Barbara Audet
BIRDS, HERBS AND A CACTUS OR TWO
Fri, 07/07/2023 - 12:00am
BIRDS, HERBS AND A CACTUS OR TWO
Barbara Audet
BIRDS, HERBS AND A CACTUS OR TWO
The city of Martindale has celebrated Independence Day with a parade since 1994. On hand to offer its cooperation, Gary Job Corps Correction/Security Cadets have assisted with traffic and crowd control for over 20 years. Over 40 floats, food booths, music and fellowship welcomed residents and visitors to the city. Pictured are Caldwell County Judge Hoppy Haden, Linda Haden, Commissioner Ed Theriot, Martindale Mayor Katherine Glaze, Police Chief Tommy Ward, Chief Deputy Steve Kenney, Officer Andrea Turner, Gary Job Corps Corrections Cadets Joshua Keith, Darius Flenaugh and Instructor Jesus Gonzalez. Photos submitted by Gary Jobs Corps
San Marcos takes on Laredo Alexander in their second straight home game of the season. In their last meeting, the Rattlers scored 44 points in the second half en route to a 65-34 win.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Rattlers to take on Laredo Alexander
Junia Gabasa, Marine Griffaut, Mattingly Palmer and Matilda Svahn were named WGCA All-Amercian Scholars.
Photo submitted by Texas State Athletics
Junia Gabasa, Marine Griffaut, Mattingly Palmer and Matilda Svahn were named Women’s Golf Coaches Association All-American Scholars, the organization announced Thursday.
Game: Laredo Alexander @ San Marcos Sept. 15, 7:30 pm History: San Marcos leads the series at 1-0 Last Meeting: San Marcos scored 44 points in the second half to outgun Alexander, 65-34, in an offensive shootout.
A 30-year-old man was arrested early Wednesday in connection to the Iconic Village apartment fire in San Marcos in July 201
A dangerous heat wave that blanketed Texas this month has prompted a public health crisis that’s particularly affecting older people and outdoor workers across the state, local and federal health data shows.
Federal officials have sent notice that revised preliminary flood risk information and updated flood insurance rate maps are now available for review in Hays County.
San Marcos Parks and Recreation held their annual Fourth of July fireworks show, and, as promised, it was the “Biggest Boom Yet.” The display could be viewed from anywhere in the downtown area. People gathered on the hill next to the public library and at the Skate Park, dressed in red, white and blue to celebrate Independence Day and to watch the show with families and friends. Skateboarders skated the bowl during the event, which brought another level of entertainment.
Daily Record photos by Shannon
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