Though the percentages differ, all 10 of Hays County’s taxing municipalities posted gains in their sales tax allocations from the State Comptroller’s Office in the most recently-released figures.
School district staff were joined by Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors Monday morning to cut the ribbon on the new Transportation Annex on De Zavala Drive. A school bus provided the perfect backdrop for the occasion. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Among those who gathered Monday morning for the official ribbon cutting to open the San Marcos CISD’s new Transportation Annex were bus drivers who, like everyone else, lost an hour of sleep with t
The Texas Alcoholic Beverages Commission has opened an investigation into three downtown San Marcos bars a woman visited last month before she was allegedly sexually assaulted by a 35-year-old man
Virginia Parker Condie reaches for trash stuck in a tree somewhere near Gonzales, breaking the taboo against standing up in a canoe. Photos submitted by cleanup volunteers
Hundreds of volunteers braved chilly temperatures on Saturday to participate in the Great Texas River Clean-up, an initiative that also involves municipalities and businesses along the entire 90-mi
The State Commission on Judicial Conduct has issued a public warning regarding a district judge who told a jury last year that God had told him the defendant was not guilty.
The cost of outsourcing Hays County Jail inmates to other lockups fell again, according to figures presented to the Commissioners Court Tuesday.
A grant for a program that was approved by the Hays County Commissioner’s Court last week was fully explained on Tuesday.
John Tate McFarland
A man arrested last week for sexually assaulting a woman may have attacked others, San Marcos Police say.
Yellow tape will be replaced with fencing. City photo
The city announced on Friday that parts of the San Marcos River at Rio Vista Falls will join the swimming hole below Spring Lake Dam in being adorned with yellow
More than a dozen volunteers underwent training on a recent Sunday to become certified water quality monitors. Above, Rachel Sanborn, volunteer coordinator for the San Marcos River Rangers, hurls a bucket over the river to demonstrate getting a good sample for testing. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
When a cold snap killed an unknown number of invasive catfish last month, Rachel Sanborn was among the first to know.
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