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Masks and other academic adjustments in a COVID-19 world
Masks and other academic adjustments in a COVID-19 world
Relax. This is not a column on the efficacy of wearing masks. Who has the energy anymore? 09/13/2020 04:00 AM
September’s Yard of the Month showcases the use of mulch as a summertime staple for responsible water usage
September’s Yard of the Month showcases the use of mulch as a summertime staple for responsible water usage
September is still summertime in Central Texas, with yards stressed by severe heat and spare moisture, including Stage 1 Drought Restrictions limiting lawn watering to one day each week, whether by hose and sprinkler or automatic irrigation system. Fortunately, hand watering and soaker hoses or drip irrigation is not restricted, and homeowners who want to maximize water use (and minimize cost) know that providing water early in the morning is the most efficient way to keep plants healthy until cooler weather arrives. September’s Yard of the Month, chosen by Spring Lake Garden Club, shows the wisdom of adding one more item to summertime plant care: plenty of mulch. In fact, the original mulch coverage has already been replenished with a new supply. 09/13/2020 04:00 AM
The Garden Guy
The Garden Guy
The Azalea Bowl at Callaway Gardens is one of The Garden Guy’s favorite places, even when the 3,000-plus azaleas aren’t blooming. The seasonal color and serenity will have you energized in short order. Such was the case recently, when my wife Jan and I became mesmerized with their plantings of flowers and foliage, in combination with the graceful King Tut papyrus. 09/13/2020 04:00 AM
City of San Marcos remembers 9/11 with virtual ceremony
City of San Marcos remembers 9/11 with virtual ceremony
The City of San Marcos held a 9/11 remembrance ceremony on Friday to mark the 19th anniversary of the terror attacks. City firefighters, police officers and city staff took part of the event, which was streamed on Facebook to comply with COVID-19 social distancing guidelines. Above left, members of the San Marcos Fire Department raised the same flag that flew 19 years ago. Above middle, The San Marcos Bell was rung Friday to memorialize the firefighters who died on 9/11. Above right, Assistant Director of Parks and Recreation Jamie Lee Case places a carnation on the 9/11 memorial wreath outside of City Hall. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter 09/13/2020 12:00 AM
Texas State's 17-point comeback not enough in 2OT loss to UTSA
Texas State's 17-point comeback not enough in 2OT loss to UTSA
09/12/2020 09:44 PM
City of San Marcos remembers 9/11 with virtual ceremony
City of San Marcos remembers 9/11 with virtual ceremony
09/12/2020 02:35 PM
Walsh, San Marcos make progress during first week of practice
Walsh, San Marcos make progress during first week of practice
09/12/2020 12:50 PM
HS Countdown to Kickoff: San Marcos faces off with Austin Akins
HS Countdown to Kickoff: San Marcos faces off with Austin Akins
09/12/2020 12:48 PM
Finding different ways to stay mentally engaged during a marathon
Finding different ways to stay mentally engaged during a marathon
09/12/2020 12:46 PM
Fitzgerald's 20 kills fuels Texas State's home-opening win
Fitzgerald's 20 kills fuels Texas State's home-opening win
09/11/2020 10:40 PM
Hays County reports 31 COVID-19 recoveries, 30 new cases Friday
Hays County reports 31 COVID-19 recoveries, 30 new cases Friday
09/11/2020 04:46 PM
UPDATE: Missing Kyle teen found safe
UPDATE: Missing Kyle teen found safe
09/11/2020 02:32 PM
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