The San Marcos Art League recently donated over $1,000 and 100 pounds of food to the Hays County Food Bank. Photo courtesy of the San Marcos Art League
The San Marcos Art League recently wrapped up its holiday food drive and fundraiser benefitting the Hays County Food Bank.
The Heritage Association Board of Directors is hosting this week's Cottage Kitchen Luncheon at the Charles S. Cock House Friday. Daily Record file photo
The Cottage Kitchen returns from its December break this Friday, Jan. 10. The Heritage Association Board of Directors will host lunch at the Charles S. Cock House Museum, located at 400 E.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men and women in the U.S., but changing behaviors now can lower risks of heart disease later. Photo courtesy of Getty Images
If you worry that you or someone you love will get heart disease or even have a heart attack, it's understandable.
AGE of Central Texas will host the free caregiver support seminar exploring “Meaningful Activities for Persons with Dementia” on Saturday, Jan. 18.
The Luna home in the Blanco River Village neighborhood, marked by connected planters filled with native plants, is this month's Spring Lake Garden Club's Yard of the Month. Photos by Sharon Lockett
“It’s a community project” is how Heidi Luna describes the handsome front yard of the home where she and Justin have lived and landscaped for the past five years in
Pray you had a great and safe holiday season and are now ready to go back to work — if you were lucky enough to have days off. I'm still
My journey continues from last week about volunteers, and the Holy Spirit reminded me that volunteering and caring are closely related. Volunteers work without being paid, but they will get
Q. My daughter is using some sign language with her baby. I’d enjoy learning more about that. Does the library have books on sign language for infants? A . We
Nearly 700 million people get a mosquito-borne illness each year resulting in over one million deaths, making mosquitoes one of the most dangerous animals. Freeuse photo
What is the most dangerous killer in the world? Far and away, it is the mosquito. This little pest kills about a million people a year by infecting them with
New Year's resolutions have a way of becoming unfulfilled, but keeping resolutions that involve an enjoyable hobby — like gardening — can be a little easier to keep. Gardening resolutions can be anything from building a compost bin or adding a birdfeeder to planting more pollinator-friendly native species, like this Antelope Horn milkweed near Wimberley that has three Gray Hairstreak and five Juniper Hairstreak butterflies feeding on it. Photo by Lance Winter
Happy New Year, everyone. While January is the month to plan and dream about your yard and garden, smart gardeners know that a wish list drawn up in winter can
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