An acrylic painting by artist Tony Belmonte. Daily Record photos by Rachel Willis
Some of San Marcos' favorite local artists will be ruffling some pages up at the San Marcos Public Library tomorrow during the pop-up art show “One For the Books.”
RED Arena, a nonprofit therapeutic horse riding center, started renovating their new San Marcos location recently in hopes of being open and operational by September. Dripping Springs Young Men's Service League helped with demolition. From left to right are Jason Fitzpatrick, Susan Fitzpatrick, Josh Malcom, Stephanie Malcom, Keith Bottles, Karlyn Bottles and Bryce Fitzpatrick. Photos courtesy of RED Arena
RED (Riding Equines for the Disabled) Arena is expanding their frontier to San Marcos.
(StatePoint) Fresh, local produce is in its prime, making now the perfect time to take part in the farm-to-table movement.
Casa Maria, located at 706 S. Guadalupe St., reopened their doors on July 16 after six months of remodeling. They've added an additional 9,500 square feet that includes a new bar, additional dining space, a bakery and an outdoor seating area. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
(StatePoint) – For the more than 6 million children in the U.S. living with asthma, gearing up for another school year involves much more than picking out a new pencil case and backpack.
When you hear about Medicare, you probably think of the federal program that helps pay for older adults’ health care.
Q. I am curious about the Texas laws about home schools. How are they regulated? A. The Texas Education Agency provides the following online information: “This web page, which provides
A group of Hays County Master Gardeners tend to a vegetable garden. Photos courtesy of Joe Urbach
Is the Hays County Master Gardener program for you? Do you love to garden? Are you interested in lifelong learning and the science of gardening? Do you enjoy sharing your
Newly-appointed President Brian Guenther, 40, sits at his desk in his office at San Marcos Academy. Guenther, an educator of 14 years, is beginning his fourth year at San Marcos Academy heading the 111-year-old institution. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
He looks way too young to be president of San Marcos Academy. My previous experience with the Academy involved Wendell Heathcock, Robert Rice, Jimmy Scott and, in my mind, the
My journey this week took me to Albert Sierra, Director of the San Marcos Public Housing Authority. Graduating from Cutulla High School in 1965, he entered Southwest Texas State the
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