We always are pleased to see American companies doing what they can to reduce the amount of waste through recycling, making things easier to recycle and being leaders for others.
Rodolfo and Lucita Lara were married the 2nd of March 1969 in San Marcos, Texas at St. John’s Catholic Church. Children: Veronica Lara Martinez, Michael Lara and James Lara. Grandchildren:
The Spring Lake Garden Club named the Dominguez's home on Patricia Drive in Sunset Acres as the March Yard of the Month. Along the front curb of their home, roses ring the yard. Photos courtesy of Spring Lake Garden Club
Winter weather in Central Texas makes finding a yard of the month a real challenge, so a front yard with more than two dozen rose bushes, all in bloom, was
San Marcos Public Library 625 E. Hopkins St. 512-393-8200 Q. I have lived in Hays County since the 1980s and still haven’t seen a horny toad. Why would that be?
My journey this week takes me to Ollie W. Hargis Giles, a “BISM” – Born In San Marcos – and only child, she was raised on Valley Street. Her grandmother
A mixed media piece by 218 Co-op Gallery's new Member-Artist Susan Best. Photo scourtesy of 218 Co-op Gallery
The Member-Artists from 218 Co-op Gallery are pleased to announce the addition of Kitty Myles and Susan Best to their artist cooperative.
photo courtesy of (c) Damir / stock.Adobe.com
(StatePoint) There’s no way around it: Americans are drowning in student loan debt, collectively owing $1.5 trillion.
The San Marcos Main Street Program recently named Tantra Coffeehouse the February Downtown Business of the Month. From left are Main Street Interim Manager Josie Falletta, Business Owner Adam Lilley, Main Street Organization Chair Linda Coker and Main Street Administrative Assistant Michael Royal. Photo courtesy of the city of San Marcos
The San Marcos Main Street Program has named Tantra Coffeehouse February’s Downtown Business of the Month for their investment in the downtown community, curb appeal and unique customer experience.
(Family Features) While many food trends come and go, some desired food traits seemingly never go out of style.
San Marcos' own former and current Queens of Carnival will be serving up lunch at Cottage Kitchen this week. Photo courtesy of the Heritage Association
In celebration of the carnival season, the queens of Mardi Gras and friends will host lunch at the Charles S. Cock House Museum, located at 400 E. Hopkins Street, from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.
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