Pictured are Jennifer, Cheryl and Allen Espinoza, co-owners of Reliable Air located at 4702 N. State Hwy 123 Set. C, along with the San Marcos Chamber Ambassadors, as they celebrate their ribbon cutting and welcome ceremony into the Chamber of Commerce. Reliable Air is a family-owned and operated company. The company has been in business for 22 years and services residential as well as commercial customers. Call 512-548-2894 for more information or to schedule a service. Daily Record photo by Pam Gravis
Pictured are Jennifer, Cheryl and Allen Espinoza, co-owners of Reliable Air located at 4702 N. State Hwy 123 Set. C, along with the San Marcos Chamber Ambassadors, as they celebrate
Discovery Center staff members receive check from AMVETS members. Back row (left to right) Nina Garcia, Rachel McCaig, Victor Ma, Conrad Chappell and former Commander Dennis Ky Nitsch. Front row (left to right) Second Vice Commander Mark Salinas, Christina Lopez, Kelly Eby, Haley Tacker Eric Weeks, current Commander Steven Saxon, First Vice Commander Lalo Rodriguez and Commander Emeritus Dr. Mario Garza. Photo by Maria Rocha
Members of the local American Veterans (AMVETS) Post 104 visited the Discovery Center on Jan. 18 to award a check of $500 to support work on the Sessom Creek Natural
Following a successful first run in the fall of 2018, Texas State University and The Price Center in downtown San Marcos are again partnering for “Connect Across Generations,” an exercise
Left to right are Hays County Sheriff’s Office Capt. Mike Davenport, Capt. Mark Cumberland, Pct. 2 Commissioner Mark Jones, Pct. 1 Commissioner Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe, Hays County Crime Stoppers Board of Directors Chair Rowe Ray, County Judge Ruben Becerra, Crime Stoppers Executive Director Don Arledge, board member Gary Tucker, Sheriff Gary Cutler, Pct. 3 Commissioner Lon Shell and Pct. 4 Commissioner Walt Smith. Hays County photo
The Hays County Commissioners Court last Tuesday proclaimed January as Crime Stoppers Month and thanked the Hays County Crime Stoppers organization for their help in solving crimes. Crime Stoppers programs
Last week we mentioned the training we have been conducting at the public library. Whether anyone who attends these classes chooses to host a radio program or not, the instruction
A+ Federal Credit Union partnered with San Marcos High School in 2007 to build the first in-school credit union branch and provide hands-on financial education opportunities for students and teachers. Through the Cash-Back Checking partnership and custom Rattler debit card, the school received a check for $21,645 for its 2018 earnings. The Rattler debit card was developed by an SMHS student and is available at the San Marcos HS branch. Members who use the SMHS Rattler debit card earn up to 10 cents cash back to their own accounts and the school. A+FCU also has additional benefits for educators, including an educator mortgage loan, classroom cash loans, direct deposit, and HSA accounts. Shown are SMHS Assistant Principal Jennifer Cooper (left) and Emily Green, supervisor of the SMHS branch. SMCISD photo
Following a brief illness, Roger Bennett (Dr. B.) passed Jan. 12, 2019 at Bethesda Memorial Hospital in Boynton Beach, FL. Bennett, serving his 8th term as Mayor of Briny Breezes,
Smithville, Texas on March 8, 1933. Peggy loved San Marcos and considered it her home town. She was a graduate of San Marcos High school and worked at Aquarena as
Mindy Murphy Munoz, 51, a resident of Woodcreek, Texas, passed away Jan. 7, 2019. A Memorial Service will be held at 2 p.m. at the Wildflower Event Center, on Sunday
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