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The Sacred Springs Kite Exhibition will be on display at the San Marcos Public Library until Sept. 30. The kites will be unveiled at a ceremony at 6 p.m. and ending at 9 p.m. The exhibition will show the work of multiple San Marcos artists and highlight the springs of Central Texas.
Photo provided by the city of San Marcos

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The kite highlighting the San Marcos Springs is on display. The kite was designed by John Mata and was fabricated by Drake Smith.
Photo provided by the city of San Marcos

Sacred Springs Kite Exhibition comes to the library

Being a river town and a community that prides itself on keeping the San Marcos and Blanco rivers clean, of interest to many San Martians will be the temporary art exhibit created with water conservation in mind.

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The Hays County Commissioners Court proclaimed May 9 as National Fentanyl Awareness Day in the county, just a day before a press conference Wednesday was called to highlight an arrest made in the most recent death of a young resident from an overdose of the drug on April 11.
Photo by Lance Winter

Commissioners declare May 9 Fentanyl Awareness Day

The Hays County Commissioners Court in its Tuesday meeting highlighted the work of first responders by proclamation and brought attention to a drug crisis facing many Texas communities: fentanyl.

Utility commission chair raises threat of summer power outages

Public Utility Commission Chair Peter Lake on Wednesday warned that Texas’ main power grid is at risk for outages this summer if wind turbines don’t produce enough electricity when it’s needed. He yet again made the case that more on-demand power sources, such as natural-gas-fueled power plants or batteries, need to be built to make the grid more reliable.

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Students from the Gary Job Corps Carpentry Trade are building a patio to assist the veterans with a BBQ area to show appreciation for our veterans. AMVETS will soon be celebrating their 10-year anniversary, and are advocates for veterans, such as VA claim filing assistance, employment, Veterans Court, and counseling. They collect items and send them to the troops in oversea assignments, in addition to assisting local veterans. AMVETS of Texas proudly provides support to veterans in America, open to all current and past veterans. Pictured are Gary Carpentry students, Gary Job Corps Instructor Paul Touchstone and Ben Arismendez, AMVET Provost Marshall. For further information American Veterans (AMVETS), Central Texas Post 115, 401 Veteran Drive, Kyle, Texas, 78640. pm@amvets115.org, https://amvets115.org, Post: 512-256-5683. Photo provided by Gary Job Corps

Gary Job Corps helps AMVETS

Gary Job Corps helps AMVETS

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District Attorney Kelly Higgins speaks at a press conference announcing a new charge of murder added to the case pending against an alleged fentanyl dealer.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West

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Jaquell Desean Ray

Alleged fentanyl dealer charged with murder in overdose death

Hays County Sheriff's Office hosted a joint press conference with the District Attorney’s Office and the Drug Enforcement Agency’s Fentanyl Task Force at the county’s Public Safety Building Wednesday to provide an update of the investigation into the death of 15-year-old male from a fentanyl overdose on April 11. Police said they have arrested and charged an 18-year-old with both felony murder and delivery of a controlled dangerous substance.

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