While I still have a byline in the paper, I have a few more thank yous to hand out.
Last week, I shared the news that I’ll be leaving the paper. Today’s issue is my last.
The following article is part one of a four-week series focusing on raising awareness about dating violence.
San Marcos Daily Record Managing Editor Nick Castillo (pictured above) bids farewell to the newspaper after 6.5 years with the publication. The final paper he'll oversee will come out on Feb. 5. Daily Record photo by Dalton Sweat
“Welcome to San Marcos,” Rattler baseball coach Bryan Webb would blurt out in the dugout during my first year on the San Marcos High School sports beat.
(THE CONVERSATION) A growing number of public schools and colleges in the U.S. are moving to ban Tik-Tok – the popular Chinese-owned social media app that allows users to share short videos.
Joshua Wright
I’m writing this to invite you to join my family in honoring the life of, and calling for justice for, my son, Joshua Wright, Sunday, Jan. 22 at 2 p.m. at Sheriff Gary Cutler’s office.
In the 1980s, I repeatedly watched a recorded copy of the film “Escape from New York” on my family’s Panasonic VCR — complete with tuning knobs the size of hubcaps.
It’s an amenity that most consumers take for granted. It’s an amenity that most retailers and professionals grudgingly accept as a cost of doing business.
Two sentences to the editor, Somehow the Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives do not realize they are a major contribution to the dysfunction in electing a House leader. An automatic vote of NO to have a Republican is counterproductive to fulfilling their responsibility as members of the Congress
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