Local Drag Queen Tequila Rose will be the official reader at Saturday's Drag Queen Story Hour at Wake the Dead Coffee House. The event will feature fun stories for children of all ages and live music with Molly J. Hayes. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Wake the Dead Coffee House will host the second ever Drag Queen Story Hour in San Marcos this Saturday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
A lidded ceramic jar by artist Cecy Holcomb. Submitted photo
Fall will be approaching when the Art Squared Arts Market returns on Saturday.
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 Regional Animal Shelter. Daily Record file photo
The San Marcos City Council took a step toward approving the city’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year — and that budget includes about $60,000 more than anticipated for the San Marcos Regional An
San Marcos Police responded nearly 200 times to the city’s riverside parks over the course of the long Labor Day Weekend, with the vast majority of those calls for violations of city ordinances inc
Homes at CM Allen Homes were heavily damaged during the May 24, 2015 flood. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
The city is taking steps to reimburse the San Marcos Public Housing Authority for money it spent to repair the CM Allen Homes community after the 2015 floods.
Classes are back in session at Texas State, where the campus is as colorful as ever and even includes Joseph Losoya, the so-called “Bubble Believer.” He’s a 2017 graduate, but can still be found most Mondays near the Alkek Library. Among his fans are Bobcat baseball player Cole Coffey. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
COTULLA, Texas (AP) — The life-size statue of a young Lyndon Baines Johnson shows him in suit and tie, a heavy book in his left hand, and pointing sternly with his right.
Detail from a mermaid’s tail by artist Clay DeStefano. Submitted photo
San Marcos-centric art, including more than a dozen interpretations of our mermaids, live music by One Foot in the Floodplain, a pop-up art market and complimentary refreshments will engage and en
Asset Campus Housing was recently awarded the management of the Lyndon at Springtown. The building is a mixed-use development that will include almost 32,000 square feet of retail space. Submitted graphic
Asset Campus Housing was recently awarded management of the Lyndon at Springtown, that will open to residents in 2019.
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