San Marcos Fire Department Battalion Chief Howard Minor (foreground) and Chief Les Stephens place flowers on the 9/11 Memorial Wreath outside City Hall on Tuesday morning. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
Seventeen years after a day most everyone who was alive then will never forget, people are still dying from the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.
Heavy rain and runoff contributed to filled front yards on Orchard Street off Sessoms on Sunday morning. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
The lesson of living in Flash Flood Alley comes to everyone at some point.
Folkloric dancers. Submitted photo
Cinco de Mayo is more widely celebrated in and around San Marcos but Sept. 16, “Diez Y Seis,” is actually much more important to the heritage of Mexican Americans. That’s
The stinky, slimy mud wasn’t even dry yet when, following the devastating flood of May 24, 2015, talk began of doing “something” about the Blanco River.
San Marcos Police responded nearly 200 times to the city’s riverside parks over the course of the long Labor Day Weekend, with the vast majority of those calls for violations of city ordinances inc
Amid the crowds and commotion at Rio Vista Falls on Saturday, a young couple shares a kiss. Monday marked the final day of daily tube rentals from the San Marcos Lions Club, though rentals will continue on Saturdays and Sundays through the end of the month. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
San Marcos Police are seeking three men in connection with the robbery that occurred in the parking lot of the Encino Pointe apartments. Shortly before 11:30 p.m. Thursday, the three
Nick Zoulek
A firefighter with Chisholm Trail Fire Rescue (CTFR) died in an automobile accident on Friday morning. CTFR Chief Mark Padier said Firefighter Nick Zoulek was pronounced dead at the scene
Traffic slowed to a crawl along the southbound lanes of Interstate 35 Thursday morning after a gravel truck lost its load just south of Posey Road near the Hays/Comal county line.
Flags were at half staff at the VFW Post 3413 on Hunter Road Monday, and a message board paid tribute to Senator John McCain, who passed away Saturday. Flags were also at half staff at county offices and some private businesses around town; but not at the U. S. Post Office nor city offices. The White House had its flag at half-staff Sunday but raised to full staff Monday. The White House didn’t issue a proclamation for other federal officers to lower flags out of respect until mid-afternoon. Memorial services for McCain, who spent five years as a prisoner of war in Vietnam, continue this week. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
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