With Texas State University move-out season comes an abundance of household items being piled up in and around apartment dumpsters on curbs throughout the city, like this one on Sagewood Trail in 2016. This year a town and gown program between Texas State and the city are looking to change that. Daily Record file photo
Downtown walkabout attendees stop to take a look at Tiny Amber Taylor’s booth of paintings and handmade jewelry at the Porch during a prior Downtown Walkabout. Daily Record file photo
David Garrison stands by his Four Grand Mere Italian oven, a wood-fired oven that can be heated up to 800 degrees for fast cooking times, at his food truck Sauce it Up. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
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Pictured above is Patrick Terry, the founder of P Terry’s, HCWC Executive Director Marla Johnson and HCWC Director of Community Partnerships Melissa Rodriguez, P Terry’s CEO Todd Coerver and Favor Delivery President Stephen Pho. Photo courtesy of HCWC
Your true community internet radio station is happy to announce the appointment of new staff members to our leadership team. These new staff members will bring valuable training and experience
BELTON, Texas (AP) — An 86-year-old Texas man has been sentenced to 14 years in prison after he was convicted of fatally shooting his 80-year-old neighbor during an argument. Santiago
The Record’s online poll from June 28- July 12 asked readers whether they think the Texas Constitution should allow for delegation of the power of eminent domain to a private
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Texas State commit Trace Martin will head to Toledo, Ohio this week to play in the 72nd US Junior Amateur tournament.
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The Maxwell Football Club released its 2019 Bednarik Award Watch List on Monday afternoon, featuring Texas State senior linebacker Bryan London II.
On Friday, San Marcos CISD introduced two new coaches who will take over the Rattlers’ boys’ basketball program in Steven Pinchback and Jason Napol
A ruby-throated hummingbird is a likely hummingbird to see in at the Davis Mountain Hummingbird Festival. Photo by Eric Kilby/ Flickr
If you are a big fan of hummingbirds, you’ll want to head down to Fort Davis, come Aug. 22-25. That’s when the annual Davis Mountain Hummingbird Festival will be held.
With Texas State University move-out season comes an abundance of household items being piled up in and around apartment dumpsters on curbs throughout the city, like this one on Sagewood Trail in 2016. This year a town and gown program between Texas State and the city are looking to change that. Daily Record file photo
Every Texas State University moveout season San Marcos groans with a collective sigh as couches, television sets, lawn chairs and other various household items coagulate along curbsides, dumpsters and even
San Marcos Public Library 625 E. Hopkins St. 512-393-8200 Q. Would you like to hear about what carpenters thought about the 2 by 4’s reduction in size? This is number
of Theology, and an MBA from Indiana University. An ordained Methodist minister, Ed served as an Army chaplain in Vietnam and Germany and at the Army Chaplain School in NYC.
Paul T. Carmack, a resident of San Marcos, died peacefully at the age of 98 on Saturday, June 29, 2019.
William “Bill” Maxwell Soyars
William “Bill” Maxwell Soyars passed away on July 2, 2019 at the age of 93 years. He was born April 15, 1926 to Erwin and Bernice Soyars.
Wednesday, July 24 is a good day to settle down in front of the TV and participate in a historical event, as Special Counsel Robert Mueller spends the day testifying
I feared that the upcoming 50th anniversary of the first manned moon landing might get eclipsed by other celebrations (the 75th anniversary of D-Day, the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall
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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