Proclamation presented at Gary Job Corps Captain Tyler Reid, U.S. Army Recruiting San Marcos Commander, presents Gary Job Corps Center Director Patty Lankford with a proclamation from State Rep. John
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Parts of Texas’ Senate Bill 4 remain in effect while immigrant advocacy groups consider their next steps in fighting the law in the courts. However, there are practices that individuals
The State of Texas added almost 35,000 jobs in May, according to figures released by the Texas Workforce Commission on Friday; however the number of people working in Hays County
Central Texas Medical Center CEO Anthony Stahl made introductory remarks at the luncheon. Daily record photos by Denise Cathey
Healthcare costs, insurance premiums and the forces behind rising prices were among topics of discussion at the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural State of Health luncheon Friday at
San Marcos and Texas State University Police as well as bystanders worked together Friday night in the wake of a fatal hit-and-run near the city’s Nature Center. Police, fire and
Editor Note: This column is an excerpt from Tom Purcell’s humorous book, “Misadventures of a 1970s Childhood,” available at Amazon.com. My 84-year-old father still asks me why I did it.
You wonder why Fox News is Number One in cable? It’s because CNN, MSNBC, NBC and the rest are so relentlessly negative about Donald Trump they force people to watch
Well, the so-called peace summit with North Korea has come and gone. And as anyone anyone with a scintilla of intellect could’ve predicted, Trump made a fool of himself. Basically,
The Pentecostal Temple Church of God in Christ is one of the many churches that line Centre Street in the proposed Dunbar Cultural District.
Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
What began as a community effort to restore a prominent historic Black church has grown to include a drive to create a cultural district in the Dunbar neighborhood. The old
Houston-based Electro Purification has returned to the headlines, accompanied by the fear that pumping from their commercial wells into the Trinity Aquifer will adversely affect those of nearby residents. A
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