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Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Texas State University announced Thursday that it will move all courses to remote or alternative delivery beginning March 30 through the end of the spring semester.
graphic by Colton Ashabranner
Hays County is warning of community spread of the novel coronavirus, following an announcement that the county has five confirmed cases.
San Marcos Academy joined local school districts and postponed normal school operations, following a special called executive council meeting on Monday.
Above, Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra holds the county's State of Disaster declaration during a press conference on Sunday inside the Hays County Historic Courthouse. Hays County along with the City of San Marcos issued a joint State of Disaster following the first announced case of COVID-19 on Saturday. The county announced Monday that there are two additional cases of the coronavirus in the county. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
Hays County and the City of San Marcos issued a joint State of Disaster declaration Sunday after a 44-year-old county resident tested positive for COVID-19.
San Marcos Consolidated ISD announced that it will suspend normal operations until April 5 as concerns grow about COVID-19. Daily Record file photo
San Marcos Consolidated ISD is suspending normal school operations through April 5, superintendent Michael Cardona announced in a district letter.
Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
Hays County and the City of San Marcos issued a joint State of Disaster declaration Sunday after a 44-year-old county resident tested presumptively positive for COVID-19.
Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
Hays County and the City of San Marcos issued a joint State of Disaster declaration Sunday after a 44-year-old county resident tested presumptively positive for COVID-19.
San Marcos Consolidated ISD continues to monitor and coordinate with regional government agencies amid growing concerns of COVID-19, district Superintendent Michael Cardona said in a letter to parents on Friday.
Central Texas Medical Center and local nursing homes are taking preventative measures to protect patients as concerns grow about COVID-19. Daily Record file photo
Central Texas Medical Center and local nursing homes are taking preventative steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Hays County announced its first presumptive case of COVID-19 on Saturday.
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