Business owners, entrepreneurs, community leaders, elected officials, corporate representatives, students and more will gather at the Embassy Suites San Marcos Hotel and Conference Center on Thursd
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The city of San Marcos will hold a remembrance ceremony to commemorate the heroes and victims of 9-11 at 8:45 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 11 at City Hall, 630 East Hopkins Street.
Isabelle Haskie will bring back her huge selection of jewelry to this year’s Sacred Springs Powwow on the shores of Spring Lake. Indigenous Cultures Institute photos
New artists are coming from Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Oklahoma to set up booths at the 2018 Sacred Springs Powwow scheduled for Nov.
The Beatnik Bandits recently gave a free performance to Texas State University students returning to campus for the fall semester. The band will perform Saturday, Sept. 8 at Tantra Coffee Shop. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Clint and Monica Followell have joined the staff at San Marcos Academy to serve part-time as Campus Ministers. The Followells are both on the ministerial staff at First Baptist Church in San Marcos. Photo by Shelley Henry
Monica and Clint Followell, who both serve on the staff at First Baptist Church in San Marcos, have been named the new Campus Ministers at San Marcos Academy, President Brian Guenther announced thi
AUSTIN — For more than 30 years, the Texas Department of Transportation’s “Don’t mess with Texas” campaign has forged partnerships with the likes of Stevie Ray Vaughan, George Strait, Willie Nelson
San Marcos residents dug out and dusted off their umbrellas over the Labor Day Weekend as much-needed rainfall returned to the area. Here, some of the weather-prepared cross North LBJ Drive. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Central Texas’ reprieve from the hot dry days of summer is expected to last at least until Saturday, according to the National Weather Service.
The Peterson Brothers, led by brothers Glenn Jr. and Alex Peterson, play the 2017 HAAM Day benefit show at Whole Foods in downtown Austin. Photo by Ben Porter Photography
The Health Alliance for Austin Musicians (HAAM) is putting together their 13th annual HAAM Day benefit, that perhaps more than anything else lives up to Austin’s title as Live Music Capital of the
Gary Job Corps staff and students donate $1,060.23 and school supplies to the Greater San Marcos Youth Council. The Gary Center has had an ongoing relationship with the youth shelter for over 20 years through volunteerism and fundraising. Pictured giving a $500 check to Nena Meadows of GSMYC is Gary Center Director Patti Lankford, who said, “We have enjoyed our partnership with the Youth Shelter over the years, we appreciate the staff that help the youth less fortunate, we will always be there in whatever the needs will be.” Pictured are Meadows, Britany Wilson and Christi Shannon of the GSMYC, Monica Ybarra and Shannon Vasquez of Homewood Suites, Deputy Director Rafael Marzan, Lankford, Rachel Garnes, Irma Prado, Susanne Ritter, Patricia Beauregard, Annette Marshall and Hector Romero from Gary. Gary Job Corps photo
SMARTS members and friends volunteering at School Fuel are, from left to right, back row: Jacqueline Hollis Martinez, Debbie Caffey, Julie Hoffman, Peggy Hillburn and Barbara Hollis; front row: Charlotte Evans, Viki Hicks, Sharon East, Janis Brown and Theresa Jones. SMARTS photos
The San Marcos Area Retired Teacher and Staff (SMARTS) are very involved in volunteering in our city, in our county and in the state.
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