Janelle Cano
This array of drugs and paraphernalia are evidence in an ongoing investigation that led to the arrest of Janelle Cano.
Photo by Hays County Sheriff's Office
The Hays County Sheriff’s Office Special Services Unit arrested a woman in connection to multiple charges following a narcotics investigation in March.
Undergoing renovations inside, the San Marcos Police Department is located on the I-35 Frontage Road.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet
Left, Danny Arredondo of CLEAT speaks with SMPD Chief of Police Stan Standridge.
Daily Record photo by Barbara Audet
Just as the San Marcos Police Officers Association prepared to meet with the city to negotiate a new agreement last week, local activists were ready to make their presence known by outlining their own set of reforms.
Elle Cross of Mano Amiga, fourth from left, welcomes her speakers to two events on mass incarceration.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
Speakers from several prominent local activist groups met in San Marcos to discuss the implications of mass incarceration in the United States over the last 50 years.
The San Marcos Daily Record interviewed San Marcos Police Chief Stan Standridge about the department itself and requests for police reform. The interview has been edited for length and clarity.
Things are about to look a lot gloomier in HISD and it has nothing to do with the state takeover. It has to do with upcoming changes to the state’s A-F rating system for schools and the very likely outcome that campuses across the state could suddenly appear to be doing worse, some even failing.
Our 24/7 KZSM.org broadcasts extend all over the world, but they emanate from the heart of San Marcos. Our studio occupies a vintage storefront half a block off the square at 216 North Guadalupe. The space has been many things, most recently an audio/video studio. The mixer, microphones, speakers, and computers that put out our signal share space with an impressive collection of antique radios, cameras, and recorders, along with hundreds of vinyl recordings. Posters celebrate bands that have performed in the studio or at one of our Kissing Alley concerts. Window displays often change with the seasons; we have had mermaids, ghosts and goblins, a huge stuffed Garfield, and now a 6-foot teddy bear who loves radio and refuses to leave.
Costco opens its first store in Hays County. The 152,000-square-foot warehouse is located at 19086 IH-35, between Interstate 35 Frontage Road and Kyle Crossing.
Photo by Lance Winter
It’s official.
A federal judge in Texas on Thursday struck down a key provision in the Affordable Care Act that mandates insurers provide preventive services for free, including those for cancer screenings.
Above, city officials meet with members of the San Marcos Police Officers Association; below, are Chief of Police Stan Standridge, Christopher Lane, assistant HR director and Kristen Hetzel, HR manager.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet
The San Marcos City Council and the San Marcos Police Officers Association continued their meet and confer negotiations Thursday in an effort to move forward in the finalizing of a new agreement that takes into account wages, hours of employment and other terms and conditions of employment for officers of the rank of commander and under.
The Miller Middle School Jazz Band took home top honors at a statewide festival. Pictured, in no order, are Kalen Shanks, Steven Urrutia, Vicente Esquivel, Eve Prince, Riley Sivilay, Taliesin LeDoux, Alvin Close, Alexandra Hathcock, Finn Freitas, Nora Diebold, Gavin McDonald, Jordynn Grimes, Keifer Hinton, Kevin Vacaflores, Maebry Kraatzx and Jazz Band Director Hector Ramirez.
Photo provided by SMCISD
From left to right, Jordynn Grimes - Trombone, Kiefer Hinton - Vibraphone, Riley Sivilay - Trumpet, Eve Prince - Tenor Saxophone, Vicente Esquivel - Tenor Saxophone, Kalen Shanks - Alto Saxophone.
Photo provided by SMCISD
The halls of San Marcos CISD Doris Miller Middle School are rich with the winning sounds of music this week as the Jazz Band took home top honors in a statewide festival.
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