Biden aims to expand map as Trump recovers from coronavirus
Mon, 10/05/2020 - 7:18pm
MIAMI (AP) — As President Donald Trump recovers from the coronavirus, Joe Biden is capi
MIAMI (AP) — As President Donald Trump recovers from the coronavirus, Joe Biden is capi
DENTON (AP) — A Texas man who was seen on video punching another man as they argued over President Donald Trump has turned himself in after police obtained a warrant for assault, authorities said.
HOUSTON (AP) — Three workers were killed Monday when a stairwell collapsed inside a high-rise building under construction in Houston, according to fire department officials.
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Tropical Storm Delta rapidly strengthened in the Caribbean Monday, aiming to hit Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula potentially as a major hurricane before continuing on to strike the U.
Gavin Graham (above) has become one of the most vocal proponents of social justice on campus and one of the fiercest defenders on the field at Texas State. He takes after his father, William (below, No. 33), in both respects. Above, photo courtesy of Texas State Athletics. Below, photos courtesy of William Graham
After a brisk one-mile walk from the J.C.
Monday marks the last day to register to vote in Texas and so far 149,147 voters have registered in Hays County.
Above, The Traits in 1957: Clyde Causey, Tommy Bolton, Roy Head, Bill Pennington and Gerry Gibson. Below, Roy Head (left) poses for a photo. Submitted photos
Search on Spotify for Treat Her Right by Roy Head and the Traits, and you’ll find the face of a young Roy Head staring back at you. He wears a knowing smirk on his face as if even back in 1957 he knew that he’d be dancing and singing for all the rest of his days.
Above, people stand outside San Marcos Toyota Rattler Stadium where free COVID-19 testing was previously held. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
San Marcos residents will be able to receive additional free COVID-19 testing this week.
St. David’s Foundation awarded $4 million to 67 organizations that provide support in Hays County as a part of its second and final phase of its COVID-19 Recovery Fund.
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