Today in History
Wed, 09/18/2019 - 12:00am
By the Associated Press
Today is Wednesday, Sept. 18, the 261st day of 2019. There are 104 days left in the year.
By the Associated Press
Today is Wednesday, Sept. 18, the 261st day of 2019. There are 104 days left in the year.
Outgoing Hays County Crime Stoppers (HCCS) Executive Director Don Arledge was honored Monday night with a special certificate of appreciation from Hays County Sheriff Gary Cutler. A long-time San Marcos resident and community volunteer, Arledge served as the executive director of HCCS for the past 12 years. Arledge and his wife Karen are moving to North Texas to be near family. Filling the executive director post will be current HCCS Board Chair Rowe Ray. “San Marcos will miss Don and Karen a great deal. Don has done an outstanding job with HCCS and he leaves some big shoes to fill. We wish Don and Karen the best in their new adventure,” Ray said. Shown above (left to right) are Hays County Deputy Dennis Gutierrez, Arledge and Sheriff Cutler. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Ninos Dancanto, a dance troupe from Kyle, perform in the Diez y Seis parade on Saturday, part of a weekend-long celebration of Mexican Independence Day. Daily Record photos by Madison Simmons
Cries of “Viva Mexico!” punctuated the air during the Diez y Seis celebration in downtown San Marcos this weekend.
San Marcos City Council will consider a number of items at their meeting this week.
On Tuesday morning, Hays County is set to adopt a budget for the upcoming fiscal year.
Texas State University provided insufficient information in its prior year’s annual security reports, including a lack of Campus Security Authority identification, lack of information for its Round
HOUSTON (AP) — Products promoting the cannabis extract CBD are sold all over Texas, but they don't always contain what they promise.
Data compiled by Hays County criminal justice analyst Samantha Jones at the request of County Commissioner Debbie Ingalsbe shows low use of cite and release by the San Marcos Police Department in 2
Bobcats Give Back donated materials collected during its 2019 summer campaign to the Hays Caldwell Women Center. Bobcats Give Back collected 6,006 pounds of material during the summer. Photo submitted by the City of San Marcos
The City of San Marcos’ Bobcats Give Back program diverted over 6,000 pounds of material from landfills by donating it to the local non-profits. The city announced Friday that it
The Greater San Marcos Innovation Summit Luncheon is set for Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Embassy Suites City of San Marcos Hotel and Conference Center. The event hosted by
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