Kicking off summer the right way
Fri, 06/21/2019 - 12:00am
Friday marks the first day of summer. Temperatures are expected to continue to be high with a high of 97 and a heat index of 107.
Friday marks the first day of summer. Temperatures are expected to continue to be high with a high of 97 and a heat index of 107.
A demolition crew finished knocking down the old San Marcos Telephone Company building Wednesday. The building was constructed in 1928 and included on the National Register in 1983. It is one of several buildings being demolished to make room for San Marcos Lofts I, a $15 million multifamily development slated to have 166 units with 240 beds. Daily Record photo by Rachel Willis
On Saturday, June 15, the demolition of the historical San Marcos Telephone Building began. By the end of the day on Wednesday, June 19, the building had come down completely.
Cape’s Dam has been in limbo since the San Marcos City Council voted to have it removed in 2016 but then opted to suspend the permitting process necessary for its removal.
Jon Hunter Jervis, 23, and Lapear O’Neal Willrich, 25
Two men were arrested and charged with capital murder in connection with a homicide that occurred at the Village on Telluride on June 5.
The 75 Sylvan Project, which was denied by Planning and Zoning, would span the block of Guadalupe Street between San Antonio Street and Martin Luther King Dr.
After a discussion that touched on economics, academics and land use, among other topics, the San Marcos City Council decided Tuesday night to postpone a decision on the purpose-built student housi
Hays County is hiring a law firm to consider litigation regarding the opioid epidemic and its effects.
Diane Wassenich
After three decades working with the San Marcos River Foundation, Dianne Wassenich is retiring from the organization.
Above, Stephanie Giambattista and her three children Shane 6, Sophia, 8 and Samuel 4, gathered on the lawn at Plaza Park to watch How to Train Your Dragon 2, during Movies in
AUSTIN (AP) — Special prosecutors who've threatened to quit the criminal case against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton have lost another battle over their pay, throwing the case into new uncertain
DALLAS (AP) — The FBI says a 22-year-old man who opened fire on a federal courthouse in Dallas was honorably discharged from the U.S. Army.
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