Gary Job Corps Student Government Association lead the 24th Annual Juneteenth Parade from the Dunbar Center to Rio Vista Park. Since 2001, the Gary Job Corps Center staff and students have
Pictured with Pit Masters and Big Daddy’s Cookers from Luling are Eric and Fred Smith, who have been cooking since 2000. Also shown are Constable Peterson, Constable Torres, Steven Kling,
At the end of their melee practice, Viking Invasion members raise their weapons as they chant “Jomsborg! Jomsborg!” to end their weekly training session at Veterans Park. Viking Invasion is an organization devoted to perpetuating the spirit and traditions of the Viking Age. Members learn to wield weapons of the age and to craft and maintain armor, along with other skills.
On Sunday afternoons in Veterans Park, the clash of steel swords and axes upon wooden shields can be heard along with the rustle of chainmail as Viking Invasion holds its weekly fighters and hearth
On June 14, the Price Center rededicated the stage in the 1910 Room the Ron and Marie Jager Theatre. Past and present members of the Greater San Marcos Area Seniors Association, friends, family and the cast of the just wrapped up local production of “The Sound of Music” were a part of the dedication. Photo courtesy of the Price Center
A group of nearly 100, including past and present Greater San Marcos Area Seniors Association (GSMASA) board members, friends, family and the cast of the just wrapped up local production of “The So
The San Marcos CISD board of trustees got a look at the district’s Spring 2018 standardized test results last week. Monica Ruiz-Mills, assistant superintendent for teaching, learning and assessment, made
The 2018 Chamber Welcome Guide, produced by the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce and the San Marcos Daily Record, was awarded a 2nd place by a statewide association. San Marcos Area Chamber photo
The San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce was awarded second place for the San Marcos 2018 Chamber Welcome Guide in the Marketing Campaign category by the Texas Chambers of Commerce Executives (TCCE)
From left to right are Precinct 2 Commissioner Mark Jones, Precinct 1 Commissioner Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe, BR3T board member and Hays County Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Mike Jones, Hays County Director of Emergency Services Kharley Smith, BR3T Board of Directors President Earl Bolls, BR3T Executive Director Trey Bell, Hays County Disaster Recovery Specialist Denise Treadwell, Precinct 3 Commissioner Lon Shell and Precinct 4 Commissioner Ray Whisenant. Photo by Laureen Chernow
After helping 1,600 Central Texas families recover from the 2015 floods, the Blanco River Regional Recovery Team (BR3T) is winding down operations – but it is not going anywhere.
Giovanni Testa pretends boredom as his fellow campers Claire Nam and Alexandra Gricia hang off a platform on the playscape at Travis Elementary during the Summer Fun camp hosted by city o
Students during the Texas State University Sit In. Daily Record file photo by Denise Cathey
Suspicion mixed with determination and a strong desire for more change at Texas State University were the prominent sentiments voiced during a panel discussion on the Texas State Sit-In.
(512) 392-2458
P.O. Box 1109, San Marcos, TX 78666
