Protesters seek justice for George Floyd, Breonna Taylor
Community members gathered around the historic Hays County Courthouse Friday to show solidarity in seeking justice for George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.
Community members gathered around the historic Hays County Courthouse Friday to show solidarity in seeking justice for George Floyd and Breonna Taylor.
The San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter was awarded a $2,500 grant from the Petco Foundation to support its lifesaving efforts during COVID-19.
The Daily Record’s online poll from May 1-22 asked readers if they planned on visiting any reopened businesses during the first phase of reopening businesses in Texas.
Each summer since 1998, the Central Texas Writing Project (CTWP) at Texas State University has hosted the Young Writers Camp. But for the first time ever, CTWP is delivering its camp offerings completely online.
Messina Hof is launching its new Bottle of Thanks program, which allows customers to send a bottle of Messina Hof wine to a frontline medical worker.
Texas State University recently announced that the Common Experience theme for 2020-2021 will be "Dynamics."
The Hays-Caldwell Women's Center recently held a virtual groundbreaking for its Transitional Housing Project, which will offer victims of domestic abuse long-term affordable and safe housing. Above, Brenda Remme and Miriam McCoy hold a shovel to celebrate the HCWC's groundbreaking. Photo courtesy of the Hays-Caldwell Women's Center
The Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center (HCWC) recently broke ground on a project 20 years in the making.
Nonprofit Alma’s Light is selling “Couchella 2020” T-shirts to raise money for the Hays County Food Bank to help fill the food bank’s increased needs during the coronavirus pandemic.
The San Marcos Public Library is hosting a virtual volunteer and resource fair in response to COVID-19 to help local organizations providing direct assistance to the community during this time spea
The San Marcos Art League is finding new ways to support arts in the community and artists during the COVID-19 pandemic, including making the San Marcos Art Center's gallery available for purchase online. Above, "Out of the Wilderness" an acrylic on canvas by artist Jan Pomeroy. Photos courtesy of the San Marcos Art League
The pandemic has been, for many, a time to delve into and immerse themselves in the arts they love — whether it be music, film, painting, knitting or photography. But for many working artists, the pandemic has meant a loss of markets, venues and income avenues they depend on for their livelihoods.
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