‘Don’t Mess With Texas’ scholarship contest now open
Thu, 01/24/2019 - 12:00am
AUSTIN – The application process for the 2019 Don’t Mess with Texas Scholarship contest is now open.
AUSTIN – The application process for the 2019 Don’t Mess with Texas Scholarship contest is now open.
Rakeitha Garner, welding instructor in the (CTT) Career Technical Training Department, was selected as the Gary Job Corps January Employee of the Month. She is a survivor of Hurricane Harvey in Houston,after which she was able to secure a position at Gary. Melissa Valdez, CTT Construction & Manufacturing Manager, said Garner “is a positive role model who coaches others to do their best. Every trainee in the welding trade knows Ms. Garner because she develops relationships, and trainees trust and respect her. Her personality is authentic and contagious, which is reflected in her character.” Pictured are Center Director Patty Lankford, Garner, Valdez and Rhea Medina, student taining director. Gary Job Corps photo
Zesty, one of three Labrador puppies being cared for by students at Wimberley High School. Wimberley ISD photo
There is plenty of love and attention for the three Labrador retriever pups now at the front of Wimberley High School teacher Tiffany Black’s Career Technical Education classroom.
GALVESTON (AP) — Police in coastal Texas have captured a pair of runaway emus that had been on the lam for a day after escaping from their owner’s backyard.
State Representative Erin Zwiener is excited to serve on the Environmental Regulation Committee and Agriculture and Livestock Committees, her office said in a news releas on Wednesday, hours after
The Purple Bus has broken down, but a replacement is on its way after the SMCISD board of trustees voted to purchase a new bus for the district’s Meals on Wheels program.
Wednesday morning’s cold wind had flags at City Hall waving briskly. Though the mercury only dipped to 37, the chill factor was 19 degrees at the start of the morning commute. Today’s high is forecast in the 60s. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Science Night at Doris Miller Middle School included a variety of activities and demonstrations including building egg protectors that were dropped off the San Marcos Fire Dep
A planned pipeline that would cross miles of Hays County including through the Wimberley Valley will be the subject of a number of public meetings.
The San Marcos CISD board of trustees set the date and early voting locations for an election for the District 4 and District 5 seats on the board.
From left are Destiny Sanchez, Nahum Melendez and Kean Anderson. CTMC photo
Last Friday afternoon, Central Texas Medical Center hosted a special wedding between two of its employees — Kean Anderson and Destiny Sanchez.
On Monday, Jan. 28, the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program offices in San Marcos will open their new office on The Village of San Marcos campus at 215 S. Reimer Ave.
From left to right are Director Dawn Sheridan-Reinhuber, Chloe Espinoza (Treble Choir Soprano 1) Joaquin Garza (Mixed Choir Bass) Alicia Cruz (Area candidate Soprano 1), Dennis Gutierrez (Tenor-Bass) Rachel Heiser (Treble Alto 1) and Director Brigitte Smith. SMCISD photo
Four San Marcos High School students have advanced in the state-wide Texas Music Educators Association competition. Chloe Espinoza, Joaquin Garza, Dennis Gutierrez and Rachel Heiser, all members o
Celtic culture swept through San Marcos during the annual San Marcos Celtic Festival Sunday at the Activity Center.
WASHINGTON (AP) — When it comes to their views on climate change, Americans are looking at natural disasters and their local weather, according to a new poll.
Hays County is applying for numerous grants to boost the capabilities of its SWAT and HazMat response teams and emergency preparedness in general.
AUSTIN — Public officials and private citizens gathered at the south steps of the state Capitol on Jan.
A portion of Moore Street (Ranch Road 12) is closed to traffic during repairs to the sidewalk at its intersection with Hutchison Street. Similar work is ongoing on Bishop Street and elsewhere around town. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
The Record’s online poll from Jan. 4 - 11 asked readers their opinion on whether they think the government should reopen while border wall negotiations are ongoing.
Just when the candy crunch of Christmas has passed, up pop Girl Scout cookies to satisfy our collective sweet tooth. Saturday was the first day of sales for the 2019 season, and Anabel Lopez, who lives in the Oak Heights neighborhood and is in Troop 1426, was out bright and early with her tempting wares. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
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