The popular swimming hole Spring Lake Dam has been behind a fence for about three years. And now, Texas State University and the city of San Marcos are slated to
Blue Pot by Oscar Quesada.
the title of his exhibit “Q The Cloud Odyssey” leaves us puzzled, his paintings seem to shout out from many directions at once, begging the viewer to challenge easy answers.
Buck Winn's self-designed home in Wimberley was recently recognized as a National Historical District. Winn built the house next to a large oak tree that now acts a centerpiece in the front courtyard. Photos by Gary Zupancic
It truly is a national treasure, the house with a curved wall of glass overlooking a patch of land that used to be a busy airstrip, a kitchen wall with
Author Jessica Soukup will discuss her book "He/She/They - Us." Photo courtesy of Jessica Soukup
The San Marcos Public Library will host two author talks next week that will feature author Jessica Soukup discussing being an educated ally for transgender and gender diverse people and Dr.
Purgatory Creek. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
City engineers are in the early stages of a project to increase the capacity of Purgatory Creek, and they want input from residents.
The speed limit on Hunter Road has been reduced from 40 mph to 30 mph between Jack’s Roadhouse and Wonder World Drive. The new signs were installed on Sept. 5. San Marcos Police are giving warnings (within reason) until Oct. 5, 30 days from installation of the signs. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Motorists along Hunter Road had better watch their heavy feet.
Taking advantage of the sunny weather and the recent rainfall which raised the water level, Haley Frey paddles up the San Marcos River from Rio Vista Park on her inflatable paddle board Wednesday morning. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
San Marcos’ infamous zip code emerges against a rainbow that appears to be shot with a laser beam through the heart of Texas in a new mural downtown. To check it out first hand, find it at 316 W. Hopkins Street. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo.
MARTINDALE – The Martindale Community Library in idyllic downtown Martindale is having its 4th Annual Fundraiser from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. on Saturday, September 22.
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