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The schools are closed. Places of business are sending employees home to either work remotely or wait until they can work again. Social gatherings of 10 or more are no longer allowed in the city.
North Street has closed its dining room and is only allowing curbside pickup and to-go orders. Daily Record photos by Rachel Sonnier
Large swaths of San Marcos' business community are coming to a halt in the wake of COVID-19.
Central Texas Medical Center and local nursing homes are taking preventative measures to protect patients as concerns grow about COVID-19. Daily Record file photo
Central Texas Medical Center and local nursing homes are taking preventative steps to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
William A. Wyatt Sr. stands in front of the Texas Rangers Office in the capitol, circa 1930. Photos courtesy of VVilliam A. Wyatt III
The Texas Rangers are the oldest state law enforcement agency in North America. They are part of both the history and mythology of the Old West.
Saturday morning volunteers from all over the county descended on the San Marcos River, scouring the river and banks for trash as part of the 35th Great Texas River Clean Up.
The Daily Record’s online poll from Feb. 7 - March 6 asked readers whether they think passing the CROWN Act in Texas would be beneficial. Members of the Texas
The Calaboose African American History Museum hosted its 3rd Annual Gala Fundraiser on Saturday at the San Marcos Activity Center.
A group of pirates manned the deck of a pirate ship for Michael Rhodes’ 2019 birthday float with his friends and family forming his crew of fearsome pirates. Daily Record file photo
"Laissez les bons temps rouler!" San Marcos' original Carnival Krewe, the Mistick Krewe of Okeanos, will once again bring all the spirit and traditions of Carnival to San Marcos with its 8th annual
A screenshot of the Clever landing page that SMCISD students will use to access free materials.
The San Marcos Public Library has partnered with San Marcos Consolidated ISD to offer all SMCISD students digital library cards.
An exhibit at the Calaboose African American History Museum honoring veterans of color. Daily Record file photo by Denise Cathey
The Dunbar Heritage Association and Calaboose African American History Museum have produced a series of events this February, during Black History Month, that will highlight the cultural and histor
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