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Back to school health fair planned
Back to school health fair planned
Hays County Local Health Department is hosting a back-to-school fair to encourage student vaccinations before the start of school in August. 07/18/2023 12:00 AM
Robert S. Light extension project adds new highway travel lane
Robert S. Light extension project adds new highway travel lane
The Texas Department of Transportation was joined by state, county and local officials to celebrate the completion of the RM 967/Robert S. Light Boulevard extension project, according to information provided in a press release by TXDOT. 07/18/2023 12:00 AM
Family stretches finances to fund daughter’s studies
Family stretches finances to fund daughter’s studies
Dear Abby 07/18/2023 12:00 AM
Judge sentences Villareal to 35 years following jury verdict of guilty
Judge sentences Villareal to 35 years following jury verdict of guilty
A Hays County jury found 63-year-old Elias Villarreal guilty on Wednesday, July 12, of aggravated assault against a public servant and resisting arrest with a deadly weapon. 07/18/2023 12:00 AM
What a Wonka Good Time
What a Wonka Good Time
What a Wonka Good Time 07/18/2023 12:00 AM
Consider animal welfare in decision-making
Consider animal welfare in decision-making
New research from Bob Fischer, an associate professor in the Department of Philosophy at Texas State University, argues that incorporating animal welfare into policymaking may improve policy and practice. 07/18/2023 12:00 AM
New school safety laws look to place chaplains, armed guards on site
New school safety laws look to place chaplains, armed guards on site
Almost a year after Texas’ deadliest school shooting, state lawmakers ordered school districts to secure schools with armed officers and to train more staff to identify students who may need mental health support under legislation set to become law in September. 07/18/2023 12:00 AM
Skip the salt, but keep the flavor
Skip the salt, but keep the flavor
The human body needs salt to survive. Sodium chloride is required in a nominal amount to conduct nerve impulses, contract and relax muscles, and maintain a proper balance of water and minerals. The Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health says it’s estimated people need 500 mg of sodium per day to perform these vital functions. Too often, however, people consume much more salt in their diets than is necessary, which can lead to a host of medical issues. The average person eats 3,400 mg of sodium daily, and that can contribute to high blood pressure, heart disease, and even loss of calcium in bones. 07/16/2023 05:00 AM
DAR chapter celebrates 100 years
DAR chapter celebrates 100 years
Members of the Captain Thomas Moore Chapter, National Daughters of the American Revolution gathered at the San Marcos Public Library’s Local History room to celebrate their 100th anniversary on June 15, enjoying a day of reflection and fellowship. 07/16/2023 05:00 AM
KZSM–'When the River Speaks' on your true community radio station
KZSM–'When the River Speaks' on your true community radio station
Our mission at KZSM. org is “to engage, enlighten, and entertain listeners with programming celebrating the rich diversity of our community.” 07/16/2023 05:00 AM
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Chamber welcomes new Gary Job Corps Director
Chamber welcomes new Gary Job Corps Director
Chamber welcomes new Gary Job Corps Director 07/16/2023 05:00 AM
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