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Hays County continues to inch closer to 100,000 residents who’ve received at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine, while nearly 37% of residents are fully vaccinated.
Daily Record infographics by Colton Ashabranner
A Kyle woman in her 50s died of COVID-19, the Hays County Local Health Department reported Monday.
Above, San Marcos Consolidated ISD Superintendent Michael Cardona speaks at the State of the City luncheon hosted by San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce on Thursday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson and San Marcos Consolidated ISD Superintendent Michael Cardona highlighted the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce’s annual State of the City luncheon.
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San Marcos Consolidated ISD Trustee Anne Halsey was reelected to her at-large position, and Mari Salmi was voted to the board of trustees during Saturday’s election.
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The Hays County Local Health Department reported 118 new lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases, 115 additional recoveries and one hospital discharge on Friday, which included information from April 29-30.
Daily Record infographic by Colton Ashabranner
Hays County will host two additional COVID-19 after-hour clinics, Judge Ruben Becerra’s office announced Thursday.
Daily Record infographics by Colton Ashabranner
The Hays County Local Health Department reported 48 additional recoveries from COVID-19, 37 new lab-confirmed cases, six hospital discharges and two hospitalizations on Wednesday, which i
Daily Record infographic by Colton Ashabranner
Over 50% of Hays County residents eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine have been administered their first dose, according to the Texas Department of State Health Services.
Daily Record infographics by Colton Ashabranner
The Hays County Local Health Department reported 153 additional recoveries from COVID-19, 138 new lab-confirmed cases, 11 hospitalization and six hospital discharges on Monday, which incl
Texas State University officials discussed their plans for the fall 2021 semester with class capacity expanding to 100% capacity. Above, a student walks past a marquee sign saying "Know Respect, Show Respect, Wear a mask" during the fall 2020 semester. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State University is planning to return to a sense of normalcy in the fall, aiming to operate classes at 100% capacity.
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