Mural artists sought for two projects
Tue, 02/12/2019 - 12:00am
The San Marcos Mural Arts Committee is issuing calls for artists for two mural projects this spring.
The San Marcos Mural Arts Committee is issuing calls for artists for two mural projects this spring.
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott named as his emergency priorities education reform, teacher pay, school safety, property tax reform, mental health services and disaster response in his Feb.
Texas Folklife announces the 2019 Apprenticeships in the Folk and Traditional Arts program awardees.
Michael Hannon assists Gigi Mederos during an earlier session. Price Center photo
The LifeLong Learning Organization of San Marcos (LLL) and Price Center are teaming up again with local artist Michael Hannon to present two new workshops beginning next month.
A permit for the construction of multifamily housing at Stonecreek Crossing and a permit for the sale of mixed beverages at a new restaurant are among the items on tonight’s Planning and Zoning Com
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Float Fest organizers have filed a lawsuit to appeal the Guadalupe County Commissioners Court’s decision to deny a permit for the event.
This morning’s Hays County Commissioners Court meeting will include a vote on a resolution to support legislation prohibiting billboards on several roads in Hays County and to add some roads to the
San Marcos Police are asking the public to help locate the driver of a maroon-colored four-door Chevrolet Tahoe in the wake of a weekend hit and run that injured two people, one seriously.
This is a little different article for us this week.
Above left, the Oostwouders before they started the Medi-Weightloss program. Above right, the Oostwouders after they lost a combined 73 pounds. Photos courtesy of Berry PR
It’s easy to pack on extra pounds while in a happy relationship; it’s such a common occurrence that “relationship gut” has become a part of the common American lexicon.
The San Marcos Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors sponsored a ribbon cutting for Industry Restaurant, 110 E. MLK Dr.
The Hornets, champions of the 1964 Pony League division, pictured before their fifth straight victory of the year. From left to right, front row: Larry Manjang, Charles Callihan, Ronnie Burleson, Ronnie Cheatham and Samuel Johnson. Second row: Johnny Burleson, Vernon Williams, Tommy Jackson and Johnny Bratton. Back row: Coach John Odem, Royce Holmes and Coach Alonzo Hardge Jr. Daily Record file photo
The San Marcos Public Library and the Calaboose African American History Museum are hosting a Black History Month program that will tell the little known history of the Hornets, a
Jane Eyre (Devyn Collie) officially meets her mysterious employer Edward Rochester (Derek Smootz) with his housekeeper Mrs. Fairfax (Karin Cunningham) while serving as a governess to his ward Adele at Thornfield Hall in “Jane Eyre, the Musical” at the EmilyAnn Theater. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
The EmilyAnn Theatre is undertaking the daunting task of staging the Tonynominated production, "Jane Eyre, the Musical," Charlotte Brontë’s classic Gothic romance brought to life. This musical adaptation follows the
A federal judge last week ruled to allow surveyors onto the property of the La Lomita Chapel in Mission in preparation for the construction of a border wall. Photos by Susan Hanson
The irony hadn’t escaped me. In anticipation of a discussion I was to have the following week, I had traveled to the Lower Rio Grande Valley with a copy of
The commissioners and audience at the most recent Hays County Commissioners Court meeting got to hear what is meant to be a weekly report on the county jail population, outsourced
The city of San Marcos will be examining some potential changes to the city charter — including the municipal election cycle — between now and November. “We are required to
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The first four bills authored by Texas House District 45 Rep. Erin Zwiener focus on water resources and the character of Hays and Blanco counties. Zwiener’s House Bill 1044 relates
A potential decision on what to do for a new central office, including the possibility of a bond election, is on the San Marcos CISD board of trustees’ agenda for
The Record’s online poll from Jan. 25 - Feb. 8 asked readers whether they think the Guadalupe County Commissioners Court made the right decision denying the festival permit for the
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