(StatePoint) Alzheimer’s Disease is expected to impact nearly 14 million Americans by 2050, according to the Alzheimer’s Association. So, as you set your New Year’s resolutions for 2019, consider the
Volunteer Claudia Reyes and PATH certified physical therapist Suzanne Braden walk on either side of Jude Gates, 5, as they situate his legs properly on his horse during his riding session at RED Arena. The nonprofit works to empower children and adults with disabilities through equine-assisted therapies, therapeutic riding lessons, job training programs and other activities. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
San Marcos is no longer a one horse town. RED Arena, an equine-assisted therapy and therapeutic riding lessons nonprofit, has officially opened its doors and services to the greater San
Gardening can have a multitude of health benefits from cognitive and mental health to physical health. Photo courtesy of Joe Urbach
I am a gardener and I like to plant things – so let me plant an idea in your head: Gardening is good for your health. Lucy Steward started growing
Q. I sent out my charitable donations late this year. Will I still be able to deduct them from my 2018 IRS return if the charity doesn’t cash them until
Between the holidays, an item in the Recycling Today newsletter caught my eye, probably because I really hadn’t given that much thought to having a special container just for recycling
The past two weeks this column examined the birth of Christ, our Savior, and the arrival of the Magi. Today, we continue the holy family’s journey with the rest of
The Montezuma Oropendola, a bird named after the Aztec ruler in the 1500s, Motezuma, who was a known bird enthusiast. Photo by Paulo Philippidis/Flickr
Even though he had some bad habits and was capable of great cruelty, I still feel a sympathetic fondness for Montezuma, the head of the Aztec nation back in the
Bold Beauty Project Texas model Deb Lewin. Photo by Pam Showalter
Deb Lewin was an international athlete, representing two countries in field hockey and squash for a time, until her car was broadsided in 1996. “I sustained a traumatic brain injury,
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(StatePoint) Though Tax Day happens every year, it still seems to take many Americans by surprise. This year, don’t miss the deadline or let this crucial to-do loom large over your head.
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Cocktail trends may come and go, but one staple remains a fixture on drink menus two centuries after its invention – the Old Fashioned. There are many competing stories about
Biomedical personnel Phil Alder and RN Jean Brannagan take a quick look at the many different gift baskets up for silent auction at Central Texas Medical Center. The auction is a
It’s that time of year again. If you are experiencing sudden sneezing, itchy watery eyes and congestion you may be experiencing cedar fever. I can sympathize because I have definitely
Central Texas couple Allen and Cheryl Espinosa are one of 29 people in the world to own a 2018 Hot Wheels Camaro. Allen Espinosa and his crew chief Albert Leal stand next to the drag racing car. Daily Record photos by Gary Zupancic
If you are of a certain age, and liked cars as a kid, chances are Hot Wheels was one of your main interests. Matchbox were the first small toy cars
Raymond & Belia Mendez
The family of Raymond and Belia Mendez are very proud to announce their 65th wedding anniversary. Raymond and Belia joined hands in matrimony on Dec. 27, 1953 at St. John’s
Narcissus (left), specifically the paperwhite narcissus, and holly (right) are the birth flowers of December. They both symbolize good wishes, faithfulness and respect. Photos courtesy of Joe Urbach
Flower symbolism is an interesting way to discover more about your personality and character. Flowers have been important symbols in our lives for centuries and we used them to beautify
Binoculars always make a fine gift for the avid birder. Free use photo
With Christmas almost here, what are some last-minute gift ideas for the birders on your list? I have a few suggestions. For starters, purchase an all-expenses paid trip for that
Editor’s note: This is the second part in a two-part series that gives the script of a traditional Christmas Nativity Play. Narrator: “Matthew 2:1-11. Now when Jesus was born in
San Marcos Public Library 625 E. Hopkins St. 512-393-8200 Q. Recently, we had a question about a film that sometimes forms while heating milk for hot chocolate. Some of the
The local heavy metal scene recently held a "metal fest” and a toy drive to benefit the children of the community. All toys collected were donated to the Southside Community Center by KZSM’s “Metal Mark” Moniz. Caitlin Armstrong of the Southside Community Center, “Metal Mark” Moniz and Julie Hollar of Youth Services Bureau pose with several of the large teddy bears donated. Photo courtesy of Gene Randall
Recently, the heavy metal music community held the third in a series of “metal fests” in San Marcos.
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