The Record’s online poll March 8 - 22 asked readers whether they think returning to the parental testing option for teens attaining a license would be beneficial. A bill filed
Among the businesses that will be gone when the new complex goes up are Comet Cleaners and food trucks at “Street Eats,” along with Buzzmill. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
A permit for the construction of a 5- to 7-story purpose-built student housing development on South Guadalupe Street is scheduled to go before the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission next
The Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) is scheduled to close the intersection of Uhland Rd. and Post Rd. today, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a rail line replacement. Traffic
Dog of the Week: Mai If you’re looking for a laidback pup, Mai is your girl! Mai is a 3-year-old American Staffordshire Terrier mix who loves to sleep the day
Artwork from the San Marcos CISD. Photos submitted by the Price Center
New art shows, new and returning vendors, and a children’s egg hunt will all help herald the arrival of Spring at the March 30 San Mercado in downtown San Marcos.
April 6 was proclaimed “Live Your Best Life” day in San Marcos, recognizing the San Marcos Youth Commission’s first leadership conference at the San Marcos Activity Center that day. Pictured are (front row, from left) Mayor Jane Hughson, Dakota Fernandez, Ben Murdoch, Aaron Emerich and Gabe Ortiz and (back row, from left) Julie Hollar, Carla Merritt, Jessica Ramos, Catherine Marler, Kim Porterfield and Kasun Phillips. Don Anders photo
April 6 was proclaimed “Live Your Best Life” day in San Marcos, recognizing the San Marcos Youth Commission’s first leadership conference at the San Marcos Activity Center that day. Pictured
The Gary Job Corps Community Relations Council and Green Group Holdings recently sponsored a Public Works Departments Appreciations Luncheon at Kent Black’s BBQ for the cities of Kyle, Luling, Lockhart and San Marcos. Representatives of the water, electric and road departments were recognized for their service to community, sometimes in the most adverse of conditions. San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson and Lockhart City Councilman Juan Mendoza also shared their thanks for their service. Elva Zdeb, Gary Community Relations Council president, addressed the audience with the thanks from the community and the Gary Job Corps Center for their services. “You are called to service sometimes in the most adverse of conditions and you always show up to restore power, fix water issues, or repair roads that were taken out during our flooding situations,” she said. Pictured are Bert Lumbreras, Tyler Hjorth, Tom Taggart, Adam Rossing, Raymond Nutall, Shawn Wolfshohl, Jon Clack and Hughson from the city of San Marcos; Bryan Hernandez and Cara Ryan from the Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area Board; Tasha Fennell, Chris Roff, Susanne Ritter, Rachel Garnes, Rafael Marzan, Nichole Sanchez, Irma Pardo and Randolph Goodman of Gary Job Corps; Elva Zdeb of Embassy Suites; Siro Castelon, Michael Bristol, Bo Grantlan, Frank Huerta and Abel Serna of the city of Kyle; Sam Sirilo, Buddy Pearson, James Macc, Bill Schulle and Mark Marp of the city of Luling, Margaret Diamond of Green Group Holdings; Juan Mendoza, Ernest Hernandez, Warren Christian, Scott Egbert, Nolan Blundfu, Tim Samford, Brian Lillibridge, James Earp and Harper Wilder of the city of Lockhart; Anita Miller of the San Marcos Daily Record and Lorraine Lane of Adams & Associates. Gary Job Corps photo
The Gary Job Corps Community Relations Council and Green Group Holdings recently sponsored a Public Works Departments Appreciations Luncheon at Kent Black’s BBQ for the cities of Kyle, Luling, Lockhart
Steam rises from the 72-degree San Marcos River, shown here with Texas State University in the background. Jim Kimmel photo
In 900 years Texas State University will be the age of today’s University of Oxford. We seldom look that far ahead, but there’s no reason Texas State should not be
Mark Anthony Ortega Jr
Hays County deputies arrested a "Head Start" employee accused of inappropriately touching three students.
Organizer Debangana Banerjee reads aloud a poem she wrote dedicated to fellow artist Linda Kelsey-Jones to the assembled crowd during the program for “A Room of One’s Own” at
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