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Bunny Boom Boom LeRoque of Mink Salon & Barber Studio represented the San Marcos LGBTQ community in Saturday’s SMTX Pride Parade. Daily Record photo by Toy Mendez
Showdown bartender Violet Shrock pours Dripping Springs Artisan Gin into a glass during the 2017 Mer-tini Shakedown competition. Daily Record file photo
Local bars and restaurants are gearing up for the annual Mermaid Society SMTX’s Mer-tini Shakedown, a friendly — yet fierce — competition among local mixologists to create the best Mer-tini cockta
The Mermaid Society is gearing up to host its River Guardianship and Arts, Culture and Preservation Symposiums throughout September. Above, 2018 River Guardianship Symposium attendees fill the San Marcos Activity Center.
Photo courtesy of Mermaid Society SMTX
Mermaid Society SMTX is preparing for its fourth year of festivities centered around the San Marcos River that runs through the city as well as the arts, culture and history
Central Texas Dispute Resolution Center Director Martha Joyce, Mediations Coordinator Alyssa Kutach and Community Liaison Randolph Goodman stand in front of their office in San Marcos. Daily Record photo by Rachel Willis
Not all disputes have to be resolved in a courtroom. Hays, Comal, Guadalupe and Caldwell county residents have an alternative approach they can take through the Central Texas Dispute Resolution
Maya the Mermaid — or in bi-pedal form, Angela Zumwalt — reads aloud from “The Mermaid and the Shoe” by K.G. Campbell to a group of children during her story time event at Wonder World Cave and Park's 2019 Earth Day celebration. Daily Record file photo
Living in a town that is defined by the body of water that runs through it can be a double-edged sword. The San Marcos River is a 75-mile-long stretch of
Bubbles fill the air as children play with bubble wands, guns and machines during the Main Street program’s second annual Bubble Fest on the lawn of the Hays County Courthouse. Daily Record file photo
Downtown will be in full swing Saturday with Art Squared Arts Market, art demos, the San Mercado Market and the third annual Bubble Fest.
The Record’s online poll from July 19 - Aug. 2 asked readers whether they think Kinder Morgan’s proposed Permian Highway Pipeline should be subject to a review under the National
2017 Mermaid Art Ball attendees sport their mermaid-inspired couture while swinging on a trapeze hoop. Daily Record file photos
The Fourth annual Mermaid Society Art Ball is just around the corner and the Mermaid Society SMTX is already gearing up to pack the night with sights, sounds and tastes
Daily Record photo by Colton Ashabranner
Join Mermaid Society SMTX on Saturday, Sept. 21 from 10 a.m. until 12 p.m. and be a part of the 4th Annual Downtown Mermaid Promenade. The Downtown Mermaid Promenade is
Kyle City Councilwoman Daphne Tenorio stands in front of her family's historic dancehall and grocery, Tenorio's Village, that she is working to get on the Texas Film Commission’s website as a potential film location. Daily Record photos by Rachel Willis
Hays County is a film-friendly place. The cities of San Marcos, Kyle, Buda and Dripping Springs have all been certified as Film-Friendly cities and many film productions like “Boyhood,” “The
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