Three years and 11 months — somehow my time at the San Marcos Daily Record passed by both in the blink of an eye and over what felt like an immeasurable span of time.
Gov. Greg Abbott didn’t predict that the number of COVID-19 cases would fall as the state allowed businesses and cultural centers to reopen. In fact, he said allowing more people back into public places could increase the spread of infection.
An historic photograph of a Juneteenth or Emancipation Day celebration held on June 19, 1900 in "East Woods" on East 24th Street in Austin. Public domain photo
The Juneteenth Foundation, Inc. (JFI) and the Dunbar Heritage Association (DHA) have revamped their annual citywide Juneteenth celebrations this year in order to celebrate amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
Daily Record infographic by Colton Ashabranner
For the third consecutive day and fourth time in one week, Hays County reported its largest single-day increase in COVID-19 cases with 142 new diagnoses on Saturday.
Photo courtesy of Roy Burkhart, Texas State Athletics
Texas State begins the 2020 season by hosting one of its toughest opponents from 2019.
Since I have been walking more now than running there are a few observations that I have noticed. It seems there are more walkers around the neighborhood than runners.
Daily Record infographics by Colton Ashabranner
For the second consecutive day and third time this week, Hays County reported its largest single-day increase in COVID-19 cases with 99 new diagnoses on Friday.
The Texas State University College of Health Professions successfully completed a virtual system integration in wake of COVID-19. Elekta, a Swedish company leading in precision radition medecine, donated a substantial amount of hard equipment and licenses to Texas State University to get the program up and running. Photos courtesy of Texas State University
The Texas State University College of Health Professions successfully completed a virtual system integration by calling on a team effort from students, staff and faculty members.
Daily Record file photo by Toy Mendez
The county led small business relief fund, Project Recoil, is calling for municipal donors to bolster the $500,000 set aside to kick it off.
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