At the recent Hays County Commissioners Court meeting, commissioners received brief presentations regarding funding allocation from the American Rescue Plan Act and Local Fiscal Recovery Fund.
Pamela Steger runs Steger’s Chiffonade, one of the Crestwood Center businesses impacted by recent water and wastewater concerns.
Daily Record photo by Barbara Audet
Above, businesses at Crestwood Center located on Old Ranch Road 12 respond to news that water might be turned off as early as March 16. Below, Susan Mutschlechner, co-owner of The Pita Shop, is pictured inside the restaurant.
Daily Record photo by Barbara Audet
Gray Horse Saloon, The Pita Shop and more face threat of closer over wastewater issues
During a recent Aspiring Assisstant Principals Institute meeting, SMCISD Assistant Principals Walker Cleveland, Goodnight Middle School; Blair Hartley, San Marcos High School; Suzanne Perkins, DeZavala share ideas. Elementary; and Shannon Voigt, Travis Elementary.
Photo by SMCISD
Current assistant principals from campuses across San Marcos CISD provided advice and shared their experiences at the Aspiring Assistant Principal Institute meeting.
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is urging Texans to avoid traveling to Mexico during spring break, and beyond, due to the ongoing violence throughout that country.
Kissing Alley is back. Thursday, March 16, from 7-9 p.m.
A bill filed Friday in the Texas Senate would prohibit public colleges and universities from awarding tenure to professors hired after September, legislation that critics have said would make it extremely difficult for the state to recruit top faculty and negatively impact the reputation of its higher education institutions.
Barton Creek and Colorado River Confluence at Zilker Park in Austin, Texas Photo provided by Ryan Conine
A new study from The Meadows Center for Water and the Environment at Texas State University shows Barton Creek and Onion Creek contribute significant flows to the Colorado River.
The city’s policies and approach to the care and treatment of feral, community and family-owned cats in San Marcos remains a work in progress following the most recent meeting of the San Marcos City Council.
The Board of Trustees of San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District heard from its own expert during its Monday board meeting regarding the recently available Texas Academic Performance Report for 2021-2022, The SMCISD board watched a series of slides outlining the eight sections of the TAPR, as presented by Elizabeth Nash, SMCISD coordinator of data and assessment.
This spider in San Marcos is not wasting its daylight hours this March. For the rest, just a reminder that Daylight Savings Time begins Sunday at 2 a.m. Unfortunately, the community springs forward and loses an hour of sleep. Be sure to check devices that will not automatically reset the time. Daily Record photo by Celeste Cook
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