The Alzheimer’s Association recently released its 2020 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures report, which provides an in-depth look at the latest statistics and information on Alzheimer’s prevalen
Veterans often wear baseball-type caps representing the war they fought in or sometimes the units where they served. This was the case last Tuesday when I met Richard V. Cruz for an interview at the Hays County Veterans Memorial — we both wore our 25th Infantry caps.
William A. Wyatt Sr. stands in front of the Texas Rangers Office in the capitol, circa 1930. Photos courtesy of VVilliam A. Wyatt III
The Texas Rangers are the oldest state law enforcement agency in North America. They are part of both the history and mythology of the Old West.
QI know it will be awhile before the 2020 Census figures are available, but I’d like the most current estimate of Asians in San Marcos. What groups does that include?
Today, let’s address a little about electronic recycling and also plastics recycling. Taken from a recent Resource Recycling newsletter, the first talks about something most of us don’t have to worry about — although I do have a couple of small battery charging units and some home
A multi-media piece by the Art Squared featured artist Ana Rae Grone. Photo courtesy of the San Marcos Art League
Downtown has several local events lined up Saturday, including the 2020 kick off of Art Squared and the March installment of the San Mercado market at the Price Center.
John Thomaides with Miss Beautiful SMTX 2019 Elsa Sanchez. Photo courtesy of the City of San Marcos
The City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation Department, with the assistance of San Marcos Consolidated ISD, is holding the fifth annual Miss Beautiful SMTX and You(th) Can Do It!
Texas has again claimed the “Governor’s Cup,” which Site Selection Magazine awards to the state with the most major corporate locations and expansions in the past year.
As you go through life, you’ll have many financial goals. Fortunately, you don’t need to achieve them all at the same time.
PEC is sending 10 area high school students to the nation's capitol this summer, as part of the 2020 Youth Tour program. Photo courtesy of PEC
Pedernales Electric Cooperative proudly participated in the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association’s (NRECA) 2020 Youth Tour program, which sends local high school students on a trip to Washington, D.C., each summer. PEC’s delegates will join 1,500 additional students chosen from electric cooperatives across the country June 17-26.
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