During the heyday of Chilympiad, the San Marcos Daily Record won first place in the Media category of the famous cookoff. The winning recipe was courtesy of former pressman Clarence Johnson. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Local nonprofit Together For A Cause Inc. is looking to revive one of San Marcos’ longest-running and well-loved events 17 years after it was discontinued.
A forecasted hailstorm didn’t materialize as a storm moved through San Marcos early Thursday, but had it hit, this truck would have been somewhat protected. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
The San Marcos Municipal Court will be closed today for Good Friday, and will reopen at its regular time on Monday, April 22.
If you still haven’t tried out a VeoRide pedal bike, Monday might be your chance.
PARIS (AP) — Paris police investigators think an electrical short-circuit most likely caused the fire at Notre Dame Cathedral, a police official said Thursday, as France paid a daylong tribute to t
Wearing a T-shirt that says “You are worth protecting,” Valerie Jaime talks with senior citizens about self-defense and common scams during a workshop at the San Marcos Activi
Most people think of sexual assault as it pertains to adults, but according to the U.S. Department of Justice, children are victimized at a much higher rate.
Michael Armstead, 46
A local resident with 13 prior arrests in Hays County over the past 25 years is behind bars again, charged with aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury and manufacture/delivery of a contro
WASHINGTON (AP) — Public at last, special counsel Robert Mueller’s report revealed to a waiting nation Thursday that President Donald Trump tried to seize control of the Russia probe and force Muel
Hays County has filed a lawsuit against Kinder Morgan to halt the construction of the Permian Highway Pipeline on its current route, which runs through Hays County.
After discussions and decisions regarding its name, its utility and its makeup, the Hays County Criminal Justice Coordinating Commission is still the focus of some discontent.
Several San Marcos Academy students returned from the state TAPPS academic and art contest with medals and ribbons. The group includes (front) Christine Lui, Evelena Luo, Wallis Wen, Faith White, Qaiynat Jassani, (back) sponsor Karen Bird, Doyce Gore, Caleb Strube, David Shui and Lukas Chen. Photo by Don Anders
Seven San Marcos Academy students and the school yearbook staff received medals at the TAPPS state academic and art championship event at the Waco Convention Center earlier this month.
Eight of Hays County’s 10 taxing municipalities saw double-digit increases in the monthly sales tax rebate from the State Comptroller’s Office.
Cheatham Street Flats, being built to house both Texas State students and professionals, will be finished with modular stacking units, the first in the state to be built by Z Modular. The five-story, 192,000 square foot complex will have 175 units from studio to three bedroom apartments. Modular stacking is scheduled to begin May 7. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
The annual Downtown Swing music and culture fest offered Texas Swing aficionados concerts across multiple venues last week to indulge their musical cravings. On Saturday at Tantra Coffeehouse, local band Christian Sparks and the Beatnik Bandits performed their song “Beesting” for the crowd on the venue’s outdoor stage. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
The San Marcos CISD board of trustees made numerous contract and hiring decisions Monday night, including an amendment to the superintendent’s contract.
The county is applying for a grant to provide infrastructure to encourage children to walk and bicycle to school — and do so safely.
The countdown is on; there is less than one week until the 33rd annual CTMC HealthCheck.
If your home was damaged during the 2015 floods and you spent your own money to fix it up, dig out your receipts.
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