We’re living in gray times, bobbing in a sea of information where there is no longer much black or white. We have access to more content than ever — plus raging uncertainty about how much is fact or fiction.
As our population surges, will the Hill Country retain its character? I believe it can, however it is a challenge that will require unique and creative approaches to balance that growth with preservation of the very things that drive it.
Photo courtesy of Texas State Athletics
Texas State saw two Bobcats receive postseason awards, 17 land on the All-Sun Belt teams and a dozen qualify for the NCAA West Outdoor Preliminary Rounds this week.
The benefits of exercise for health and well-being have been written for a long time.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
San Marcos’ Spring Game was a dream turned into reality.
Above and below, fire crews from multiple agencies put out a blaze in rural San Marcos on Friday. Photos courtesy of Hays County
Fire crews from multiple agencies put out a blaze in rural San Marcos on Friday.
Photo courtesy of Phillip Pongratz, Texas State Athletics
Texas State took the scenic route to get back to the top of the Sun Belt.
Above, JAX's Burgers, Fries and Shakes' Baja burger, which came with all-beef patty, bacon, jalapeños, mayo, mustard, lettuce, tomatoes, onions and American cheese on a toasted sesame seed bun. Below, a classic cheeseburger from JAX served with mustard, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, onions and American cheese. Daily Record photo by Nick Castillo & Lance Winter
A new burger spot has opened up shop on the Square.
JAX Burgers, Fries and Shakes dishes out classic American fare between burgers, chicken and fries.
Above, Criselda Facundo and Warren Browning, who received Live Mas scholarships from Taco, pictured with Area Coach Frank Lopez and General Manager Annette Lopez. Submitted photo
San Marcos High School graduates received the Live Mas scholarship award from Taco Bell in late April.
Above, the San Marcos Community can rent their own plot at either the Dunbar Neighborhood Garden or the Alamo Neighborhood Garden. Below, Betsy Robertson, founding member of Sustainable San Marcos, showcases the garden. Daily Record photos by Alyssa Gonzales
San Marcans with green thumbs or a passion for gardening have the opportunity to visit and start growing at the San Marcos Neighborhood Gardens.
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