Texas State Police recover abandoned weapons
Wed, 07/24/2019 - 4:49pm
Texas State University Police recovered abandoned weapons in Sewell Park on Wednesday.
Contact Nick Castillo at ncastillo@sanmarcosrecord.com.
Texas State University Police recovered abandoned weapons in Sewell Park on Wednesday.
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Texas State was awarded a nearly $2.5 million grant from the National Science Foundation’s Division of Undergraduate Education on Tuesday.
The Lower Colorado River Autority executed a solar power purchase agreement, which will provide approximately 2.5% of the San Marcos' energy. Photo submitted by the City of San Marcos
The Lower Colorado River Authority executed a solar power purchase agreement, which will increase the total renewable energy powering San Marcos to 10% by 2021.
Kinder Morgan graphic
Kinder Morgan is filing a counter lawsuit against an ordinance enacted by the City of Kyle.
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The San Marcos Fire Department and San Marcos dispatch have made changes to their departments following the Iconic Village fire that occurred on July 20, 2018.
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Robert Dallimore remembers driving to Houston for Haley Frizzell’s rosary service. He arrived with a bouquet of roses.
San Marcos Fire Department firefighters sprayed water from a department bucket truck onto the roof of Building 500 at Iconic Village on Friday, June 20, 2018 Daily Record file photo
As the one year anniversary approaches, the investigation into the Iconic Village fire remains open.
Maxfield Baker
Another candidate for San Marcos City Council Place 1 has emerged.
Tom Ervin, FBI squad computer scientist, discussed cyber attacks at the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce Business @ Breakfast educational series at the City of San Marcos Rec Hall on Tuesday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Tom Ervin, FBI squad computer scientist, discussed cyber attacks at the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce Business @ Breakfast educational series.
Artist rendering of the approved schematic design for DeZavala Elementary School. Renderings courtesy of SMCISD
The San Marcos CISD Board of Trustees unanimously voted at Monday’s meeting to rescind a previous vote to construct a central administration office at Mendez Elementary School.
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