Andy Hartsock & the Ninjas performed "zany original songs and high energy kids’ favorites" at the San Marcos Public Library on Thursday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Friday marks the first day of summer. Temperatures are expected to continue to be high with a high of 97 and a heat index of 107.
Above, Stephanie Giambattista and her three children Shane 6, Sophia, 8 and Samuel 4, gathered on the lawn at Plaza Park to watch How to Train Your Dragon 2, during Movies in
"Fired Up About Reading" was held at the San Marcos Public Library on Wednesday morning. It was complete with members from the San Marcos Fire Department Station 2 reading t
Audrey Sohikian, a local wildlife biologist and Falconer, has her juvenile Red-tailed Hawk Drogo stand on her hand. Shoikian has had Drogo since last October. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
It’s said man’s best friend is his dog. Audrey Sohikian, a local wildlife biologist, agrees. Her Golden Labrador Retriever holds a special place in her heart; but it’s not any
Artist’s Rendering
Editors note: This story contains graphic content pertaining to sexual abuse.
Demolition has begun on the Posey Road bridge, as a new interchange for Interstate Highway 35 is built over the coming months. TxDOT asks that all drivers through this area be aware of all construction signage and work zones. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Lake Dunlap experienced a partial dam failure Tuesday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
On the heels of a dam failure which occurred earlier this week at Lake Dunlap in Guadalupe County near New Braunfels, the city of San Marcos issued a statement to its residents on social media not
Lake Dunlap experienced a partial dam failure Tuesday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
The city of Kyle Public Works Department received notification from the Guadalupe-Blanco River Authority – (GBRA), that one of its water suppliers was requesting customers exercise conservation eff
Artists renderings of the suspects submitted by SMPD
Every 98 seconds someone in America is sexually assaulted. Such was the case for a San Marcos woman in 2013. Her name has been changed to protect her identity. It
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