Commissioners hear comments on Kyle projects
Wed, 05/15/2019 - 12:00am
Changes are coming for the Union Pacific Railroad switching station near Burleson Street in Kyle and for Farm to Market Road 150.
Changes are coming for the Union Pacific Railroad switching station near Burleson Street in Kyle and for Farm to Market Road 150.
An attempt to submit a grant application that would help fund a public defender’s office in Hays County failed to gain support not just once, but twice, in the Hays County Commissioners Court.
The Texas Legislature is still ironing out some wrinkles in a school financing plan.
Photo Credit: Jennifer Hayes
AUSTIN – To recognize the service and sacrifice made by Texas law enforcement personnel, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is offering the first-ever “Free Fishing for Law Enforcement
AUSTIN — Texas lawmakers have yet to cast final votes on the marquee issues of the 86th regular session of the Legislature: the state budget, school finance reform and property tax relief.
EL PASO, Texas (AP) — Authorities say the girlfriend of a man charged in the fatal shooting of a Texas sheriff’s deputy during a traffic stop has also been charged in the officer’s death.
At its meeting this morning, the Hays County Commissioners Court will clarify a resolution supporting the dedication of a portion of roadway for a veteran born in Henly.
East and westbound Posey Road bridge was closed Monday in advance of Tuesday’s planned demolition as a new interchange for Interstate Highway 35 is built over the coming months. Daily Record Photo by Denise Cathey
The Posey Road bridge is set for demolition this week and will cause mainlanes on Interstate 35 to close, beginning on Tuesday.
Twenty-one programs in the city will receive a total of $63,750 in funding from the city for contributing to the city’s Youth Master Plan.
The Planning & Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing tonight to consider a request from the city to change the zoning of about 0.3 acres in the 700 block of McGehee Street from Public-Institutional to Single Family-4.5. SF-4.5. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Property that could accommodate three houses for eligible disaster relief recipients is up for rezoning at tonight’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
P. Terry's is located at 515 Springtown Way. Photo courtesy of P. Terry's San Marcos
P. Terry’s is set to open in San Marcos on Tuesday and will run a special event Monday to celebrate its first location outside of Austin.
Daily Record graphic by Colton Ashabranner, Source: Mental Health First Aid USA
Almost half of adults will experience a mental illness at some point in their lifetimes, but not even half of them will receive professional help, according to Mental Health First
Gavin Cosper stays in a crouch as he watches his bowling ball slowly make its way down the lane during the Mother-Son Bowling event at Sunset Bowling Lanes. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Chelsea Romanowski keeps a careful eye on her 4-year-old son Izaiah as he runs again and again to the ball return to pick up his bowling ball to try and
A community conversation on reclaiming the Dunbar historic neighborhood The Dunbar neighborhood will be held May 13 from 6-8 p.m. at the Cephas House on Martin Luther King Dr. The
Gary Job Corps, San Marcos Embassy Suites and members of San Marcos Nursing stopped by San Marcos Rehabilitation and Healthcare facility to spread some Mother’s Day cheer with
Go Wheels Up! grew out of Cory Morrow’s dream of combining his passion for cars, aviation and Texas cuisine with his lifelong pursuit of music into one giant “hullaballoo.” Shooting for the stratosphere, he assembled an incredible team of expert event producers, celebrities, and business minds to create a multi-faceted festival that will be an unforgettable experience for the whole family! 45 Gary Job Corps’ security cadets assisted with traffic and crowd control over the three day event held at the San Marcos Regional Airport. Clayton Corn, Event Coordinator stated that he was very impressed by the professionalism that was shown by the security cadets and as activities are arranged in the future, the cadets from the Gary Job Corps Center will be the go-to group to help handle the crowd and traffic control. He was quoted in saying “The group from Gary Job Corps came through big time for us. They added an invaluable aspect to the event not only with security, but with just their presence in the field.” The visitors to Go Wheels Up! were entertained by: Bret Michaels, Los Texmaniacs, Kevin Fowler, Red Bull Air Force, B-17 Texas Raiders, Rodney Foster, Dale Watson, Cory Morrow, Gospel Brunch with Josh Weathers, an Auto Show, P-51 Gunfighter, and food vendors. Pictured with Bret Michaels, entertainer are Gary Job Corps’ security cadets Brandon Smith, Christian Smith, Roy Browner, Edward Bentley and James Howard. Photos submitted by Gary Job Corps
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