Jacob’s Well has become an internationally-recognized jewel. Daily Record photo by Dalton Sweat
The long-simmering dispute over Electro Purification LLC’s plans to mine the Middle Trinity Aquifer is set to surface again this morning when the Hays County Commissioners Court decides whether to
Young guitarist Noa Tello, 11, is deep in thought as he concentrates on a new composition during a workshop session of the Cheatham Street Music Foundation’s annual Young Songwriters Workshop at
The rain came so fast and hard around noontime that drainage along Craddock Avenue was no match. Some San Marcos rain gauges showed another two inches had fallen.
San Marcos Hays County EMS Medic 23 partners Suh Hughart and Robyn San Pedro, pictured with Tiny the T-Rex and Tiny Jr., lip sync “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” in a video for the law enforcement lip sync challenge. Facebook photo
If you spend a lot of time on Facebook, you might have noticed the recent proliferation of videos of emergency personnel turning in some heartfelt lip syncing performances. The “law
Artist Naveen Shakil in front of her mural in progress “A Mighty Heart” outside of Splash Coworking. This endeavor marks Shakil’s 16th mural and the 22nd mural installed as part of the San Marcos Mural Arts Program. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Members of the city’s Mural Arts Commission, city staff and members of the community gathered behind Splash Coworking in downtown last Friday to unveil and celebrate the completion of its
The combined Sandoval and Serna families wave from their float as the annual Fourth of July parade makes its way down Main Street in Martindale. The parade is a favorite tradition among residents with music, candy tossing and a wide variety of floats and marchers for bystanders to enjoy. Look for more photos from the parade in Sunday’s edition. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
The Chronicle of Higher Education has included Texas State University in the list “Colleges With the Greatest R&D Spending in the Humanities, FY 2016.”
Lisa Dvorak
Lisa Dvorak, community liaison for the city of San Marcos, was elected president of the International Town and Gown Association (ITGA) at the association’s conference in Columbus, Ohio.
The storm that moved through the area on July 4 drenched parts of Hays County with rain. Meteorologists said the large amount of lightning over Central Texas on Wednesday is typical of summertime storms. According to the National Weather Service, the peak wind gust at the San Marcos Airport on Wednesday was 41 miles per hour. One local rain gauge showed 2.5 inches. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
The storm system that moved through Central Texas on Independence Day left inches of rain, numerous downed limbs, canceled plans and power outages in its wake.
An undetermined number of San Marcos Electric Utility customers were without power for about two and a half hours on Wednesday after two “jumper wires” burned out and led to a switch disconnecting,
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