Thankful Turkeys
Thu, 11/22/2018 - 12:00am
Travis Elementary Kindergarten students put on a Thanksgiving program Nov. 16 for parents and teachers.
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Travis Elementary Kindergarten students put on a Thanksgiving program Nov. 16 for parents and teachers.
The Record’s online poll from Nov. 2-16 asked readers whether they are less likely to vote for a candidate that uses negative advertisement. The 2018 Midterm Election season is finally
Restaurant veterans Cody Taylor, Harlan Scott and Chef Todd Havers have opened Industry, a new restaurant south of the Square in San Marcos. Photos courtesy of Industry
The Old Justice Center is in the midst of transforming from an empty building and parking lot on the edge of downtown to a thriving shopping center off of the Square, thanks in part to new restaur
Singers practice running through a scene of composer George Friedrich Handel’s oratorio “Messiah,” a popular choral Christmas tradition for many, that the San Marcos Performing Arts Association is amassing a choir to perform this December. The community choir practices weekly on Sundays at the First Lutheran Church. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
The San Marcos Performing Arts Association (SMPAA) and the The San Marcos Artists’ Retention and Training Orchestra – or SMART Orchestra – are coming together to perform George Frideric Handel’s
The Record’s online poll from Oct. 26 through Nov. 2 asked readers whether the Hays County Commissioners Court made the right decision to open more polling locations. Texas State University
The Record’s online poll from Oct. 12- 26 asked readers whether a natural gas pipeline through the Wimberley Valley would be beneficial. Pipeline company Kinder Morgan has planned a 42-inch
Lost River Film Festival attendees Bri Lee, Kelly Stone and Chris Champion enjoy a screening during the Price Center Garden Party during the 2017 film festival. Photos by Christopher Paul Cardoza
Lost River Film Festival – San Marcos’ four-day gathering of independent cinema worship, that takes place downtown Nov. 1 through 4 – will be kicking off their diverse lineup of
Pint-sized Wonder Woman Eva Robinson holds the rubber duck she chose at one of the party games at the Greater San Marcos Youth Council's annual Halloween Carnival last year. Daily Record file photo by Denise Cathey
Halloween is almost here and San Marcos businesses and organizations are rolling out the celebrations citywide.
Eight candidates from three city council races discussed their stances on issues affecting the city in the recent forum sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Hays County.
Employees of San Marcos Luby’s helped Alfred Haberer celebrate his 93rd birthday Friday by baking a cake for him and singing Happy Birthday. Caregiver Gwen Harrington helped arrange the surprise
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