Left to right: Katie McVaney, HCWC Board President; Melissa Rodriguez (incoming) Executive Director and Marla Johnson (retiring) Executive Director. Photo courtesy of HCWC
The Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center has named a new executive director after an “aggressive search” conducted by the HCWC Board of Directors with help fro
Above, a bacon cheeseburger from Highway 80 Feed Barn in Martindale. This bacon cheeseburger came with a delicious beef patty, bacon, pepper jack cheese, lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles and mustard. Highway 80 also offered a heaping order of fries on the side. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo
In search of a delicious burger, we made the quick trek to Martindale to get a taste of Highway 80 Feed Barn.
Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Above, Alex, 9, and CJ Ortiz, 7, tap into their entrepreneurial spirits by taking advantage of spring break and selling ice-cold lemonade during a beautiful Thursday afternoon.
Daily Record file photo
The San Marcos City Council directed staff to move forward with the creation of a utility assistance program, with a maximum of $1,500 per account, to help those economically affected by the pandem
City of San Marcos officials and leaders speak with State Rep. Erin Zwiener during a Zoom call. Screenshot courtesy of the City of San Marcos
City of San Marcos staff and elected officials continue to advocate on behalf of local residents and businesses as the 87th Texas Legislative Session reaches key deadlines.
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick gave remarks at the Texas Capitol in 2019. Patrick leads the Texas Senate and has been pushing legislation that would retroactively adjust prices for wholesale electricity after massive power outages last month. Credit: Marjorie Kamys Cotera for The Texas Tribune
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick on Thursday pleaded for Gov.
With nearly two-thirds of the United States abnormally dry or worse, the government’s spring forecast offers little hope for relief, especially in the West where a devastating megadrought has taken
Photo by Gerald Castillo
There were two options for sophomore point guard Kaden Gumbs: attend camp for the offensive side of the ball and hone his already-crafted skillset, or lock in on defense to add on to make him a sca
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State is back in the swing of things at the plate.
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