Texas lawmakers have already gotten to work on the fourth special session of the year where Republicans will once again attempt to pass a sweeping immigration law that would allow state and local law enforcement to more easily arrest and prosecute people who cross the border from Mexico.
The Hays County Commissioners Court proclaims Nov. 7 as Lt. Col. George C. Carruthers Day.
Photo provided by Hays County
A community member was honored for the many militaristic accomplishments achieved in his 30 years of service as well as his decade-long stint on this earth. Hays County Commissioners Court proclaimed Nov. 7, 2023, as Lt. Col. George C. Carruthers Day.
For our November Kissing Alley concert, KZSM 104.1 presents Jordan Minor and the Bottom Dollar Band for an evening of distinctive country and gospel music. Join us this Thursday, Nov. 16, from 7-9 p.m. in the historic alley off Hopkins Street across from the courthouse. Our free, family-friendly concerts are funded by the San Marcos Arts Commission.
Photos submitted by Gary Job Corps
Cupcakes are diminutive, handheld treats that come in a variety of flavors and styles. Each December, the humble cupcake gets its own day of celebration (Dec. 15), but people know well that cupcakes are enjoyed throughout the year, particularly during birthdays and other special occasions.
A $112,211 purchase of 70 BolaWraps–handheld devices that deploy a non-lethal Kevlar restraint– to employ officers with a safer option for crises involving mental illness or drug induced psychosis resulted in a heated debate about the role of law enforcement in such matters.
Bobbie Garza-Hernandez was recently inducted into the San Marcos Women's Hall of Fame for her volunteerism and leadership. These are qualities she shares with her family. Pictured is the Garza family when they donated to Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos Library.
Daily Record file photo
The Garza Family in 1948.
Photo provided by Bobbie Garza-Hernandez
Ignacio & Manuelita Garza (Garza-Hernandez' great grandparents and original owners of properties) passed down their properties to Marcos & Fidela Garza (Garza-Hernandez' grandparents) who were forced to move when their properties were seized by imminent domain in order to make Rio Vista Park.
Photo provided by Bobbie Garza-Hernandez
History is important; it teaches people who they are and where they come from and it gives examples of the impacts of certain behaviors–both positive and negative. A well-documented historical record can also provide people with access to knowledge that would otherwise be forgotten.
Hays County and Austin Pets Alive! have announced their November community meetings for the public to learn more about the Hays County Pet Resource Center. Community members are invited to attend to hear updates about the project, ask questions, and share their insights regarding the needs of people and pets in Hays County. There are four meetings scheduled throughout November in each precinct.
Texas communities will soon receive billions of dollars to improve their water infrastructure and expand broadband access after voters overwhelmingly approved two constitutional amendments this week — a historic investment that aims to help the state’s smaller and cash-strapped municipalities.
Texas State University’s University Camp appears to be up for sale.
According to unofficial results for the November 2023 Uniform Election released by Hays County election officials Wednesday, Nov. 8, Alyssa Garza and Shane Scott have been re-elected to serve on the San Marcos City Council.
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