The San Marcos CommuniCare Health Center that opened in 2009. Photo courtesy of CCHC
CommuniCare Health Foundation is hosting what it hopes to be a first in an annual tradition on Tuesday, July 30 from 11:30 a.m. -1 p.m.
The Record’s online poll from July 12-19 asked readers whether they think Hays County should continue to accept low-level marijuana cases in the wake of House Bill 1325 As district
Since 2010, Central Texas children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) have the opportunity to experience summer fun that also prepares them to succeed. Drum Instructor Areum Han leads campers and councilors through the "Gummy Bear Song" during their morning drum session. Daily Record photos by Rachel Willis
Every summer for 9 years, local children and children from all over the state gather in San Marcos to make some quality memories during a first-of-its-kind summer camp designed specifically
Ever wish that on your eleventh birthday an owl would have flown through your window, with letter in beak, letting you know that you were a wizard after all and you were, in fact, going to Hogwarts
Robert, an 8-month-old shepherd mix from the San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter was adopted at The San Marcos Young Professionals' July networking event "The 'Dog' Days of Summer." The event was held at Railyard Bar & Grill and was sponsored by Matt Patterson Farmers Insurance and served as a drive for the animal shelter. Photo by Samantha Brown
The San Marcos Young Professionals hosted a BYOD — Bring Your Own Dog — event last Thursday, but one dog attendee, Robert, wound up going home wit
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
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
Harley Fetterman stands on the beach in front of the Santa Monica Pier during a trip. Photos courtesy of Beth Freeborn
At age 5, Harley Fetterman was diagnosed with an optic glioma, though it was not an aggressive type of cancer, it caused him to go blind. At age 15, he
The Record’s online poll from June 17-28 asked readers whether they think the city should adopt a demolition review period for historic resources. Preservationists in San Marcos are mourning the
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