Following an extensive national search, Texas State University has named Matthew Hall its Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer.
Halloween is just around the corner and the city of Kyle has announce a lineup of spooktacular events.
Members of the Hays County Commissioners Court and guests share in naming October as National Domestic Violence Month in the county.
Photo provided by Hays County Commissioners Court
Domestic Violence is a serious issue that plagues our community as well as other communities across the globe, and the Hays Caldwell Women’s Center has made it their mission to protect families since 1978.
Moe Johnson Running with Moe
After watching the finish of road races for many years and the different runners cross the finish line there is one noticeable thing that seems to stand out.
Poster designed by Lauren Jurgemeyer
Texas State University’s Department of Theatre and Dance presents New Works Festival Oct. 20 - 22 in Performing Arts Center Recital Hall. The New Works Festival features three play-readings: “70.3” by Sam Mueller, “The Last Mixtape” by Raul Garza, and “Marry Me, Bruno Mars” by Megan Tabaque. Each reading will be featured each night of the festival in the above order.
David Zapp shows off a cabinet of ghoulish medicine at the Haunted Pioneer Town.
Photo submitted by Robin Wood
The Wimberley Players and 7A Ranch have teamed up to bring Haunted Pioneer Town and Train Ride of Terror to the Texas Hill Country on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 27 and 28 from 7 to 10 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on Sunday.
Cardinals remain here in Texas all year round.
Photos from Metro Creative
ardinals
Dunbar Heritage Association recently met to plan 2023-2024 upcoming events. Standing left to right is Allen Green, Ken Ward, Curtis Davis - Keynote speaker for the MLK,JR Day, Jonafa Banbury, Mittie Miller and Alex Banbury.
Photo submitted by Mittie Miller
Dunbar Heritage Association plans for 23-24 events
Approximately 70 window spaces have been identified around the Square to make up the Art Scared Gallery.
Photo submitted by SMAL
For the fourth consecutive year, the San Marcos Art League (SMAL) is pleased to be bringing Art Scared back to the downtown Square on Saturday, Oct. 21. The temporary Halloween public art installation is open to area children, elementary through high school age. Participants are invited to paint a section of a designated window with a fall or Halloween-themed image. Painted windows will remain on display for the public to enjoy through early November.
A stately cypress provides shade to a picnicking family on the banks of the San Marcos River near Rio Vista Dam.
Photo by Jason Cook
Arbor Day encourages us to remember the importance of trees
(512) 392-2458
P.O. Box 1109, San Marcos, TX 78666
