TABC allows breweries to reopen under certain circumstances
It's a matter of interpretation — and a little math — as to whether your favorite Texas brewery has reopened.
Contact Lance Winter at lwinter@sanmarcosrecord.com.
It's a matter of interpretation — and a little math — as to whether your favorite Texas brewery has reopened.
Motorists near the North Hays Optimist Fields on Goforth Road in Kyle may have thought a celebrity was in town based on the long line of traffic.
Local breweries like Middleton Brewing and Roughhouse Brewing have been impacted by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission's indecision regarding bar and brewery closures. Above, Middleton Brewing shows off a growler and a pint of beer. Left, Davy and Alex Pasternak showcases their beers from Roughhouse Brewing. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Editor’s Note: Bars and breweries that make 51% of their income from alcohol sales have been closed since late June after Gov.
Do what you love, and you’ll never work a day in your life.
Measure twice, cut once — that’s a saying amongst woodworkers.
Above, North Street's Chicken 65 taco — fried chicken, tossed in their chili wing sauce, served with coco rice, red cabbage, queso fresco, lemon cucumber riata, jalapeno crema and cilantro — accompanied by a side of waffle fries. Left, North Street's Curry Queso, a wonderful concoction of housemade curry spices and melted cheese. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo
Are you a foodie looking for unique flavor combinations? Then go no further than North Street Beer and Curry Shop.
Pictured, San Marcos residents visited the polls Tuesday to vote in the Democratic and Republican primary runoff elections at the Hays County Government Center.
Statistics reveal an alarming trend exacerbated by the Coronavirus pandemic leaving crisis centers scrambling.
Nothing says the Fourth of July like a good old-fashioned barbecue.
But if you’re among the unfortunate ones who don't have a smoker, well you’re still in luck.
Above, fireworks go off at the City of San Marcos's annual fireworks show in 2019. The city has postponed this year's fireworks display until further notice amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Below, Michael Hogan operates Mr. B’s Fireworks, located on Ranch Road 12 just outside Wimberley, where he sells a variety of fireworks to help raise funds for nonprofit organization, Freedom14 Camp. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Watching the rocket’s red glare may be a bit of a challenge this Independence Day.
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