Those trying out the new VeoRide bicycles last week after the program was launched included (from left) Will Parrish, Kevin Burke, Dr. Anthony Cross and Andrea Villalobos. Photo by Trey Hatt/City of San Marcos
Too much traffic and too few parking spaces should no longer present the problems they once did in San Marcos — not if you’re willing to put forth a little muscle power.
It’s shaping up to be another wet weekend in San Marcos and much of Central Texas, with a lot of scheduled activities hanging in the balance.
The speed limit on Hunter Road has been reduced from 40 mph to 30 mph between Jack’s Roadhouse and Wonder World Drive. The new signs were installed on Sept. 5. San Marcos Police are giving warnings (within reason) until Oct. 5, 30 days from installation of the signs. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Motorists along Hunter Road had better watch their heavy feet.
With more rain in the forecast, the drenching the local area got when a tropical wave moved onshore last week has refueled the San Marcos Springs and the Edwards Aquifer.
Timothy Gomez
A disturbing text message led to the arrest of an Austin man police say had held a San Marcos woman against her will for more than 24 hours and had repeatedly assaulted her.
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