The Texas Senate approved Wednesday a sweeping school safety bill in response to the Uvalde shooting nearly a year ago that aims to make sure that hundreds of Texas school districts without active-shooter plans get up to speed.
Above, young winners of the Little Miss Chiquita Pageant receive congratulations. Below, teams prepare food for the thousands who attend the cook-off.
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Cinco de Mayo Menudo Throwdown returns with classic menu, two pageants
The recent San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District regular meeting offered hours for debate with experts and others weighing in on the question of whether or not the district needs a school marshal program.
ABBY: We were a male couple in our 70s, together for 21 years, before my husband, “Charles,” died of COPD three weeks ago. For more than four years, I watched his health and quality of life decline until he finally had had enough and chose hospice. In less than 24 hours, he was gone.
The Dash 4 Donuts Run is Saturday to benefit the San Marcos Police Department's Blue Santa Program.
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The Dash 4 Donuts Run is a four-mile race benefiting the San Marcos Police Department’s Blue Santa program.
Stars Over Wimberley Benefit Concert Series is an exciting new program created to showcase Texas musical artists and support the Robert Moreman Memorial Scholarship Program for creative graduating Wimberley high school seniors, while bringing cultural enrichment to our community.
Ready to argue their case, numerous opponents of the proposed changes to the SMART development spoke before the San Marcos City Council at its most recent meeting making for standing room only and comments stretching over hours.
The city will dedicate a new mural at 9:30 a.m. on Wednesday, April 26. The mural is located at 135 S. Guadalupe.
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The City of San Marcos will dedicate a new mural at 9:30 a.m., Wednesday, April 26.
In a major escalation of Republicans’ efforts to weaken the state’s bluer cities and counties, lawmakers in the Texas Legislature are advancing a pair of bills that would seize control of local regulations that could range from worker protections to water restrictions during droughts.
Photo provided by Eli Cohen AS THE SUN SETS, VISITORS GATHER FOR A BLUE HOLE STAR PARTY. PHOTO ELI COHEN.
The Wimberley Valley, an International Dark Sky Community, will take time to celebrate International Dark Sky Week this weekend at the spring Blue Hole Star Party.
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