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Court to discuss for mental health program funding, potential new trails

The Hays County Commissioners Court is set to authorize a grant application to the Texas Health and Human Services Community Mental Health Grant Program that would require a $323,068 match, authorize $50,000 of American Rescue Plan Act funds to go to the Youth Service Bureau, execute a letter of support of the Great Springs Project Grant application for possible trails on Hunter Road and authorize an interlocal agreement for the Blanco Cypress Watershed Protection Plan and related new employment position the regularly scheduled meeting at 9 a.m. today.

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Texas State is hosting the International Film Festival, spearheaded by TXST Professor of French and Honorary Professor of International Studies Carole Martin, with a simultaneous art exhibition at the Flex Gallery at the School of Art and Design. The festival began on Feb. 19, and runs through March 8.
Graphic courtesy of TXST Film Festival

International Film Festival, Symposium, Art Exhibition on going

Texas State is hosting the International Film Festival, spearheaded by TXST Professor of French and Honorary Professor of International Studies Carole Martin, with a simultaneous art exhibition at the Flex Gallery at the School of Art and Design. The festival began on Feb. 19, but there are many events upcoming if you missed the first several; There will be an upcoming article on the event held on Feb. 22. All events are free and open to the public.

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San Marcos CISD Future Health Professionals, formerly known as Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA), hosted their spring Blood Drive in partnership with We Are Blood on Thursday, February 22. We Are Blood has been collecting blood in Central Texas since 1951.
Photo courtesy of San Marcos CISD

SMCISD helps We Are Blood

SMCISD helps We Are Blood

Can transportation planning keep up with growth?

Former Hays County Commissioner Will Conley was the moderator, and Hays County Commissioner Lon Shell, Guadalupe County Judge Kyle Kutscher, Caldwell County Commissioner Ed Theriot and Comal County Commissioner Kevin Webb were on the panel.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West

Can transportation planning keep up with growth?

This is the first in a twopart series on the annual Transportation Summit held on Feb. 20.

Time to lock in your love

The new Love Lock is in front of Zelick's. Top left, City Councilmember Matthew Mendoza places his lock. Top right, Tiffany Harris and Page Michel cheer on Heather Demere has she cuts the ribbon in front of the Love Lock art installation.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West.
Above, the new Love Locks take two keys.
Photo courtesy of the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce

Time to lock in your love
Time to lock in your love
Time to lock in your love

Monica Katz, Chase Katz, and Seth Katz put on the first lock.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West

Time to lock in your love

There is now a way to announce your love permanently for all of San Marcos to see. The Leadership San Marcos class of 2024 raised the funds for the “Love Lock” statue, made by Pure Design Build, that is in front of Zelick’s Icehouse. The design spells out SMTX with a woven pattern in the metal, which allows for the securing of a lock with the lovers’ names engraved on it. As of Feb. 16, locks can now be attached to the statue.

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