Litter Critter
Wed, 10/24/2018 - 12:00am
You wouldn’t want to see this coming at you in the San Marcos River — but in a way, you might have already.
You wouldn’t want to see this coming at you in the San Marcos River — but in a way, you might have already.
C.M.A Anna Martinez quickly swabs 6-month-old Noah Horstmann’s leg, while his mother Meredith Crain holds him still for his flu shot at Live Oak Health Partners Community Clinic. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
It’s too early to predict what this year’s flu season might bring — which is is all the more reason for residents to be proactive in protecting themselves and their families by getting vaccinated a
Courts have increasingly come to consider companion animals when it comes to cases of divorce, but you don’t have to be married to for pets to be a source of contention.
“Flash Flood Alley,” which includes San Marcos and Hays County, is a combination of several risk factors. In October, the region is susceptible to a mixture of weather elements from the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico. The addition of seasonal cold fronts just adds to the dangerous mix. City of San Marcos graphic
It’s not uncommon during the month of October for cold fronts to collide with moisture from the Pacific Ocean and Gulf of Mexico — in fact, so far this year it’s happened all around us.
San Marcos Police believe two suspects who abducted a local man and then stole his car in September may have struck again.
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