The Record’s online poll from Nov. 1-15 asked readers whether they think Daylight Saving should be permanently banned. The end of Daylight Saving time was on Nov. 3, many sleep
Seven of the original San Marcos 10 met at the Stallions on Texas State University on Wednesday to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the anti-war protest that made U.S. history. From left are Arthur Henson, Paul Cates, Murray Rosenwasser, Sallie Anne Satagaj, Michael Holman, Frances Annie Burleson and Joseph A. Saranello. Not pictured are David G. Bayless and the late Frances Vykoukal and David McConchie. Daily Record photo by Rachel Sonnier
On Nov. 13, 1969, a group of students at Southwest Texas State University — now known as Texas State University — staged an anti-war protest in front of the Stallions
Tipsy Cow has opened their San Marcos location at 235 N. LBJ Drive. Daily Record photos by Rachel Sonnier
Tipsy Cow Ice Cream has opened its second location in downtown San Marcos serving up one-of-kind alcohol-infused ice cream flavors as well as kid-friendly selections.
Greater Bethel Baptist Church is celebrating 136 years this weekend with two full days of games, food and fellowship. Daily Record photos by Rachel Sonnier
Greater Bethel Baptist Church is celebrating 136 years in the community this weekend with festivities, food and fellowship.
The Record’s online poll from Oct. 18-Nov. 1 asked readers whether they think the city’s prospective cite and release ordinance should leave room for police discretion. City policy on cite
A family photo taken of Irene, Christina "Katina" and Ronnie Mendez in November of 1980. Photos courtesy of Mendez family
Every year families and communities gather to remember their deceased loved ones, honor their legacies with favorite treats and memories and celebrate Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead).
The Record’s online poll from Oct. 4-15 asked readers whether they think Cape’s Dam should be preserved. The City of San Marcos will be presented with a conceptual proposal Oct.
"Choppin," the original piece by artist Robert Jones that historian Jo Snider bought. Photos courtesy of Robert Jones
To mark the 400th anniversary of the beginning of slavery in America, the San Marcos Public Library will be hosting a panel discussion with author and historian Joleene “Jo” Snider
Pineapple Ninjaz's Kickin' Chicken Bowls with pan seared orange chicken and the Guhmp Bowl with grilled shrimp. Photos courtesy of ATX Food Truck Festivals LLC
Food is a binding force; it can comfort and warm; it can help us experience others’ cultures and it is the root of so many gatherings.
Lost River Film Festival attendees Bri Lee, Kelly Stone and Chris Champion enjoy a screening during the Price Center Garden Party during the 2017 film festival. Photos by Christopher Paul Cardoza
The Lost River Film Festival, San Marcos’ four-day gathering of independent cinema worship, will be kicking off its diverse lineup of international, domestic and local films starting Thursday, Oct. 17
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