In observance of National Arts and Humanities Month, the San Marcos Arts Commission will present its SMarts Advocacy Awards to individuals and organizations who are making significant contributions
Full-service therapeutic riding program RED Arena is hosting their grand opening for their new San Marcos location, 1708 Center Point Rd., on Oct. 14. RED Arena provides a variety of services such as equine-assisted therapy and activities to people with disabilities. Above, RED Arena rider Joseph works with therapy horse Hans. Photos courtesy of RED Arena
RED Arena, a full-service therapeutic riding program serving hundreds of participants in the Austin area since 2008, will hold a grand opening celebration for its second facility, RED Arena San Mar
Cans in the lower San Marcos River on Sept. 16. Tom Goynes photo
Protection of the San Marcos River is a subject likely to evoke passionate responses, as was the case at a Martindale City Council workshop on Tuesday.
Former CIA Director John Brennan was a member of the Threat Assessment Panel at The Texas Tribune Festival. Photos by Bob Daemmrich Photography Inc.
How great is the terrorist threat for the United States, and what steps can be taken to reduce radicalization?
Texas State University’s Physical Plant on Sessom was evacuated and closed Wednesday morning after a contractor repairing a retaining wall hit a gas line.
Juan Miguel Arredondo is challenging Melissa Derrick for City Council Place 6 in the upcoming elections.
SMDR: What do you see as the three major issues the city is likely to face in the next two years?
Thousands of individuals will be in Austin from Oc. 5-14 attending the Austin City Limits (ACL) music festival.
FBI Director Christopher Wray with HCSO Captain Julie Villalpando Submitted photo
Hays County Sheriff’s Office Captain Julie Villalpando graduated with distinction from the 10-week F.B.I. National Police Academy in Quantico, VA on Thursday, Sept. 13.
Mark Rockeymoore, Shane Scott and Griffin Spell are seeking City Council Place 4 this election.
SMDR: What do you see as the three major issues the city is likely to face in the next two years?
Members of the U.S. Border Patrol recently visited with students at Gary Job Corps who are pursuing career paths in corrections and security.
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