One hundred sixty-two residents of Vie Lofts have been displaced after the building was deemed unsafe to live in by the San Marcos Fire Marshal.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
One hundred sixty-two residents of Vie Lofts have been displaced after the building was deemed unsafe to live in by the San Marcos Fire Marshal.
Attendees at the 2018 Tammi Fest browse and bid on one-of-a-kind silent auction items. Photo courtesy of OYOU
An El Camino Real Mobile Bicycle Project Pop-up at Sewell Park. Photo courtesy of El Camino Real Mobile Bicycle Project
The Emerald Crown Trail would link the communities of San Marcos, Kyle and Buda. Map provided by the Regional Trail Work Group.
Denise Trauth spoke to a crowd of approximately 150 attendees at the sixth annual Greater San Marcos Innovation Summit. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
Bob Klett
Breast cancer survivors are the first to start the ride. Photos courtesy of Texas Mamma Jamma Ride
HOUSTON (AP) — Emergency workers used boats Friday to rescue about 60 residents of a Houston-area community still trapped in their homes by floodwaters following one of the wettest tropical
Clockwise beginning above left, Belly Dancer Jamie Lynn Shelton gave a performance at the 4th Annual Mermaid Society Art Ball at the Meadows Center on Friday. A Salon MINK body
Wimberley Firefighter Christopher Robbins participated in the 9/11 Memorial Climb in San Antonio.
Photo courtesy of Wimberley View via San Antonio Express-News
Nearly 3,000 people died on Sept. 11, 2001 when terrorists attacked the World Trade Center in New York City. While thousands of terrified people tried to climb down the 110
Vie Lofts, located at 817 Chestnut St., was given a mandatory evacuation notice by the San Marcos Fire Marshal due to safety concerns about building stability and means of egress.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
One hundred sixty-two residents of Vie Lofts have been displaced after the building was deemed unsafe to live in by the San Marcos Fire Marshal. Fire Marshal Kelly Kistner issued
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State (1-3, 1-0 Sun Belt) had to win Saturday’s game twice to beat Georgia State (2-2, 0-1), 37-34.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Bryan London II has played in some heartbreakers.
Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Update (10:31 p.m.): Final (3 OT) Texas State 37, Georgia State 34
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Karen Chisum believes she has five very good defensive specialists.
Left, one of the archival photos of Rechy in his hometown El Paso. Above, The Wittliff's Collections now holds more than one hundred boxes of Rechy’s literary papers including the original manuscripts and drafts of all of his written work — published and unpublished — spanning more than 70 years of his life.
The Wittliff Collections at Texas State University has acquired the complete archive of internationally acclaimed author John Rechy, praised as "one of the few original American writers of the last
Today, taking items for a recent Resource Recycling newsletter, I will say a few words about a variety of items happening in several states. I'll start off with Texas, naturally.
San Marcos Public Library 625 E. Hopkins St. 512-393-8200 Q. Because I love Jane Austen, a friend thought I’d like the novels of Barbara Pym. When I read an author
Editor’s note: This is the second part in a two-part column about Dr. Theodore Dake. Part one was published on Sunday, Sept. 8. Dr. Dake said his military experiences are
Britton Robert Myers of San Marcos passed away Monday, September 9th, 2019 to be with our Lord. Britton was born in Lubbock, Texas on July 8th, 1937 to parents Robert
Wayne G. Skaggs, 89, a resident of Wimberley, Texas, passed away September 20, 2019. Funeral Services are pending at this time. For more information and to sign the online registry
M. Arceneaux. She is survived by three children, Beth P. Barber, Curtis P. Barber, II, and Kenneth L. Barber (Michelle); grandchildren, Kenneth L. Barber II and Ken Nae Hampton (Will),
Eddie Diaz and Kayla Royal go through a demonstration during a training simulation at Hernandez Elemntary on Wednesday.
Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
My mother always said I had a vivid imagination as a child. Fast forward and not much has changed today as I’ve gotten older. This week my friend Andrew Fernandez,
Editor, As a seven decades member of this community, I would like to share some thoughts regarding the recent controversy on the Commissioners Court of Hays County. What comes to
Dear Editor, On Thursday, Sept. 5, the Daily Record headline read “shuffling occurs at City Manager’s office.” With key employee’s now leaving or have left/retired like our assistant City Manager
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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