Above, a Showdown burger served with two beef patties, cheese, grilled onions and mustard served with a slab of delicious hash browns. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
Looking for an eclectic place with vintage décor that serves up a wicked good burger? Oh, did I mention it’s the oldest watering hole in town?
Art Scared returns to the Square on Saturday between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., where children and teenagers will be able to paint designated windows with fall or Halloween-themed images. Above, a painting from last year. Submitted photo
The San Marcos Art Leagues’ Art Scared returns to the Square on Saturday.
The Kyle Parks and Recreation Department will hold its annual Center Street Trick or Treat event on Saturday.
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Three Americans have received this year’s Nobel Prize in Economics.
ColorBlaze Nearly Noir coleus is also making its debut in 2022. Like the name suggests it is such a dark burgundy it looks nearly black. Here it is combined with Luminary Opalescence phlox and Alocasia upright elephant ears.
ColorBlaze Lime Tie coleus, Color Coded Orange You Awesome echinacea and Dolce Winterberry heuchera create a three-part or triadic harmony of color.
ColorBlaze Royale Brandy coleus and Luscious Royale Cosmo lantana show create a monochromatic partnership of color. Photos by Norman Winter
ColorBlaze El Brighto coleus will be making its debut in 2022 and make no mistake about it, award-winning color scheme opportunities await as you select your flower partners. In fact, at the Young’s Plant Farm 2021 Garden Tour in Auburn, Ala, this summer it made a memorable impression on The Garden Guy.
The Rotary Club of San Marcos, Kyle and Wimberly worked together Saturday, Oct. 16 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. to pack 15,000 meals at First Lutheran Church. The meals were shipped to hunger-challenged people in East Africa.
Tickets are now on sale for the Broadway In Austin performances of the musical “Hadestown,” which will run at the Bass Concert Hall in Austin Jan. 11 – 16, Tuesday through Friday at 8 p.m., Saturday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m., and Sunday at 1 p.m. and 7 p.m.
Goyland Williams, featured Philosophical Speaker. Photo by Christopher Hall
The Texas State Department of Philosophy announced that its Wednesday community outreach dialogues at the San Marcos Public Library have resumed after a pandemic-induced hiatus beginning in March 2020.
Ryan Lee Gehris took up temporary residence in San Marcos during his cross-country bike ride which benefits the charity organization, Children of Fallen Patriots.
Pictured left to right, Cathy Dillon, Ryan Gehris, Christina McLendon, Will Shepherd and in front Regina Avila. Photos submitted by Cathy Dillon
Much of the way through a multi-year transcontinental bike odyssey, Reading, Penn., native and temporary San Martian Ryan Lee Gehris has weathered many tough blows, and with the help of friends he’s made in San Marcos, is hoping to secure funds to complete his journey.
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