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For a second time, Go Wheels Up! Texas — a car show, musical entertainment and ever-popular air show — was held at the San Marcos Regional Airport on Saturday and Sunday.
Above, Capt. Nicholas Mongillo, U.S Navy retired, delivered the Memorial Day remarks at a ceremony at the Hays County Veterans Memorial on Monday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
It was a wonderful Memorial Day tribute — a remembrance to those making the ultimate sacrifice for America — honored at the Hays County Veterans Memorial on Monday.
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Nearly 28,000 San Marcans have been fully vaccinated against COVID-19, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
House members praised House Speaker Dade Phelan on the last day of the legislative session. Credit: Miguel Gutierrez Jr./The Texas Tribune
The Texas Legislature closed out its regular 140-day session Monday with sniping among the state’s top political leaders and lawmakers already well aware they will be back this calendar year for an
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The Hays County Commissioners Court will hold deliberations regarding the County Court-at-Law No. 3 judicial vacancy during executive session Tuesday.
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The San Marcos City Council will hold a discussion Tuesday regarding the creation of a Mexican American and Indigenous Heritage Culture District.
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The Texas Legislature sent a $248 billion two-year state budget to Gov. Greg Abbott after the House approved the measure last Thursday.
The City of San Marcos held a grand opening for San Marcos Fire Station #2. Above, kids in attendance help during the event's "push-in" ceremony. Below, Fire Chief Les Stephens smiles as a kid helps clean the fire truck. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
COVID 19 threw a kink in the opening of San Marcos Fire Station #2 last December.
Above, Marylyn Decker, sister of Lt. John Decker, cuts the ribbon dedicating a road in San Marcos in her brother's honor. Lt. Decker died during World War II. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
U.S. Marine Lt. John Decker Drive was ceremoniously dedicated Friday morning.
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