Rosina Records reborn
In the 1960s, 70s and early 80s, Rosina Records was an independently-owned record label based in San Marcos. Its catalog included Chicano Soul and early recordings of Tejano music legends.
Contact Rachel Sonnier at rwillis@sanmarcosrecord.com.
In the 1960s, 70s and early 80s, Rosina Records was an independently-owned record label based in San Marcos. Its catalog included Chicano Soul and early recordings of Tejano music legends.
The Record’s online poll from Sept. 6-20 asked readers whether they think the City of San Marcos should have a senior tax exemption. In August, the San Marcos City Council
The El Camino Real Mobile Bicycle Project is hosting a free Bike Maintenance 101 Workshop on Sunday, Sept. 22 from 1:30- 2:30 p.m. at the San Marcos Public Library.
The Cottage Kitchen luncheon at the Charles S. Cock House Museum is on a hiatus this month.
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The Mermaid Society SMTX will be putting their tails to the pavement on Saturday, Sept. 21 for the 4th Annual Downtown Mermaid Promenade. Plans are already being made and floats
The San Marcos-Blanco Cemetery was established in 1893 by five Africa- American men — Wyatt Newman, James Landon, Henry Richardson, Lucky McQueen and Miles Bowen. The 10.62 acres were purchased for $200 cash and a deed signed in June of 1893. The cemetery is located at 2300 Post Rd. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
During the late 1800s through the mid-1900s, segregated cemeteries sprang up across the United States as emblems of institutional racism.
Every year the Mermaid Society SMTX chooses two people to honor as the Mermaid Queen and the King of SPLASH — standing for Stewardship, Preservation, Local, Arts, Sustainability and Heritage.
The Record’s online poll from Aug. 23- Sept. 6 asked readers whether they think Texas should tighten laws that make it easy for parents to opt-out of vaccines. Texas is
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