The 'meet and confer” negotiations between the police union and the city of San Marcos about the terms and conditions of police work were begun last Thursday morning (3-23-23) at 11 a.m. at City Hall. The meeting was open to the public, but was not available on the city’s cable television channel or on the internet.
Secretary of state’s office is still rebuilding trust after 2019 voter roll cleanup debacle.
The Texas Department of Transportation and Hays County officials cut the ribbon to open the FM 2001 West realignment project's highway improvements to the public.
Photo provided by TXDOT
The Texas Department of Transportation and officials from Hays County came together Thursday to cut the ribbon on the FM 2001 West Realignment project. This is the first of three projects to improve FM 2001 between I-35 and SH 21. The west project realigned FM 2001 along White Wing Trail from I-35 to just east of CR 118.“Prior to this project, FM 2001 was full of sharp turns.
Hays-Caldwell Women's Center CEO Melissa Rodriguez will address the San Marcos Rotary on March 29.
Photo provided by San Marcos Rotary Club
The San Marcos Rotary Club is set to meet at noon, March 29.
With the arrival of spring, children and families are getting ready for one of the county's most anticipated holiday events.
The COVID-19 pandemic changed 69-yearold Longview resident Gary Rogers’ life in one unexpected way. As a SNAP recipient, the amount he received on his Lone Star card to buy groceries rose from a paltry $16 a month to $232, as part of a federal stimulus package.
More than 21,000 unexpected pollution releases by Texas companies have released over 400,000 tons of air pollution in Texas from 2016 to 2022, and companies in less than 1% of these cases have been forced by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to find the root cause and take preventive action, according to a new report.
SMHS students use the new Anatomage Table for anatomy studies.
Photo provided by SMCISD
San Marcos High School has an Anatomage Table — a 3D anatomy visualization and virtual dissection tool for Health Science education.
The City of San Marcos is proud to announce it will host its inaugural Disability and Inclusion Awareness Expo (D.I.A.E.) this month. D.I.A.E. will serve as a one-stop resource to showcase disability services, products, and information available in the community.
Moe Johnson Running with Moe
A couple of us old timers were talking about some of the races that we could recall here in San Marcos. I started to write down some of the different locations that various organizations have held a race. I may have missed a race or two but over the years San Marcos has held races at 25 different locations. Not different races, but different locations for a race.
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