The Hays County Master Gardener Association will hold a Master Gardener Training Course on 12 Fridays in spring of 2019. The Master Gardener Training Program is an educational/ volunteer program
Some nice news to relate and some not-so-nice news to relate. Nice news first. Taken from a recent newsletter by Waste Today, a part of the Recycling Today organization, I
San Marcos' Annual Celtic Festival is around the corner. Dee Ann Prince and Merlin the Wise entertain children of all ages with magic, music and puppetry. Photos courtesy of Linda Kelsey-Jones
Lift your spirits, liven up your January and “warm the cockles of your heart" – the public is invited to the 4th annual San Marcos Celtic Festival, Sunday, Jan. 20 from noon to 6 p.m.
The San Marcos Public Library is celebrating the one year anniversary of its adult reading program Passport to Reading with a new January topic and an anniversary party.
The Greater San Marcos Partnership recently made some changes to its staff in preparation for an ambitious 2019 agenda. Jason J. Giulietti (left) is the new vice president of Economic Development, John E. Ellis (center) was hired as the director of Marketing and Communications and Christian Duran (right) was promoted to manager of Existing Business and Workforce Development. Photos courtesy of GSMP
The region’s economic development organization, the Greater San Marcos Partnership (GSMP), has undergone significant staff changes in preparation for an aggressive 2019 agenda.
Photo illustration by Denise Cathey
It's January, a time usually set aside for making New Year's resolutions and getting healthy eating habits back on track, and for Girl Scouts of Central Texas (GSCTX) it's the launch of the 2019 Gi
The ketogenic diet is a high-fat, adequate-protein, low-carbohydrate diet that has taken the health community by storm in recent years. Photo courtesy of StatePoint
(StatePoint) It seems that everyone these days has a friend following a “keto-friendly” diet – a low-carb eating plan designed to make the body burn fat more efficiently.
Kenneth Girlardo, a recipient of deep brain stimulation therapy to treat Parkinson's Disease, walks with his wife Barb. Photo courtesy of StatePoint
(StatePoint) Kenneth Girlardo, a 71-year-old U.S. Army veteran, knew something was wrong when his hand started shaking uncontrollably to the point he couldn't pour his morning coffee.
I recently saw a young girl in the ER complaining of her heart beating irregularly. She was in atrial fibrillation. So I thought this would make a great article for this season.
Piano students of Dr. Karen Munson Sabrina Zheng, Ceilidh Welsh, Macrina Anitei and Theodora Anitei after the studio held its annual Christmas recital. Two awards were announced during the recital; Ceilidh Welsh won an excellent rating and ribbon for her performance of carols at the Hymn Festival sponsored by Austin District Music Teachers Association and Sabrina Zheng earned a score of 99 on a 12th grade statewide music theory test given by the Texas Music Teachers Association. Photo courtesy of Dr. Karen Munson
Piano students of Dr. Karen Munson Sabrina Zheng, Ceilidh Welsh, Macrina Anitei and Theodora Anitei after the studio held its annual Christmas recital. Two awards were announced during the recital;
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