San Marcos CISD parents will now have access to instructional paper packets at a time that is convenient for them.
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Hays County reported its first COVID-19-related fatality Monday, along with four new lab-confirmed positive cases.
City Manager Bert Lumbreras is now authorized to approve COVID-19 purchases for up to $500,000.
Local artist Rene Perez painted a mural on plywood with a positive message — "Love your neighbor as yourself" — at the old First Baptist Church. According to co-owner of the property, Kurt Waldhauser...
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The City of San Marcos adjusted its public transit services amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Texas State libraries remain open and continue to serve patrons each day, making it challenging to follow social distancing guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Attorneys acting for the Trinity Edwards Springs Protection Association issued a notice of intent to sue the Permian Highway Pipeline LLC and Kinder Morgan for allegedly contaminating an underground source of drinking water as a result of the pipeline’s construction operations in Blanco County on March 28.
Above, a sign in front of Brookdale San Marcos North states "Heroes work here." Below left, churchgoers stand in front of the United Methodist Church — 129 W. Hutchison St. — at noon on Good Friday to pray and here the church's bells ring. Below right, Chepo's tells San Marcos residents to "Be safe, have faith." Daily Record photos by Gerald Castillo
AUSTIN (AP) — Gov. Greg Abbott expressed optimism Friday that Texas was seeing signs of slowing the coronavirus outbreak but warned that the number of deaths was not yet showing signs of leveling off.
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