HOUSTON (AP) — Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has signed a $1.6 billion storm and flood resilience plan nearly two years after Hurricane Harvey battered parts of the state.
The old San Marcos Telephone Company building, sometimes called “the blue building,” is set to be demolished to make way for San Marcos Lofts 1, a multifamily development expected to be completed in 2020. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Preservationists in San Marcos are mourning the loss of a building on the impending National Register of Historic Places that is being demolished to make room for a multifamily development.
Robert L. Jackson
Mr. Robert L. Jackson was called to rest on June 9, 2019. He was born on April 26, 1943, in San Marcos, TX.
Robert was a loving and dedicated soldier, brother, husband and father.
Utah Coy Hamilton
Chief Petty Officer Boatswain’s Mate Utah Hamilton passed away peacefully at home on June 12, 2019, after an extended illness. Utah was a ‘jack of all trades’ and could fix just about anything.
Photo by Drew King
The junior Lady Rattlers sat in a circle at midcourt of the Snake Pit on Thursday, bent over with hands outstretched to their right foot.
Gary Job Corps Center celebrated three students last week for achieving their MAJAC — Military, Apprenticeship, Job, Advanced Trade, or College — after successfully graduating
Not that long ago, most people worked for some type of an organization, such as a business or the government or a school district.
A food truck court with a shared kitchen has cleared the first hurdle in the city’s approval process.
The Hays County Commissioners Court approved vehicle repairs, road contracts and donations at its most recent meeting.
The City of San Marcos’ Workforce Housing Task Force will hold a meeting today at noon to begin reviewing an initial draft of its Strategic Housing Action Plan.
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