A Daily Record file photo of the HAys County Law Enforcement Center
A panel of local criminal defense experts discussed what a public defender office might look like in Hays County at a virtual town hall Thursday, May 7.
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The City of San Marcos Planning and Development Services Department is seeking community input on downtown design through an online survey.
HOUSTON (AP) — City health officials and Rice University scientists have begun testing Houston wastewater samples for COVID-19, a process they hope will reveal the true spread of the new coronaviru
Brookdale North, located at 1720 Old Ranch Road 12, held a parade for its residents Friday afternoon to kick off Mother's Day weekend.
AUSTIN — Texas, along with the rest of the nation and the world, continued to battle the COVID-19 pandemic last week as cases and deaths attributed to the novel coronavirus increased.
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Hays County reported five new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, May 11.
Daily Record file photo by Toy Mendez
After a week of being permitted to offer limited dine-in services, some San Marcos food establishments are beginning to see profits once again.
Rudy Soliz, owner of San Marcos Barber Shop, cuts John Diaz's hair on Friday. Hair salons and barbershops were allowed to reopen after Gov. Greg Abbott issued an executive order on Tuesday. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Friday marked the first day hair salons and barbershops could reopen in Texas after being shut down amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
“We know businesses and workers here are hurting,” said Lance Winter, San Marcos Daily Record publisher. “We’re hurting, too. But if we can pull together as a community, we can weather this. Here at the Daily Record, we want to do everything we can to help everyone get through the pandemic and get back to work. With these matching grants, we can help local businesses tell their story as they rebound and rebuild.”
The San Marcos Cinema Club's annual 72-Hour Film Race begins Thursday and ends Sunday, May 17. Photo courtesy of the San Marcos Cinema Club
Just south of San Marcos, in the rural prairie adjacent to the historic Camino Real pathway, sits a theatre frozen in time: Stars & Stripes Drive In, boasting the largest screens in the entire Lone Star State.
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