Kyle selects city manager
After a national search, the City of Kyle is pleased to announce a conditional offer of employment has been made to Bryan Langley as Kyle’s next City Manager.
After a national search, the City of Kyle is pleased to announce a conditional offer of employment has been made to Bryan Langley as Kyle’s next City Manager.
DEAR ABBY: I married a widower eight years ago, and we are very happy. However, his three grown daughters were angry that he moved on with his life after the death of their mother. To keep peace in the family, I have tried to “kill them with kindness,” and while we’ve made progress, I feel they take advantage of me and sometimes treat me with disrespect.
The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State University will host the 10th annual Earth Day San Marcos Festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, April 22, at Spring Lake, the headwaters of the San Marcos River.
Police said a man is charged in connection to having an improper relationship with a student, a second degree felony.
Pictured are interior and exterior views of ‘Doc,’ the B-29 Superfortress now at the San Marcos Regional Airport through Friday for tours and rides. Above, Pilot and U.S. Air Force veteran Mark Novak stands in front of the fuselage of the airplane he takes across country.
Daily Record photos by Shannon West
WWII bomber touches down, open for tours and flights
DEAR ABBY: Our son “Victor” and his wife have informed us that they are “polyamorous.” They have been married for nine years, and were together for five years before they married. They have agreed to this arrangement, and their partners know they are married. They love each other, own a home together and plan to be together forever. They are “safe,” and no one is getting hurt.
San Marcos City Council is set to discuss the potential annexation–essentially the process of bringing property into the city limits–of approximately 588 acres of additional land that would become part of the San Marcos Air, Rail and Transportation (SMART) terminal.
His is a face known to so many in the community and now, a new group of staff and young people will have the opportunity to learn what others over the decades have had the chance to learn: he will change their lives.
Above, Ruth Cain, left, and Nancy Owens, start their art projects. Middle, local artists in training work on their lighthouse canvasses. Left, Ruth Cain, left, and Nancy Owens, review their art work in progress. The event was just one of many held by the San Marcos Dunbar Recreation Center.
Daily Record photos by Shannon West
Laughter filled the air at the Dunbar Recreation Center Friday as the 60 and over group came ready to raise their brushes and paint.
The Hays County County Animal Control Officers were among many nationwide honored by a week dedicated to them, National Animal Care and Control Appreciation Week, April 12-18. Top Left, from left, Gerardo Sosa, Cpl. John Trinidad and Gibson Stanley. Top Right, from left, are Gerardo Sosa, Tyler Gamble and Alex Rodriguez. Above, Animal Control Officer Tyler Gamble talks with students at the SMCISD Rodriguez Elementary School.
Photos provided by Hays County Sheriff's Office
Hays County animal control officers honored in April
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