San Marcos Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing and discussion about zoning changes related to Hill Country Studios, the movie studio set to grace the community in 2024.
DEAR ABBY: I struggled for years with vomiting and nausea, as well as other digestive issues I dismissed as having a “sensitive stomach.” When my fiance, “Marc,” and I started dating, he urged me to find out the cause of my issues. Six months ago, I was diagnosed with celiac disease, an autoimmune disorder that is managed through a gluten-free diet.
The new Meet and Confer agreement between the city of San Marcos and the San Marcos Police Officers’ Association was approved by the city council with six votes in favor and San Marcos City Council member Alyssa Garza casting the only dissenting vote.
This dump truck hit a median on I-35, killing the driver and the driver of another vehicle Friday.
Daily Record photo by Barbara Audet
Two drivers were pronounced dead early Friday in San Marcos in connection to a tragic combination of actions that started when a tire blew out on a truck carrying a load of gravel that was in the northbound lane of Interstate- 35 near the McCarty Lane interchange.
Texas community college advocates are cheering after the Senate unanimously approved a House bill Friday to fund the state’s community colleges based on how many of their students graduate with a degree or certificate or transfer to a four-year university. Currently, schools are largely funded based on the number of hours students spend in a classroom.
Top, Jon Roach assists his son, Forest, load a bubble pipe. Left, Flight by Nothing does a sound check. Above right, Kimber Brown holds her granddaughter, Elowyn Louise Brown.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet
Top, band Flight by Nothing begins their set. Middle left, patrons set up chairs and blankets for a night of music. Below right, Jason Johnson introduces his rescued duck. Below left, vendors are part of the Music on the Square. Bottom, the Hays County Historic Courthouse grounds.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet
There were bubble machines and a bright blue sky that harkened to the beginning of summer, as the first Music on the Square for 2023 brought people to the Hays County Historic Courthouse lawn Friday with chairs and blankets, ready to hear music and celebrate the change in seasons.
Friday was National Ride a Bike to Work Day and this group of city of San Marcos staff members took it to heart, emphasizing the importance of nature, bike trails and fitness in the community.
Photo provided by city of San Marcos
City staff embraces biking
Texas State University has been named one of the nation’s Best Colleges for Adults in 2023 by Abound, an online college guidance system for degree-seeking adults.
Road repairs are now compete for the Francis Harris Lane at York Creek, according to county officials.
Author Gary Nabhan will deliver the keynote address for the Small Producers Initiative’s annual Southern Family Farmers & Food Systems Conference Aug. 6-8 at Texas State University.
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