2 chain businesses headed to Kyle
Kyle will soon have two new popular chain businesses in town.
Kyle will soon have two new popular chain businesses in town.
Gov. Greg Abbott vowed last week at a border security summit to build a barrier to slow the flow of migrants through the state’s southern border.
HOUSTON (AP) — Jennifer Bridges, a registered nurse in Houston, is steadfast in her belief that it's wrong for her employer to force hospital workers like her to get vaccinated against COVID-19 or
A boil water notice has been issued for certain addresses in southwest San Marcos, according to the City of San Marcos.
Texas’ main power grid struggled to keep up with the demand for electricity Monday, prompting the operator to ask Texans to conserve power until Friday.
San Marcos lost an icon last August when Bobby Barnard, the legendary owner of Sundance Records, died unexpectedly. Since Barnard and his wife, Nancy, opened the store in September 1977, it had been a much-loved staple to generations of San Marcans.
A welcome month of rain has filled the creeks and lifted the burn ban after going the better part of a year without substantial rainfall. As needed as the rain was, it still has barely put a dent in the historically low aquifer levels that are impacting the Wimberley Valley.
The Texas Water Safari began Saturday morning at the Meadows Center for Water and the Environment. The 260-mile competition, dubbed "The World's Toughest Canoe Race," begins in San Marcos and ends in Seadrift. Above, team River Fitness prepares to port at the falls at Rio Vista Park. Below left, team Single Bladies reaches the falls at Rio Vista. Below right, River Fitness ports on the San Marcos River near Martindale. See additional coverage on page 12A. Daily Record photos by Gerald Castillo
AUSTIN (AP) — Someone opened fire in a popular entertainment district in downtown Austin early Saturday, wounding 13 people, including two critically, before getting away, authorities said.
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