Two arrests for assaulting a cop in little more than a day’s time
Fri, 03/08/2019 - 12:00am
For the second time in just over 24 hours, a San Marcos Police officer was assaulted in the line of duty.
For the second time in just over 24 hours, a San Marcos Police officer was assaulted in the line of duty.
Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra authorized an emergency closure of the Hays County Government Center in San Marcos as of 3 p.m. on March 7. “A strong odor is noticed throughout the building, believed to be from a lubricant used on outside dampers that has entered the building,” Becerra posted on Facebook. “County Clerk and Tax Assessor-Collector business can be conducted at substations at the precinct offices in Dripping Springs, Kyle and Wimberley. The Government Center is expected to reopen Friday morning.”
The 2019 Adult Spelling Bee, hosted by the Friends of the San Marcos Public Library, has been rescheduled to Thursday, May 23, 7 p.m., at Aquabrew, located at 150 S. LBJ Dr.
The scene of the crash. SMPD photo
Two San Marcos Police officers have been released from Central Texas Medical Center after being treated for injuries they received during an early morning downtown traffic stop Wednesday.
Five members of San Marcos Electric Utility pose with their certificates from Northwest Lineman College. From left are Thomas Medrano, David Gaona, Eddie Cunningham, Juan Gonzalez and Jorge Holguin. Photo courtesy of city of San Marcos
Five San Marcos Electric Utility (SMEU) Linemen recently completed a four-year certification program through the Northwest Lineman College, an online remote education course that requires undergoin
Brookfield Residential's first baby-boomer centric community, Kissing Tree, located in San Marcos, recently won a Gold Award for Best Brochure for a Master-Planned Community at the National Association of Home Builders’ The Nationals awards. Photo courtesy of Kissing Tree
Kissing Tree, the first baby-boomer centric community from Brookfield Residential, recently won a Gold Award for Best Brochure for a Master-Planned Community at the National Association of Home Bui
Virginia Parker Condie reaches for trash stuck in a tree somewhere near Gonzales, breaking the taboo against standing up in a canoe. Photos submitted by cleanup volunteers
Hundreds of volunteers braved chilly temperatures on Saturday to participate in the Great Texas River Clean-up, an initiative that also involves municipalities and businesses along the entire 90-mi
The State Commission on Judicial Conduct has issued a public warning regarding a district judge who told a jury last year that God had told him the defendant was not guilty.
Robby and Katy Roden
It is uncommon enough that it is included on the National Organization for Rare Disorders website.
San Marcans traveling along the Interstate Highway 35 feeder road might be surprised to see firefighters from the San Marcos Fire Department asking for donations from drivers as part of their annual “Fill the Boot’ for Muscular Dystrophy Association” campaign. During his shift, firefighter David Tomas carries his boot for donations. Firefighters will be at the intersection of I-35 and Wonder World Drive collecting donations for the until 5 p.m. on Friday. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
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