Today in History
Thu, 05/02/2019 - 12:00am
Today is Thursday, May 2, the 122nd day of 2019. There are 243 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
Today is Thursday, May 2, the 122nd day of 2019. There are 243 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
The San Marcos Lions Club donated $17,000 to the city’s Park Rangers for their partnership in keeping San Marcos Parks and tubers safe. Pictured from left are Chris Suncholn, Cole Stapp, Billy Colburn, Samantha Armbruster, Jesse DeLeon, Loy Locke and Mark Jalufka. This is the sixth consecutive year that the Lions Club has given the Park Rangers a donation because they are an integral and vital partner with Lions Club Tube Rental. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Elizabeth and Chuck Nash (right) hand a check to Jimmie Scott, president emeritus of San Marcos Academy, to endow a scholarship in honor of their daughters, Caroline Nash Smith ’01, Anne Nash Davies ’97 and Katherine Nash Goehring ’99, who was not available for the photo. Photo by Don Anders
Elizabeth and Chuck Nash have established a scholarship at San Marcos Academy in honor of their three daughters, who graduated from the school.
On a platform high above the first floor of the Hays County Government Center, Schuyler Miller and John Hartmann of Hartmann Fine Art Conservation Services, Inc. prepare a section of the Buck Winn mural “A History of Ranching” for framing during the initial installation on Tuesday afternoon.Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
After years of restoration work, two panels from what was once the longest mural in the world have found their home at the Hays County Government Center.
Hays County Jail inmates and the people who work with them were on the Hays County Commissioners Court agenda on Tuesday.
Texas State University students gathered in the Quad early Wednesday morning to inform and protest against a rumored demonstration on campus from members of right-wing group Texas Nomads SAR. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Four students have been arrested on the Texas State University campus during what university police are calling “an incident in the Quad.” The university issued a statement that the incident “invol
Pictured with First Lady of Texas Cecilia Abbott are from the Gary Job Corps Center, Health and Wellness Administrator Stephanie Soileau and Business Community Liaison Randolph Goodman. Submitted photo
The Austin 20 sponsored “Raise the Roof for Nicole’s Place” fundraiser held at the Austin County Club.
SMCD dancers perform a “left hand star” during a BBQ at Ann Jenneman’s house. Photo courtesy of David Barnett
Since 2011, the San Marcos Contra Dancers (SMCD) have been meeting on the fourth Sunday every month to dance and socialize.
Neil Ward and his daughter Palmer take shelter during a sudden downpour Tuesday morning that interrupted their fun together at the Children's Park Playscape. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Social media posts about a threat against San Marcos High School led 1,100 students to stay home from school Monday — and district officials said the threat was unfounded.
Today is Wednesday, May 1, the 121st day of 2019. There are 244 days left in the year.
Today’s Highlight in History:
AUSTIN – The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) today approved $600,000 in grants through the TWDB’s Agricultural Water Conservation Grants Program on April 10.
The Starlight Symphony Orchestra is excited to present its May "Pops" concert!
Mayor Jane Hughson proclaimed April 29-May 3 as Air Quality Awareness Week in San Marcos at the city’s Proclamations presentation on Monday, April 15 at the San Marcos City Hall Council Chambers.
With less than a month left for the 86th Texas Legislature to get things done, some proposed bills regarding cannabis are languishing in committees and at least one has been quashed by Senate leade
Gary Job Corps Center cadets Agustin Diaz Espinoza and Alfonso S. Martinez stand with their hands behind their backs as Security and Corrections Rangemaster Preston Smith and CTT Security Instructor Captain Sean Schultz score their shooting accuracy during the Level IV firearm training at the ALERRT Center at Texas State University’s firing range. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
On a windy Friday morning last week, Gary Job Corps Center security cadets Alfonso S.
The county is taking a step to shorten the amount of time arrestees could spend in the Hays County Jail awaiting a court date.
The Cottages at San Marcos. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
San Marcos Police are searching for a man who entered an apartment at The Cottages at San Marcos and threatened a resident with a handgun on Tuesday.
Nick Castillo
Nick Castillo, current sports editor for the San Marcos Daily Record, has been named interim managing editor.
Source: Texas Department of State Health Services; Daily Record graphic by Colton Ashabranner
While the country experiences its largest outbreak of measles since the disease was eradicated in the United States, Hays County has so far remained unaffected.
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