff two major school districts with additional
Edward's Aquifer Authority
The Edwards Aquifer Authority recently declared Stage 4 Critical Period Management permit reductions.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State football and head coach Jake Spavital are closing in on the end of fall camp.
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Texas State Football Director of Operations Haleigh Blocker is always trying to get better.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Layne Hatcher’s seen a lot throughout his time in college football.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State men’s basketball announced the Bobcats’ rivalry with UT-Arlington (UTA) will continue in 2022 despite the Mavericks’ departure from the
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My backyard birdbath is a popular place these hot summer days and one species that delights in cooling off there is a large black vulture.
Washing hands and using hand sanitizer is effective in the prevention of viruses, including monkeypox.
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Q. I saw on the news a report that something called monkeypox is spreading. Should I be concerned? Is it a virus?
Water you waiting for? Try this sweet salad idea at your next cookout.
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Sweet salad gets a summery makeover
The Hays County Master Gardeners Class of 2021 works the demonstration garden at Jacob’s Well in Wimberley.
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With climate change affecting weather around the globe, including the heatwave we’re currently experiencing in the Hill Country, more and more people have taken an interest in plants.
East Texas is hot, and not in the way you compliment your wife when she’s mad at you for performing an epic cannonball while she’s lounging by the pool with her laptop.
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