Two Hays County residents recently died of COVID-19, marking the 405th and 406th coronavirus-related fatalities.
Daily Record infographics by Colton Ashabranner
Two Hays County residents recently died of COVID-19, marking the 405th and 406th coronavirus-related fatalities.
The City of Kyle is inviting the public to its Mary Kyle Hartson Park Ribbon Cutting and Santa’s Arrival on Wednesday. Photo courtesy of the City of Kyle
Funding has been recommended for an Indigenous Cultures Center for Hays County. Above, the Indigenous Cultures Institute holds a prayer rally for the cultures center on Oct. 11. Daily Record photo by Madi Telschow
Above, a mockingbird perches in a Possum haw Holly. Right, a group of robins feast on Weeping Yaupon. Photos by Norman Winter
Volunteers thaw out turkeys. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
A City of San Marcos truck cuts through the ceremonial ribbon during Wednesday's ceremony highlighting the opening of the city's new Public Service Center. Photo courtesy of the City of San Marcos
Above, Kristan Alvarez, owner of KnD's Boutique, shows customers her merchandise at a booth on the lawn of the Hays County Historic Courthouse. Daily Record photo by Alyssa Gonzales
Now that the countdown to Christmas has officially begun, many are looking to get everything they need on their holiday shopping list.
Bowie Elementary School first grade teachers Jessica Posey and Kasey Clanto, music teacher Melinda Armadillo and first grade teacher Patricia Morrow are working hard to get their students ready for the LBJ Museum program. Photo courtesy of LBJ Museum of San Marcos
The Lyndon Baines Johnson Museum invites the public to its Christmas tree lighting, which will feature students from Bowie Elementary School, Mayor
Rendering of the Wimberley Valley Trails Project Master Vision Plan connections map of future trails, sidewalks, and multi-use paths to connect points of interest and destinations in Wimberley and Woodcreek. Map courtesy of the City of Wimberley
Hays County recently secured $971,000 in funding for the Wimberley Valley Trails Initiative, a multi-year vision aimed at improving connectivity in
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Even as Texas State’s lead ballooned to 70 points, the Bobcats stayed disciplined.
Jim Darnell and Brandon Miller with ducks shot at the Grand Chenier. Photo submitted by Jim Darnell
I recently enjoyed a blitz of varied duck hunts. I always watch for the unusual on any hunt.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
After more than half a decade of dwelling at or near the bottom of the Sun Belt Conference, and the FBS as a whole, the Bobcats finally found thems
Photo by Becky Crauthers, submitted by Shelley Henry
San Marcos Academy seized momentum with two plays around the goal line early in the first quarter.
My journey, looking toward Christmas, takes me to the Salvation Army’s iconic Red Kettles Campaign for Hays County. Each year we are given the opportunity to share our time and efforts in staffing one of the kettle locations. Ringing the bell as a volunteer is an investment not only to help those in need, but also in myself as a responsible adult — a “pay it forward” for the many blessings I have received.
Commander, Ortega, Reyna, Brown, Howard, Commander, Blanks and Martin
Maurice T. Suttles VFW Post 3413 received 50 goody bags from HEB Store No. 2. Kayla Reyna and Rudy Ortega delivered the goody bags for “Operation Appreciation” to Commander Stephanie Brown and Quartermaster Aaron Brown for the post’s veterans on Veterans Day.
Around my place, a goldenfronted woodpecker is showing up to peck at a hanging suet block. But another bird watcher near me has reported a more unusual visitor.
Jean Williams Royal
Jean Williams Royal passed away on November 28, 2021, at the age of 85. She was born October 7, 1936, in Lytton Springs, Texas to Arlington Manley
Burl Michael Abel
Burl Michael Abel, 82, of San Marcos, Texas, passed away on October 4th, 2021.
Primary Election filing is here! Your input sought for League of Women Voters Hays
According to the state comptroller, Texas is heading into an election year with projections that more than $24 billion will be left over at the end of the current budget, in spite of a pandemic that began with fears that the economy might be hit as hard as public health.
The first day of early voting in next year’s party primaries is also the anniversary of the polar vortex that froze most of Texas and crashed the state’s electric grid.
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