Hays County reports first presumptive COVID-19 case
Hays County announced its first presumptive case of COVID-19 on Saturday.
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Hays County announced its first presumptive case of COVID-19 on Saturday.
San Marcos police responded to a train wreck at Wonder World Drive on Friday.
Texas State University announced Thursday that it would extend its spring break through the week of March 27 and begin remote classes on March 30 through April 12 in an effort to follow social distancing practices recommended by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State University will extend spring break for one week and move to remote courses through April 12 to enable social distancing measures on its campuses in response to growing COVID-19 concern
San Marcos Consolidated ISD canceled all of its Thursday and Friday extracurricular events, excluding University Interscholastic League sporting events.
Mark Gleason, the current vice chair of the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission, announced his intent to run for an open seat on the San Marcos City Council.
San Marcos City Councilmember Joca Marquez turned in a letter of resignation to the city clerk’s office on Monday.
Texas State University is monitoring 10 people who are in self-isolation for possible cases of COVID-19, according to university Chief Medical Officer Emilio Carranco.
The City of San Marcos named a new Director of Neighborhood Enhancement.
The San Marcos Consolidated Board of Trustees will consider a financial plan to issue the district’s Unlimited Tax Refunding Bonds series 2020 and an interlocal agreement with the Lower Colorado River Authority for mobile radio service and equipment. The board will discuss and
The City of San Marcos alongside Hays County, Texas State University, Congressman Lloyd Doggett’s office, local school districts, regional and state agencies met Wednesday to coordinate e
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