I was deep into reading a Louis L'Amour Western, comfortable in my cushiony chair, when I heard a loud “thunk” outside the sliding glass door behind me.
Above, Mana's Restaurant's Juarez combination — one cheese enchilada, one beef enchilada, a bean chalupa and a beef crispy taco served with fresh flour tortillas. Below, beef enchiladas dinner which comes with two beef enchiladas, refried beans, Spanish rice and flour tortillas. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo & Lance Winter
Mana’s Restaurant located in the heart of Victory Gardens is a perfect neighborhood restaurant.
Providing delicious Mexican eats since 1976, a meal from Mana’s doesn’t disappoint.
EVO Entertainment Group will show the highly-anticipated Poirier vs. McGregor UFC 257 fight on the big screen with special showings at its Kyle and Schertz locations on Saturday.
Jason Giuilietti
Vision 2025, as I introduced in my last column, is an ambitious and community-based economic development strategy designed to increase prosperity in Hays and Caldwell Counties.
M. Ray Perryman
One of the industries hardest hit by the pandemic has been airlines. The sharp decrease in demand for air travel due to shutdowns and safety concerns has severely crimped revenues and profits.
Kids and grandkids alike will love these homemade star-shaped delights. Photo by Metro Creative
What would winter be without platters full of homemade cookies? It’s that time of year for pulling out favorite recipes and filling the house with delicious aromas and delectable treats. This recipe for “Stareos” from “Classic Stars Desserts” (Chronicle Books) by Emily Luchetti adds a gourmet spin to a popular chocolate sandwich cookie.
KMFA 89.5, Austin’s listener-supported classical music station, announces the full schedule for “Live from the Draylen Mason,” a Grand Opening Celebration, Jan. 29 – 31. “Live from the Draylen Mason” events will include three days of streaming programming by locally and nationally acclaimed artists. Tickets are available at kmfa.org/live.
Columnist’s Note: My journey this week has returned to my friend, Paul Buntyn, Pastor Emeritus of Abundant Life Christian Church, San Marcos, Texas. I asked him to share his thought in this week’s column.
The Department of Theatre and Dance at Texas State will offer a full schedule of virtual performances for the spring 2021 semester. Photo from the Texas State University website
The Department of Theatre and Dance at Texas State will offer a full schedule of virtual performances for the spring 2021 semester.
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