Trauma Medical Director Dr. Oscar Rios stands in one of the new trauma rooms at Seton Medical Center Hays, that now serves as a Level II Trauma Center. Photos courtesy of Ascension Texas
Seton Medical Center Hays (SMCH) now operates as a Level II Trauma Center with the ability to provide comprehensive care for all injured patients.
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Kelli Bramlett, noted molecular biologist and director of Research & Development at Thermo Fisher Scientific in Austin, will be the featured speaker for the 2018 Wittliff Lecture Series at San
Cape’s Dam earlier this year. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
PUBLISHER “Is destroying the park the correct way to thank someone for such a beautiful gift? We never thought then the preservation of the dam and mill race would some
Singer Karen Laura performs a Latin variation on jazz standard “Softly, as in a Morning Sunrise” with pianist Francisco Cano as part of their trio El Callejon’s set during the annual Eddie Durham J
Maya the Mermaid, aka Angela Zumwalt, welcomed the attendees of the 43rd Annual Hispanic Business Convention of Texas with information about the historic and ecological significance of the San Marcos River and an invite to upcoming Mermaid Society SMTX events. Daily Record photo by Rachel Willis
Thursday marked the Opening Celebration of the 43rd Annual Hispanic Business Convention of Texas hosted by the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMACC) at the Embassy Suites-City
Constable Ron Hood. Daily Record photo by Robin Blackburn
Three Hays County constables will be getting raises this fiscal year, but for two of them, the amount is less than they had requested. Precinct 1 Constable David Peterson and
Today marks the final day of a nationwide strike that relatively few people have heard about, because it has taken place behind prison walls. The Incarcerated Workers Organizing Committee called
Hays County has lifted the burn ban as of Friday, Sept. 7.
Fire Marshal Clint Browning reminds citizens to burn safely.
The stinky, slimy mud wasn’t even dry yet when, following the devastating flood of May 24, 2015, talk began of doing “something” about the Blanco River.
San Marcos City Council members Jane Hughson, Saul Gonzales and Melissa Derrick will take a look at the details of the proposed Lindsey Hill development.
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