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The San Marcos Public Library is celebrating the one year anniversary of its adult reading program Passport to Reading with a new January topic and an anniversary party.
Volunteer Claudia Reyes and PATH certified physical therapist Suzanne Braden walk on either side of Jude Gates, 5, as they situate his legs properly on his horse during his riding session at RED Arena. The nonprofit works to empower children and adults with disabilities through equine-assisted therapies, therapeutic riding lessons, job training programs and other activities. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
San Marcos is no longer a one horse town. RED Arena, an equine-assisted therapy and therapeutic riding lessons nonprofit, has officially opened its doors and services to the greater San
Sister Nancy Turner hands a bag of toys out at a recent distribution in Seguin. Photo courtesy of Donna Taylor
With the Christmas season around the corner, many individuals become overwhelmed when they are faced with the pressures of providing toys and gifts for the family.
The owners of Crystal River Inn recently announced their intentions to sell the historic buildings that make up the downtown bed and breakfast, but not without some celebration and not without a little criteria for the next owners. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Cathy and Mike Dillon, owners of the Crystal River Inn, recently announced their intentions to sell the historic buildings that make up the downtown bed and breakfast, but not without
The San Marcos Public Library is hosting A Night to Remember: Christmas Ornament Origami and Live Christmas Music on Dec. 19. Local artist Michael Hannon will be teaching participants how
The Record’s online poll from Nov. 30 - Dec. 7 asked readers whether they think Cape’s Dam deserves special landmark status. Though the final decision is the city council’s, the
The city’s long-awaited Transportation Master Plan passed 5 to 0 on the first of two readings Tuesday night at the San Marcos City Council meeting.
The Record’s online poll from Nov. 16 -30 asked readers whether they plan on taking on credit card debt for the holiday season. According to personal-finance website WalletHub, consumers are
Graphic courtesy of the city of San Marcos
The San Marcos Public Library is hosting the Stronger Together Volunteer Fair on Saturday from 12 to 2 p.m.
Mendez Elementary fifth grade student Jon Stark Jr. plays his violin at the first performance of the Fiddle Sticks program at Goodnight Middle School last Thursday. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
This was the first year for San Marcos CISD’s pilot program Fiddle Sticks, an after school program for fifth grade students that offers large and small group instruction of fundamental
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