A Travis County judge has temporarily blocked the Texas Education Agency from releasing its new and “unlawful,” A-F 2022–23 school year performance ratings for public schools and districts.
Jaylin Foster goes up for the shot in the Bobcats season opener against the Arlington Baptist Patriots. Foster, a transfer from Western Kentucky, had 10 points and five rebounds for Texas State in the win over the Patriots.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Julia Coleman goes in hard towards the basket amidst the Arlington Baptist defense.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State opened up 2023-2024 on the right foot as the Bobcats defeated the Arlington Baptist Patriots, 90-48, in front of the home crowd faithful.
Braydon Hurts breaks tackles in Academy’s game against San Antonio Castle Hills
Photo submitted by Becky Crauthers
The quest for a second straight district championship came up short for San Marcos Academy as the Bears fell to district rival the San Antonio Castle Hills Eagles 46-42.
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DEAR ABBY: For years, we have given generous gifts to our six out-of-town grandchildren and received almost no thanks or acknowledgment. It hurts my feelings because I devote a lot of thought, in addition to money, to choosing something special for each of them.
Texas State University President Kelly Damphousse followed through on his promise to the Bobcat football team. He told the team that the first time he would jump in the San Marcos River would be when the team became eligible for a bowl game following the sixth win of the season.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Running back Donerio Davenport dives into the end-zone for the touchdown as the Bobcats go up 45-10 on Georgia Southern. Davenport carried the ball 11 times for 75 yards and one touchdown.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
T.J. Finley runs for the score to put the Bobcats up early. Finley passed for 301 yards and three touchdowns while rushing for 18 yards and two touchdowns.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Bobcats defeat Georgia Southern to qualify for chance at first bowl
UC Santa Barbara Professor Laura Kalman and University of Virginia's Melody Barnes discuss the late President Lyndon Johnson.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
Above, the recent LBJ's America panel event attracted a large audience of students, teachers and the public to the campus of Texas State University, the late president's alma mater.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
Texas State University President Kelly Damphousse discusses LBJ's impact on the school.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
A former president and Texas State University student is a beloved topic at his alma mater. The school recently held a panel to discuss the presidency of the late Lyndon Baines Johnson and how it shaped the current culture of the United States of America.
For 28 years, Joe Ramirez taught social studies in Austin for students including President George W. Bush’s daughters, four-time Grammy award winning musician Gary Clark Jr. and former Gov. Rick Perry’s son. After retiring in 2012, he said he initially was able to live on his $2,200 a month check from the Teacher Retirement System of Texas.
A memorial service arranged by the Calaboose African American History Museum of San Marcos on behalf of the late Dr. Elvin Holt, is set for Sunday, Nov. 12, at 4 pm, at the historic First United Methodist Church, 129 W. Hutchison Street.
The United States Agency for International Development has awarded Texas State University a grant to develop cost-effective supply chain and business model innovations to enable Bangladesh to reduce the loss of nutrition in a wide range of produce following harvest.
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