The city of Kyle invites the community to get updates, ask questions, and learn more about several of the eight 2022 Kyle Road Bond Projects at two upcoming Neighborhood Update events.
Gov. Gregg Abbott and the Texas House are at loggerheads over which will come first–vouchers for parents to pay for private school tuition, or funneling more money to public schools, The Dallas Morning News reported.
Defensive lineman Ben Bell gets pressure on Troy quarterback Gunnar Watson in the Bobcats 31-13 loss against the Trojans. Despite the spectacular play by the Bobcat defense, Texas State could not overcome four turnovers in the loss.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Tavian Coleman gets grabs ahold of Troy quarterback Gunnar Watson in the Bobcats 31-13 loss against Troy.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State could not overcome four turnovers as the Bobcats fell to the Troy Trojans, 31-13, on Homecoming Night.
Ryann Torres sets the ball for the point in the Bobcats last home game. Texas State goes for the Sun Belt West Division lead against Troy/
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
The Texas State volleyball team continues to roll through conference play as the Bobcats swept the doubleheader against Arkansas State.
Dear Abby
DEAR ABBY: I have been having a hard time dealing with my family. We have never been close. My mother played favorites and never showed me any affection. My siblings followed suit, and I always felt like an outsider. My father was wonderful and loved me very much, for which I am forever grateful.
A Travis County judge temporarily blocked the Texas Education Agency from releasing this year's annual school ratings after finding that the state’s new rating system–which was to debut this fall–is unlawful and would harm districts across the state.
Beverly Penn instructs her class at Texas State University
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
Top, cast succulent and critters by Gerlyn Friesenhahm. Above, Student Sarah Carter pours the investment [plaster] in the mold for lost wax casting.
Daily Record photos by Shannon West
Art uses a variety of different mediums to evoke an emotional response in the viewer. One of its forms involves fire and molten metal and is certainly not for the faint of heart. Texas State University has a metals program in their fine arts department and Distinguished Professor Emeritus Beverly Penn is teaching art students to utilize a torch in order to make precious metals even more appealing.
It took dozens of volunteers of all ages on Saturday, Oct. 14, to assist in the creation and packing of 14,000 meals that will be shipped out of the port of Houston to an as yet to be identified destination where famine is present. The event was the third annual Rise Against Hunger gathering sponsored by the Rotary Club of San Marcos.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet
Volunteers wear red hair nets and carefully measure rice and soy to build meals that are destined to travel around the world. Rotary President Peter Baen and Richard Dang of Rise Against Hunger help fill the boxes with the 14,000 bags created by volunteers.
Daily Record photos by Barbara Audet
Volunteers come together to pack 14,000 meals to share
Members of the Hays County Commissioner's Court dedicate Oct. 24 to Michael Hernandez who is leaving to take on new duties in Williamson County.
Photo by Hays County
The Hays County Commissioners Court honored one of the community’s favorite son’s by proclaiming Oct. 24 as Michael Hernandez Day of Service.
At the next meeting on Nov. 1 of the Rotary Club of San Marcos, the guest speaker will be Dr. Daniel Wescott, professor of Anthropology and director of the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State University.
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