Reimbursement for homeowners whose residences were damaged in the 2015 floods and the creation of a city criminal justice reform committee are on tap for the San Marcos City Council today.
AUSTIN – April marked the 10-year anniversary of the creation of the Interdiction for the Protection of Children program, and the Texas Department of Public Safety is proud to celebrate the milesto
The Gary Job Corps Corrections Cadets have assisted with the Founder’s Day three-day festival since 2010. The Cadets assisted with traffic and crowd control at the event that has over 150 booths brimming with unique clothing, handmade items, furniture, pottery, birdhouses, custom jewelry and crafts for the kids. Additionally, there were carnival rides, live music and a BBQ cook-off. The Founders Day Festival is the largest annual community event in Dripping Springs, Texas. The three-day festival celebrates the founding of the Dripping Springs community, which was established in 1850, and offers a variety of family-friendly activities. The spring festival kicks off with the Grand Parade followed by live music on two stages. With a carnival, cook-off competitions, and arts and crafts vendors, there is something for everyone. Pictured are, Event Coordinator Darrell Debish, community volunteers Dale Hibbs, Leonard Jones, Gary Job Corps Corrections Cadets Heather Smith, Francia Williamson, Raymond Briener, Demetrius Halbert, Antonio Castillo, Tykuan Harris, Kenneth Willis, Keith Pham-Le, and Instructor Major Troy Oldbury. Photo submitted by Gary Job Corps
DALLAS (AP) — A North Texas man faces up to 88 years in a U.S. prison after being convicted of sharing online messages promoting terrorism and lying to investigators.
At Owen Goodnight Middle School, sixth-grader Madison Ward sits still while getting a ladybug design painted on her cheek at during Friday’s Cinco de Mayo celebration. Daily R
A grant to help pay for the establishment of a public defenders office in Hays County will be up for discussion at tomorrow morning’s Hays County Commissioners Court meeting.
Leadership San Marcos held the 2019 class graduation on April 24. Pictured from left are San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce President Jason Mock, Celeste Hollister of the San Marcos Daily Record, Pat Fernandez of Hart Properties, Debbie Chandler of Texas State University, Margaret Ennis of Texas Real Estate Brokers, Keely Sonlitner of Corridor Title Company, Jo Anna Gilland of Matt Patterson Insurance. Not pictured is Jeanne Heinen of Texas State University.
Leadership San Marcos held the 2019 class graduation on April 24. Pictured from left are San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce President Jason Mock, Celeste Hollister of the San Marcos
A man died in a crash on the State Highway 123 overpass on I-35 during Friday’s heavy rainstorm. San Marcos Police, Fire and EMS responded to an accident that involved
Police are investigating the deaths of two Texas State students as a murder-suicide.
During Friday’s press conference held by Resistance TXST, Mena Yasmine stands with TeraLynn Steele as Steele reads aloud the group’s statement ahead of a meeting with the Texas State University Administration in the LBJ Student Center. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
A sit-in on the Texas State University campus ended after about 29 hours with no promises from the administration to meet protesters’ demands. The sit-in on the fourth floor of
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