AUSTIN – To recognize the service and sacrifice made by Texas law enforcement personnel, the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department (TPWD) is offering the first-ever “Free Fishing for Law Enforcement
Photo courtesy of Texas State Athletics
The Bobcats took home eight individual gold medals and 21 all-conference selections at the Sun Belt Conference Outdoor Championships in Jonesboro, Arkansas over the weekend, where the men’s team ea
Photo by Gerald Castillo
After dropping its series opener Friday, Texas State (34-17, 18-9 Sun Belt) split its last two games at Little Rock (24-26, 15-11), losing 9-5 on Saturday and winning 13-9 on Sunday.
P. Terry's is located at 515 Springtown Way. Photo courtesy of P. Terry's San Marcos
P. Terry’s is set to open in San Marcos on Tuesday and will run a special event Monday to celebrate its first location outside of Austin.
Daily Record graphic by Colton Ashabranner, Source: Mental Health First Aid USA
Almost half of adults will experience a mental illness at some point in their lifetimes, but not even half of them will receive professional help, according to Mental Health First
Rio Vista Park. Daily Record file photo
There are still some tweaks to be made, but the city’s Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan moved another step toward approval Tuesday night. The San Marcos City Council
Gavin Cosper stays in a crouch as he watches his bowling ball slowly make its way down the lane during the Mother-Son Bowling event at Sunset Bowling Lanes. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Chelsea Romanowski keeps a careful eye on her 4-year-old son Izaiah as he runs again and again to the ball return to pick up his bowling ball to try and
Bill O’Reilly, once the most powerful voice on cable-TV, has been largely absent from public view for two years following revelations that he paid some $50 million to settle sexual
I love San Marcos’ thoughtful residential noise ordinance. Like many cities across the country, if music can be heard or felt from the property line or thirty feet from the
Thirty years ago, I was a teenager in San Marcos with mental health issues. The lack of knowledge about mental illness at the time and the stigma surrounding mental illness
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