The November election will have two San Marcos City Council seats and a mayoral seat on the ballot. Atom Von Arndt is running for council member Place 5 against Griffin Spell, Roland Saucedo and Lorenzo Gonzalez.
The San Marcos City Clerk’s Office has a new tool that allows customers to request birth and death certificates online. The change streamlines the process of obtaining vital records, enhancing public service and efficiency.
Live @ Price, the monthly music series at the Price Center, returns this month starting on Sept. 12.
Texas State University will host Emily Rogalski, Ph.D., professor of neurology and director of the Healthy Aging and Alzheimer’s Research Care Center at the University of Chicago, for the University Lecturer Series: Secrets of SuperAgers.
September is “Suicide Awareness Month,” and with that in mind, Hays County proclaimed September 2024 as National Suicide Prevention and Action Month at the regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday.
It took some time, but a set of new laws and rules passed by the Texas Legislature in 2023 went into effect on Sept. 1, the Houston Chronicle reported. Prominent among these are the SCOPE Act, or Securing Children Online Through Parental Empowerment Act, which tightens restrictions for online users younger than 18.
Allergies suck. This is why we should bulldoze all the trees and replace them with McDonalds.
I’ve been listening to old crooners on Pandora lately, and one of my favorite Frank Sinatra songs is “The House I Live In.”
Following Texas State’s historic win over UTSA, the Bobcats are now trying to shift their focus on another massive showdown with the Arizona State Sun Devils.
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