Most of the county’s law enforcement and emergency response agencies will be able to share information more easily thanks to a new technology purchase the Hays County Commissioners Court approved
The League of Women Voters (LWV) of Hays County will hold two debates before the Nov. 6 election and the first one is scheduled for this week, Thursday Oct. 4,
Ruben Becerra and Will Conley are squaring off for county judge in the upcoming local elections.
SMDR: As a candidate for county judge, what do you offer the voters of Hays County? Becerra: As your next County Judge, I offer loyalty. I have no ties to
Neighborhood meetings that developers are required to hold to discuss Comprehensive Plan and zoning map amendment requests could see some changes. At its most recent meeting, the Planning and Zoning
Bluebonnet’s five member service centers in Bastrop, Brenham, Giddings, Lockhart and Manor will be illuminated with pink spotlights during National Breast Cancer Awareness Month in October. BEC photo
https://www.bluebonnetelectric.coop/BASTROP – Bluebonnet Electric Cooperative’s buildings, vehicles and employees have gone gold in September to help put the spotlight on Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. When the calendar turns to October,
The Mystic Canyon development is returning to the San Marcos City Council’s agenda Monday night with a vote on a zoning change to allow the construction of a low-density housing
Texas State University has announced a record-setting freshman class of 6,087 for the 2018 fall semester, a 3.6 percent increase over the previous record set in 2017.
Hays County is paying Central Texas Medical Center (CTMC) $1.5 million to help pay for indigent care provided at the hospital and the Live Oak Community Clinic.
Politicians, journalists, authors, business leaders and policymakers are gathering in downtown Austin this week for the eighth annual Texas Tribune Festival, and San Marcos Daily Record staff membe
A San Antonio-based e-scooter company tried to launch its services in San Marcos last week, but the city and Texas State University impounded the scooters and returned them to the company.
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