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Photo courtesy of the city of San Marcos
The San Marcos City Council approved a contract with VeoRide for implementing a dockless bike share system as a part of a collaborative partnership between the city and Texas State University durin
Daily Record graphic by Colton Ashabranner
The Record’s online poll from July 27- Aug. 10 asked readers whether they think the Lindsey Hill development will be a beneficial development. Passions flared during a neighborhood presentation meeting
Stores like JCPenney are offering additional savings on items during the state's sales tax holiday. All Junior's and Kid's Arizona denim will be on sale over the weekend, in addition to discounted kids haircuts at JCPenney salons. Photo courtesy of JCPenney
San Marcos CISD starts back to school on Aug. 27 and students and families are ramping up for the school year by purchasing clothes, shoes and supplies for the academic year.
Two Tons of Steel. Photo by Sparkybones/ wikimedia commons
Texas country and rockabilly band Two Tons of Steel will close out the Summer in the Park concert series tonight with their signature blended sound of country meets punk.
Bri Lee and Katinka Pinka sport their mermaid-inspired couture at the 2016 Mermaid Society Art Ball. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
The third annual Mermaid Society Art Ball is around the corner and the Mermaid Society SMTX is already gearing up to pack the night with sights and sounds that will
An acrylic painting by artist Tony Belmonte. Daily Record photos by Rachel Willis
Some of San Marcos' favorite local artists will be ruffling some pages up at the San Marcos Public Library tomorrow during the pop-up art show “One For the Books.”
Everett DeChick and Melinda DeChick play with colorful pompoms and clothes pins at the Science and Senses table during the San Marcos Public Library’s Early Literacy Festival that celebrates ear
Texas legend Joe Ely. Photo by Matthew Fuller
Texas singer and songwriter Joe Ely will be playing the San Marcos Plaza Park stage today providing a rare opportunity for residents to see this Texas legend’s performance for free.
The Record’s online poll from July 6-27 asked readers whether they think local governments should be able to restrict fireworks being legally sold. The Texas Legislature has mandated that although
Terri Hendrix will take the stage at 7:30 p.m. and play until 9:30 p.m. at the San Marcos Plaza Park for the Summer in the Park concert series tonight. Photo by Mary Keating Bruton
Terri Hendrix will take the San Marcos Plaza Park stage tonight for her seventh time performing at the Summer in the Park concert series.
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