Four San Marcos ISD students and two teachers were among a select group from around the state to attend the prestigious Tapia Say STEM Camp at Rice University.
AUSTIN — Some 80 percent of public school districts and charters earned the highest-possible preliminary financial accountability rating, according to figures released by the Texas Education Agency
Live Oak Health Partners has added orthopedic surgeon Christopher L. Jimenez, MD to their team that provides complete orthopedic and sports medicine care to residents of Hays County. Photo courtesy of Live Oak Health Partners
Live Oak Health Partners Specialty Care clinic added orthopedic surgeon Christopher L. Jimenez, MD to its team. He joins Dr.
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The former boys athletic coordinator at Goodnight Middle School was arrested last week for having an improper relationship with a student.
Bubbles fill the air as children play with bubble wands, guns and machines during Main Street Program’s annual Bubble Fest on the lawn of the Hays County Courthouse.
Reverend Marilyn Andrews, 74, sings from her pulpit during the Sunday service at Wesley Chapel A.M.E Church as she has done for more than seven years. Andrews, who has devoted her time to the ministry for the past 34 years, plans to officially retire in October. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Marilyn Andrews – Reverend Andrews, if you want to get formal with her – is the minister of San Marcos’ Wesley Chapel also known as the African Methodist Episcopal or
Left to right, Precinct 2 Commissioner Mark Jones, Precinct 1 Commissioner Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe, Hays County Local Health Department Epidemiologist Eric Schneider, Executive Director of Countywide Operations Clint Garza, Local Health Department Vaccines for Children Coordinator Amelia Flores, Clinic Manager Margie Rodriguez, ImmTrac Specialist Elsira De Leon, Precinct 3 Commissioner Lon Shell, and Precinct 4 Commissioner Ray Whisenant. Photo by Laureen Chernow/Hays County
The Hays County Commissioners Court has proclaimed the month of August as National Immunization Awareness Month, and reminds residents that the best way to protect your children from preventable diseases
As part of ongoing efforts to protect the Edwards Aquifer and the San Marcos River from pollution, the San Marcos City Council voted Tuesday to purchase 249 acres of undeveloped
One of the San Marcos City Council’s strategic goals began bearing fruit with the first meeting of the Community Partnership Committee. The committee, made up of Hays County Commissioners Debbie
The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has authorized Texas State University to offer an innovative new Ph.D. in Applied Anthropology. The program — focusing on practical applications for anthropology in
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