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accessories, and phone system. The contract uses the National Association of State Procurement Officials ValuePoint Master Agreement, which according to the agenda item, “provides the highest standard of excellence in
San Marcos Fire Chief Les Stephens, Director of Public Safety Chase Stapp, Mayor Jane Hughson, City Manager Bert Lumbreras, and city councilmembers Ed Mihalkanin, Saul Gonzales and Melissa Derrick alongside other city staffers and guests fling dirt into the air at a groundbreaking ceremony for the new San Marcos Fire Station #2. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo
Friday was less than ideal to hold a groundbreaking ceremony with sprinkling rain and foggy conditions covering the area.
H-E-B employees Nate Perez, Olivia Green, Hannah Wattman and Monica Hernandez display pre-packaged food bags and donation coupons being used for Souper Bowl of Caring. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo
Super Bowl Sunday is drawing near with four teams battling Sunday for the two coveted spots in the big game.
Rodney Glenn Green, who robbed San Marcos' Bank of America on April 28, 2018, was convicted in federal court on five charges of bank robbery. Daily Record file photo
A federal jury convicted an Austin-area man, who committed five armed-robberies, including one in San Marcos.
San Marcos began 2020 with a decrease in sales tax allocation.
Early voting locations, dates and times for the March 3 primaries were set on Tuesday.
Early voting dates, times and locations for the March 3 primaries could be finalized at this week’s Hays County Commissioners Court meeting.
Keilan Lachai Johnson, 20, Sharome Fields, 17, Alexander Perrie Wilson, 18, and three unnamed minors were arrested by San Marcos Police.
Six people have been charged after allegedly stealing purses from customers at Walmart, stealing a vehicle from the parking lot and running from police.
Ed Mihalkanin
The San Marcos City Council received a presentation on the San Marcos Census 2020 Complete Count Committee during Tuesday’s regular meeting. Texas State sociology professor Dr. Gloria Martinez, who serves
The San Marcos City Council is looking to conduct a new study on Cape’s Dam. Daily Record file photo
The San Marcos City Council came out in favor of a new Cape’s Dam study during Tuesday’s work session. For the first time in 2020, the council discussed the dam.
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