The Texas economy has been on a strong growth trajectory. About 1.1 million of the 4.5 million net jobs the United States has gained since just prior to the pandemic (February 2020) have been in Texas. Looking ahead, our analysis indicates that this dynamic state economy is likely to continue to outperform the nation. Let’s take a brief look at key drivers of expansion over the next few decades.
One of the greatest moves the UIL had ever made was moving the Football State Championships to AT&T Stadium for a full weekend of state championship games.
Zyair Jolivette drives during the fast break opportunity against the Laredo Johnson. Jolivette finished the game with 19 points, five rebounds and six assists in the Rattlers 74-46 win over Laredo Johnson.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Ory Williams goes up for the shot in the Rattlers game against Johnson.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
San Marcos rolled to a 74-46 victory over Laredo LBJ off the back of a 19-6 first quarter that set the tone for the rest of the game. Rattlers’ fullcourt press and constant ball pressure disrupted the Wolves’ offense for 32 minutes, and the San Marcos’ offense capitalized off turnovers as well as executing their offensive sets.
Top, SMCISD Bowie Elementary School students sing for family, city officials and the community. Above, Santa poses with student Ezekiel Porter.
Daily Record photos by Shannon West
SMCISD Bowie Elementary School students Luna, Lily and Lacy Mata [in no order] spend time with Santa during a recent holiday event.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
LBJ Museum hosts area students for holiday festivities
The Mermaid Society of San Marcos is bringing environmental awareness to area libraries.
Photo provided by Mermaid Society of San Marcos
The Mermaid Society of San Marcos–a group that uses the magic of costume to teach local children about endangered species in the rivers and springs and how to be good stewards of the city’s natural resources–recently entered into a strategic partnership with Texas State University’s McCoy College of Business in which a student led fundraising campaign produced $1,500 in order to support the group’s Eco-guardianship programming.
From left, Rasha Khan, Dr. Keisuke Ikehata, and Carlos Espindola at the San Marcos Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Photo provided by TXST News Service
Researchers from Texas State University’s Ingram School of Engineering are implementing innovative wastewater treatment methods to improve the quality and aesthetics of reusable water.
DEAR ABBY: I have been dating my boyfriend, “George,” for 17 years following our divorces. I have three grown children. He has four -- two of whom are still at home. We have never lived together.
We regret to inform you that Ken Paxton is at it again.
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