“Your money or your life!” has never seemed so stark. But as an increasing number of local leaders tell us to lock things down in preparation for the coming storm, there are others — the top guy, in fact, along with choristers like Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick — trying to tell us this will only last a minute and that it’s time to get the economy back on track.
Since “Playboy” recently published its final print issue, and since I’m reading a biography of publishing magnate Conde Nast on my tablet, I felt it appropriate to share my misgivings about magazines.
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Steven Trout’s heart broke for his players.
Runners by most accounts are contented people and have a positive view on life. I have often mentioned the fact that running is a very enjoyable form of exercise.
Today, the university announced that a faculty member in the Texas State University community tested positive for COVID-19. The faculty member became ill during spring break on March 17 while away
Pretty much everyone loves music in one shape or another, whether it’s attending a concert, having a favorite artist or a bevy of favorite songs compiled on a playlist.
The rapidly evolving situation surrounding COVID-19 presents vulnerabilities beyond risks to health.
Meals on Wheels continues to operate throughout the COVID-19 pandemic. Meals on Wheels will send five frozen meals to its senior recipients on Monday. Photos courtesy of the Allen Woods Meals on Wheels
With the order to shelter-in-place amid COVID-19 concerns, many essential programs folks have come to rely on in Hays County, are still in operation and residents shouldn’t worry.
Editor's note: This story has been corrected to reflect that inmates who have been issued a personal recognizance bond, constitutionally, have to be released regardless of health status
Counting the nation continues despite closures and shelter-in-place orders.
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