As the holiday season comes to a close, the City of San Marcos is offering free recycling for live Christmas trees. They will continue to accept trees until Jan. 12. Tree mulch is available for free to the public. The effort is sponsored by the Parks and Recreation Department. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
The City of San Marcos hosted a Holiday Camp on Dec. 30 and Jan. 2-3. Children had a chance play games, make crafts, play gaga-ball and enjoy movies. Campers also had an opportunity to plant trees at the San Marcos Children’s Park — 205 South CM Allen Parkway — on Friday. Above, from left to right, Ethan, Lily (green sweatshirt), Mallory (pink sweatshirt), Caylee and Layla alongside adult volunteers Emily Pollard, John Killough and Nina Garcia planted trees on Friday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
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The City of San Marcos Ethics Review Commission will meet to discuss a complaint filed against one of its council members following what many in the business community consider inflammatory,
Emily and Hom Weusi, owners of Weusi Wellness Café and Str8 Training, promote a healthy lifestyle with their businesses. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter.
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Mikey Rodriguez, a fourth grader at Hernandez Elementary School, is fighting a rare form of cancer. He finished his last round of chemotherapy during Christmas week. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
When Mikey Rodriguez woke up this morning, he was like most 10-year-olds. He rushed into the family's living room, eager to tear into his Christmas gifts that awaited.
Above, Amber Walsh sits outside her home as the San Marcos Fire Department works to put out a fire. Photo courtesy of Amber Walsh
A thick layer of smokey soot lay cover over the entire house. Christmas — at least in the traditional sense — is on hold for Amber Walsh as she and
The annual Sights & Sounds of Christmas festival began Tuesday night with a tree lighting ceremony. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
An A-37 “Dragonfly” fighter, which Ollie Maier flew during his time U.S. Air Force, flies through the air. Photos courtesy of Ollie Maier
During the Vietnam War, thousands of U.S. aircraft fell casualty to anti-aircraft artillery, surface-to-air missiles and fighter jet opposition. All total, it’s estimated America lost 10,000 aircraft; 3,700 airplanes, 5,607
The old Hays County Jail was vacated in 1937, and is said to be haunted by the ghost of Anna Schulze (Schroeder, Hauptreif). In the early morning hours of October 31, 1924, Anna would be found hanging from her jail cell door. She was expecting her second child in the coming winter, and inevitably the death sentence for multiple counts of homicide. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Her lifeless body hung from the bars of the jail cell door in San Marcos.
Central Texas Medical Center held its Stars of Texas Gala on Sunday, honoring Pink Heals Hays County. Above, Anthony Stahl and Kathleen Chomel hold a plaque received at Sunday's gala, which honored Pink Heals' work. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
The Central Texas Medical Center (CTMC) Foundation honored Pink Heals Hays County for its philanthropic work locally, during its Stars of Texas Gala.
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