VATICAN CITY — (BUSINESS WIRE) On July 1, a delegation from UPF International had a short private audience with His Holiness Pope Francis at his office in the Vatican.
Daily Record graphic by Colton Ashabranner
As district attorneys around the state dismiss marijuana-related prosecutions in the wake of House Bill 1325, Hays County Criminal District Attorney Wes Mau has stated that Hays County will continu
Eight teams competed in Texas State’s New Venture inaugural pitch competition at STAR Park on Saturday.
Ahead of the Hays County Commissioners Court meeting, speakers and demonstrators in favor of applying for a grant to create a public defenders office within the county gather on the courthouse steps to strategize. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
A motion to allow Hays County to submit a grant application for a public defender’s office sank on Tuesday after the commissioners voiced their wishes for more support and a better develo
Texas State University students gathered in the Quad early Wednesday morning to inform and protest against a rumored demonstration on campus from members of right-wing group Texas Nomads SAR. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Tensions remain at Texas State University after an incident at the Quad led to the arrest of four students on Wednesday.
“Donde nacen los poemas” by Octavio Quintanillia. Photo courtesy of Linda Kelsey-Jones
Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos will be celebrating Cinco de Mayo this Sunday, May 5, with an art exhibit reception that celebrates the works of two Hispanic-American artists that blend the s
A stream gage from the U.S. Geological Survey is currently the only monitoring device on Highway 80 to monitor the Blanco River. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
The county will be working with other agencies to install more flood warning related equipment and maintain weather stations to help ensure the safety of Hays County residents.
Hays County Jail inmates and the people who work with them were on the Hays County Commissioners Court agenda on Tuesday.
On a platform high above the first floor of the Hays County Government Center, Schuyler Miller and John Hartmann of Hartmann Fine Art Conservation Services, Inc. prepare a section of the Buck Winn mural “A History of Ranching” for framing during the initial installation on Tuesday afternoon.Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
After years of restoration work, two panels from what was once the longest mural in the world have found their home at the Hays County Government Center.
Elizabeth and Chuck Nash (right) hand a check to Jimmie Scott, president emeritus of San Marcos Academy, to endow a scholarship in honor of their daughters, Caroline Nash Smith ’01, Anne Nash Davies ’97 and Katherine Nash Goehring ’99, who was not available for the photo. Photo by Don Anders
Elizabeth and Chuck Nash have established a scholarship at San Marcos Academy in honor of their three daughters, who graduated from the school.
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