Can “AI” help you become a better investor?
Thu, 09/12/2019 - 12:00am
For the past several years, artificial intelligence, or AI, has increasingly found a place in many walks of life.
For the past several years, artificial intelligence, or AI, has increasingly found a place in many walks of life.
San Marcos is set to get a Twin Peaks in late 2019.
Sitting down for a homemade meal may feel harder to come by these days, but recipes that are both nutritious and flavorful can help bring your loved ones together at the family table.
Everywhere you look these days, it seems like America is an angry country.
Alzheimer's Texas is holding its annual Alzheimer's Walk on Oct. 12 at the San Marcos Recreation Hall. Those wishing to participate can sign up online. Photo courtesy of Alzheimer's Texas
This year marks the 12th Annual Alzheimer’s Walk for support, care and research hosted by Alzheimer’s Texas.
We’ve probably all heard about the problems the lithium ion batteries are having relating to fire and health risks. Now, from a recent Resource Recycling newsletter, I found the problems
Q. Occasionally, I see thousands of white rain lilies on the old Lamar School lawn at the corner of Hutchison and Moore Streets. Can you help me find out more
Editor’s note: This is the first part in a two-part column about Dr. Theodore Dake. Part two will be published on Sunday, Sept. 15. My journey this week takes me
The September Spring Lake Garden Club's September Yard of the Month is Carolyn and Bobby Whiteside's yard that incorporates native plants in a water-wise and deer-tolerant landscape that is closely tied to nature. Photos by Carolyn Whiteside
Spring Lake Garden Club’s September Yard of the Month features Bobby and Carolyn Whiteside, a couple whose lives are closely linked with the natural environment in Texas, and San Marcos
After 19 years in prison — five for stealing a loaf of bread and the rest for trying to escape — Jean Valjean, played by Nick Cartell, is released on parole by Inspector Javert, played by Josh Davis in Broadway in Austin's production of "Les Miserables." Photos by Matthew Murphy
Victor Hugo first published "Les Miserables" in 1862. During that time, the United States struggled as a nation to hold itself together.
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