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Texas craft brewers Lazarus Brewing Co., Jester King Craft Brewery, True Anomaly Brewing Co., Oddwood Ales and Roughhouse Brewing have collaborated on a foeder beer called "Good Grief" and proceeds from the presale will benefit the First Responders First fund as well as brewery employees. Photos courtesy of  Roughhouse Brewing

Brewery collaboration to benefit healthcare workers & brewery employees

Five Texas craft breweries have teamed up to create a collaborative foeder beer, titled "Good Grief." A portion of the beer’s sale will be donated to the First Responders First fund to support heal

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Texas Folklife hosted its annual Big Squeeze accordion competition on May 1, where Seguin native Isaak Wolfshohl won the polka category. Photo courtesy of  Shawn Wolfshohl

Seguin resident wins Big Squeeze Statewide Accordion Competition

Texas Folklife hosted the 14th annual Big Squeeze statewide accordion competition on May 1 to crown the state’s top youth accordion players in the traditional Texas accordion music genres — includi

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The City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation Department is inviting community members to purchase personalized fence pickets to commemmorate the second anniversary of the opening of the new Children’s Park. Above, Enzo Galvez carefully pulls himself up the rope bridge at Children's Park. Daily Record file photo

Community invited to personalize Children’s Park fence

In honor of the second anniversary of the reopening of the remodeled, inclusive Children’s Park Playscape, the City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation Department is inviting community members to pu

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With sustainable native and adaptive plantings and a large oak in the front yard, the Grunings home on Chaparral Street is the Spring Lake Garden Club's May Yard of the Month. Photos courtesy of the Spring Lake Garden Club

Low Maintenance & Thriving

“I got tired of watering a lawn.” This confession may be one of the simplest reasons to transform a front yard into a more sustainable landscape, homowners Terry and Peter Gruning wanted more than just low maintenance.

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