Child welfare board getting roomier digs
Wed, 02/06/2019 - 12:00am
The Hays County Child Protective Board’s “Rainbow Room” will have a new home soon.
The Hays County Child Protective Board’s “Rainbow Room” will have a new home soon.
A vice president of the company planning to run a fiercely-contested natural gas pipeline through the Wimberley Valley said it’s “unlikely” it will be rerouted.
SMHS Swim Team regional qualifiers include (back row, from left) Assistant Coach Megan Lucas, Maggie McMains, Zachary Schwartz, Ferrell Linebarger, Andrew Crowder, Sydnie Counley and Jami Wendel; and (front row, from left) Michael Gruver, Bianca Velasquez, Koby Whited, Fallon Sheffield and Head Coach Christopher Vose. SMHS Swim Team photo
Two members of the San Marcos High School Swim Team medaled at the recent UIL District 25-6A competition.
DALLAS (AP) — An MMA fighter suspected in two murders who escaped from a prison van near Houston was recaptured less than a mile away still wearing his jail-issued orange jumpsuit in part thanks to
AUSTIN — Voters would have the power to prevent their local governmental bodies from increasing property taxes by more than 2.5 percent per year under legislation introduced in the Texas Senate and
Weekend San Marcos Police activity included one incident of officers making a forced entry in a case of family violence and another in which a woman suspected of being drunk kicked an officer “mult
The San Marcos City Council will review the visioning workshop they conducted earlier this year and discuss their Fiscal Year 2019-2020 priorities at a work session at 3 p.m. today.
The San Marcos City Council’s agenda for Tuesday night includes two public hearings: one on a street name change and one on a proposed multifamily housing project.
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Big changes are coming for those who regularly travel Interstate 35.
Flood control, work toward a greater live outcome rate at the animal shelter and a new home for Hays County Child Protective Services are all part of this morning’s agenda for the Hays County Commi
The Greater Randolph Area Trail Riders, led by Joe Coldewey, made their annual stop in San Marcos Monday.
Miller Middle School contest winners left to right: Joshua Max (2nd place), Kendra Jensen (3rd place), Miller Kenworthy (runner up), Grace Hernandez (runner up) 1st place winner Brinkley Reeves is not shown. Submitted photos
Brinkley Reeves and Joseph Mendoza, students at Miller Middle School and Goodnight Middle School, took the first step to becoming internationally recognized artists by winning a local competition sponsored by
Kacee Baker, Annalisa Turner and Jennifer Moore were among about 20 protesters gathered on the Square in San Marcos in opposition to the Kinder Morgan pipeline, which would run through the environmentally-sensitive Wimberley Valley. Daily Record photo by Robin Blackburn
“We are not going to let this go through our valley. We just aren’t,” David Baker, executive director of the Wimberley Valley Watershed Association, said to a rousing cheer from
The state’s recent announcement that tens of thousands of registered voters might not be U.S. citizens spawned headlines about ineligible voters casting ballots. A press release issued Jan. 25 by
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Three Catholic clergymen who were at one point assigned to churches in the San Marcos area were on the Diocese of Austin’s list of clergy members “credibly accused” of committing
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Backers of film and video game productions in Texas are pushing legislators to earmark $60 million or more this year to boost the state’s entertainment industry.
Jose Alejandro-Najarro
Hays County District Attorney Wes Mau said a jury “clearly understood” what a 12-year-old girl impregnated in a sexual assault had gone through. Last week, the jury sentenced 55-year-old Jose
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