The votes have been counted in the online campaign for Partners in Preservation restoration funds, and the historic First Baptist Church is a winner.
The San Marcos City Council won’t have a regular meeting this evening, but it has scheduled a special meeting to amend its ordinance calling for a regular and special election on Nov. 6.
Place 5 Councilman Scott Gregson
After more than an hour and a half of testimony and about an hour of deliberation Thursday night, the city of San Marcos Ethics Review Commission penalized Place 5 Councilman
It’s always been confusing — traveling through San Marcos, you can be on Hwy. 80, Hopkins Street and Hunter Road — all while maintaining the same lane. Now, the city
The deadline to apply for Community Development Block Grant-Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funding is Wednesday, and the city is eager to help qualifying residents affected by the 2015 flood.
San Marcos Police are seeking three men in connection with a knife attack that occurred outside a downtown bar early Friday. The city said in a news release that the
The annual Storybook Pumpkin contest at Travis Elementary yielded a new crop of scary and adorable storybook characters created by students and teachers.Twins Teslee and Justi
The San Marcos Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors recently held a ribbon cutting for Rogelio’s Restaurant, 625 S. LBJ.
Sarah McSweeney
Santa Claus is coming to town and his initial visit will be very, very early. Old St. Nick will make an appearance in San Marcos the afternoon-evening Sunday (Nov.
Regent Care resident Kathryn Turnell recently celebrated her 100th birthday. Celebrating with her are (front row, from left) Amber Stork, Turnell and Kim Jones; along with (back row, from left) Laura Jiminez, Shirley Peralez, Joe Villarreal, Cheryl Fonda and Betty Brown. Submitted photo
The Record’s online poll from Oct. 12- 26 asked readers whether a natural gas pipeline through the Wimberley Valley would be beneficial. Pipeline company Kinder Morgan has planned a 42-inch
Front row, from left: Support Services Manager Audry Verver, Pat Fernandez of Leadership San Marcos (LSM) Karen Zavala, Laurie Scott, Jean De La Cruz, Roxy Luna, Bianca Salas and Keely Sonlitner of LSM; and back row, from left 911 Supervisor Justin Mueller, Louis Torres, Freddy Marmoleho, Margaret Ennis of LSM, Brittney Herbelin, Jessica Todd, Rudy Ramirez, Jesse Montlya and Alan Meynard. Photo by Don Anders/Anders Photography
Leadership San Marcos Class of 2019 has donated 25 headsets for telecommunications officers at the San Marcos Police Department. The class of held fundraisers for San Marcos first responders, including
The San Marcos Chamber of Commerce recently hosted a “Business on the Green” Golf Tournament at Plum Creek Golf Course in Kyle. The event would not have been possible without volunteers. Pictured are Madalyn Webber, Margaret Lindsay, Marisol Gomez Mendoza, Jan Little, Ted Groholske, Susanne Ritter, Irma Pardo, Jasmine Miller, Miguel Olvera, Kristal Giron and and Caleb Burrell. Others essential to the event were presenting sponsor H-E-B; luncheon sponsor Palmer’s Restaurant; 19th Hole sponsor Amazon; Polo shirt sponsor Central Texas Medical Center; Polo shirt sponsors LaCima and Central TX Pain Center; beverage cart sponsors Grande Communications and Ryan Powell of State Farm Insurance; putting green sponsor city of San Marcos; driving range sponsor Central TX Pain Center; scoreboard sponsor: Green Group Holdings, LLC; hole sponsors My Emergency Room 24/7, Texas Regional Bank, LNV, Inc., Frost Bank, Broadway Bank, Chick-fil-a, Matt Patterson Insurance, Gumby’s Pizza, First Lockhart Bank and Wells Fargo. Special thanks went to to Chamber Ambassadors and students and staff from the Gary Job Corps Student Government Association (HOPE Group) volunteers for assistance and greeting golfers. Gary Job Corps photo
Have you ever considered working in a radio station? Neither did most of our current radio hosts! Most of us grew up listening to the radio but few ever considered
The following individuals were indicted by the Hays County Grand Jury at their Sept. 26 meeting: • Cameron Michael Stoddard, 24, of 401 N. Fredericksburg Street, San Marcos: Possession of
Five years after abandoning the mid-20th Century downtown buildlng that now houses restaurants and an urgent care clinic, the United States Postal Service is poised to move some operations yet
More than 28,000 Hays County voters cast their ballots during the first five days of early voting. As of Friday evening, 28,384 ballots had been cast around the county. The
On Oct. 23, the Texas Secretary of State’s office issued an election advisory about issues a number of voters are experiencing using Hart eSlate voting machines, which are those used
Margarita is an early-blooming tulip variety that produces stunning double blossoms. Photo by Longfield-Gardens.com
Celebrate the National Garden Bureau’s Year of the Tulip in a big way by planting double flowered tulip varieties this fall for a showy display next spring. Flower arrangers love
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