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September 10, 2018 Honorable Mayor and City Council and Chair and Members of the Planning and Zoning Commission Members of the Committee to review the Lindsey Hill Project PSA-18-04 Greetings;

On Sept.

Let me start by saying I am happy to know about the history of San Marcos being one of the first to start the integration process back in 1955. All those years Lamar served as a school and there is

The worst of times can bring out the best in people, who rise to the challenge of rebuilding.

Readers should realize all Noon Lions Club does Editor, I am writing this letter to extol the generosity of the San Marcos Noon Lions Club for their extensive ongoing support

A good development but in the wrong place Editor, The Lindsey Hill debate has riveted me from the beginning. The biggest reason I will explain shortly, but for openers I

Thanks for the assistance Editor, I want to express publicly my deep appreciation to the 911 lift and assist personnel who came to help me Tuesday night when my husband,

Lindsey Hill’s story will end badly Editor, I would like to address the issue of the proposed rezoning of the Lindsey Hill project from an “ area of stability” to

Dear Daily Record staff,

With negotiations on the 2018 Farm Bill expected to heat up this week, agricultural producers across Texas and are anxiously watching for signs of progress.

The White House has launched a new salvo in its ongoing assault on the media and free speech. Instead of railing against newspapers and cable news channels, Donald J.

Editor, My husband and I moved to land with a San Marcos mailing address in 1976, built a house, raised two children and worked in downtown San Marcos. In 1999,

In honor of Labor Day weekend, the Texas Workforce Commission would like to take this time to recognize the 13.8 million workers who are the backbone of our strong Texas

Cape’s Dam is damaged. There’s no question that it’s unsafe for recreation, unattractive, and preventing the utilization of what could be beautiful park space on the San Marcos River. What’s

It’s back-to-school week for millions of American children, which means it’s time to debate the federal government’s role in deciding what our kids should eat for lunch.

“At long last, have you no sense of decency, sir?”

Back to school — an exciting time for students from pre-K to college. August brings stores filled with school supplies, reunions of friends and the approach of Friday night football.