During the heyday of Chilympiad, the San Marcos Daily Record won first place in the Media category of the famous cookoff. The winning recipe was courtesy of former pressman Clarence Johnson. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
“Sunset on the Water” by Susie Mullen. Photo courtesy of Linda Kelsey-Jones
The annual Downtown Swing music and culture fest offered Texas Swing aficionados concerts across multiple venues last week to indulge their musical cravings. On Saturday at Tantra Coffeehouse, local band Christian Sparks and the Beatnik Bandits performed their song “Beesting” for the crowd on the venue’s outdoor stage. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Cheatham Street Flats, being built to house both Texas State students and professionals, will be finished with modular stacking units, the first in the state to be built by Z Modular. The five-story, 192,000 square foot complex will have 175 units from studio to three bedroom apartments. Modular stacking is scheduled to begin May 7. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
SMUUF Social Justice Chair Jeannie Lewis, Kate Crosthwaite (WFLAG Member), Lisa Arceneaux (SMUUF Liaison to PFLAG), Chris Hall (PFLAG Board Member), Jim Pendergast (PFLAG Treasurer), Mary Pendergast (PFLAG President), Amy Lou Cox (SMUUF Treasurer). Submitted photo
The San Marcos Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (SMUUF) recently took up a collection of $880 for PFLAG and WFLAG to be split 50/50 between the tw
Texas State student Evan Perez, Walker Metyko, Ali Armstrong, and Consolatrice Nzoya visited Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
Four students from the United Campus Ministry at Texas State recently attended Discovery Weeked at Austin Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
After discussions and decisions regarding its name, its utility and its makeup, the Hays County Criminal Justice Coordinating Commission is still t
Hays County has filed a lawsuit against Kinder Morgan to halt the construction of the Permian Highway Pipeline on its current route, which runs thr
Photo by Gerald Castillo
The memories of all the wild games Ty Harrington has been a part of may not have stood the test of time.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State will have a new opening-day starter at quarterback.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State extended head men’s basketball coach Danny Kaspar’s contract through the 2022-23 season, the University announced Thursday.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Ana Perez became the first Texas State women’s tennis player since 2014 to earn All-Sun Belt honors as the senior was named to the conference’s sec
During the heyday of Chilympiad, the San Marcos Daily Record won first place in the Media category of the famous cookoff. The winning recipe was courtesy of former pressman Clarence Johnson. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Local nonprofit Together For A Cause Inc.
“Sunset on the Water” by Susie Mullen. Photo courtesy of Linda Kelsey-Jones
ArtWorks in the Community 2019 is the Walkers’ Gallery’s 21st annual exhibit by Texas State faculty, students, staff and alumni.
A college education is more important than ever in today’s competitive workforce.
Manuel Trelles, 59, of Lockhart, TX passed away on Tuesday, April 16, 2019 in Luling, TX. A visitation will be held from 4 to 9 p.m.
Inocencio Antomas, 67, a resident of San Marcos, Texas, passed away April 16, 2019.
Allen Lee Dietert
Allen Lee Dietert of Staples, TX passed away on April 14, 2019 at the age of 90. He was born to Edgar and Clara Dietert from Zorn TX on Oct.
When private companies use property owned by taxpayers, the Texas Constitution requires they pay a fair value for that use. It is a principle that
Student Government recently received a letter from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign’s Student Body President, Vice President, and Chi
It didn’t cook fully, but the the Daily Record staff got farther than they expected trying to fry an egg on the sidewalk outside the newspaper office. Daily Record video by Robin Blackburn
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