Sharri Boyett presents the case for no-kill status for the San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter to the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship recently at the United Campus Ministry at Texas State University. Photo by Taylor Tribbey
There are four high-profile items on the San Marcos City Council’s agenda for Wednesday.
Stealing the finish line in Saturday’s Jingle Bell Run was the Grinch, (Adam Three Garza), who was surely awarded points for style.
Time magazine named four journalists and a newspaper on Tuesday as its 2018 Person of the Year for what it said was standing up for the truth in the face of persecution and violence.
The public is invited to a remembrance ceremony today for the late San Marcos Police Officer Ken Copeland, who was killed in the line of duty on Dec. 4 of last year.
Steam rises from the San Marcos River at Rio Vista Park Tuesday morning as the temperature hovered right around the freezing mark. Daily Record photo by Anita Miller
A meteor from the 2017 Geminids meteor shower. Photo by Brian Tomlinson/Flickr
Skywatchers are in for a treat this week as the Geminid meteor shower peaks. According to Texas State University Professor Don Olson, the Geminids will peak the night of Dec. 13-14.
A hard-fought election season came to an end tonight with Mark Rockeymoore’s victory over Shane Scott and Jocabed “Joca” Marquez’s win over Rick Henderson in the runoff election for two seats on th
Mona Lisa
The San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter has 35 cats from the large cruelty seizure in Buda available for adoption after the felines received negative histoplasmosis test results.
SANTA FE, Texas (AP) — A growing number of students are leaving the Houston-area school district where 10 people were killed in a mass shooting in May.
Children visit with Santa Claus during last year’s tree lighting ceremony. LBJ Museum photo
Children from Bonham Pre-Kindergarten School will help Mayor Jane Hughson – with a surprise appearance by Santa Claus – light the Christmas Tree at the Lyndon Baines Johnson Museum of San Marcos on
Homeowner Carmen Martinez (center) cuts the ceremonial red ribbon with Assistant City Manager Collette Jamison, Community Initiatives Program Administrator Aaron Harris, City Council member Saul Gonzalez and Mayor Jane Hughson to officially open her home, which flooded twice in 2015. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Her home got flooded not once, but twice, in 2015. But now, Carmen Martinez has a brand new elevated house on Conway Drive.
A parcel of agricultural land near the intersection of State Highway 80 and Farm to Market Road 1984 could be approved for heavy industrial use.
Flood mitigation funds are prominent in this morning’s Hays County Commissioners Court meeting agenda.
Alisin Genfan. Daily Record file photo
Alisin and Mark Genfan were “what you want in members of the community,” a longtime family friend said.
A Martindale couple are feared dead after their vehicle was swept off a low-water crossing Friday night.
The public is invited to attend a reception at 5 p.m. and a Tree Lighting ceremony at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the LBJ Museum, located at 131 N. Guadalupe St.
On Tuesday, San Marcos voters will choose two city council members: either Shane Scott or Mark Rockeymoore for the unexpired Place 4 term, and either Rick Henderson or Jocabed “Joca”
Feliz. Photos by Greg Mitchum Photography
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Carmen Martinez’s home at 906 Conway Drive flooded twice in 2015. City of San Marcos photo
The city is hosting a ribbon-cutting and key presentation ceremony on Monday, Dec. 10, at 11 a.m. at 906 Conway Drive, to mark the completion of the first home rebuilt
The Gary Job Corps Student Government Association (SGA) and Recreation Department recently conducted a food drive for the Hays County Food Bank to help feed those in need for the Thanksgiving holiday. Thanks to several staff who participated by bringing in can foods, nonperishable items and monetary donation of $229.65 the community brought in 208 pounds of food items feeding 10 families for a week. Pictured are Center Director Patricia Lankford; Charlotte Lawd of Hays County Food Bank; Patricia Beauregard, SGA coordinator; Jasmine Miller; Kerry Bergeron, SGA Specialist; and students Zackery Spivey and Empress Dorsey. Photo submitted by Randolph Goodman/Gary Job Corps
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