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The San Marcos Consolidated ISD Board of Trustees will discuss the recently approved Miller Middle School improvements.
Above left, Don Japanese Kitchen's Nan-Bomb, which comes with large, popcorn chicken tossed with a pineapple habanero infused sweet and sour glaze served on a bed of white rice with cabbage, ginger and topped with nori. Above right, Don Mac Katsu — panko-breaded mac and cheese bites served with lemon garlic aioli. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo
Walk into Don Japanese Kitchen and you enter an eclectic atmosphere.
A cold front will blow through Friday morning, bringing rain and the coldest temperatures of the fall so far. Above, temperatures are expected in the low 40s Saturday morning. Infographic courtesy of National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio Office
A cold front will blow through Friday morning, bringing rain and the coldest temperatures of the fall so far.
Daily Record infographic by Nick Castillo
San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson says she’s looking forward to continuing her work for the people of San Marcos after her successful re-election bid.
Daily Record infographic by Nick Castillo
Matthew Mendoza and Saul Gonzales were elected to the San Marcos City Council.
For Gonzales, Tuesday’s result marked his re-election to a third term to San Marcos City Council Place 2.
Above, Elle Cross hands out plasterboards with the petition in interested students on the quad at Texas State University on Tuesday, Feb. 1. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo
San Marcos voters overwhelmingly supported Proposition A, which will end low-level marijuana possession enforcement by the San Marcos Police Department.
Kyle police arrested two suspects from San Antonio for theft of mail and vandalizing mailboxes.
Tuesday marks Election Day. Above, campaign signs fill the grounds near the Hays County Government Center — one of 15 polling locations in San Marcos. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
Voters in San Marcos will have their chance to cast their ballots for San Marcos mayor, two city council positions and a proposition on Tuesday.
Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra
Monica Becerra refuted that she and her husband, Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra, owe more than $1 million in taxes.
Builders FirstSource is set to relocate to Kyle, following decisions made by the Kyle City Council and Hays County Commissioners Court.
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