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Texas State was one of just 11 Division I women’s programs to receive a United Soccer Coaches Team Ethics and Sportsmanship laurel, the team announced last week.
Hays County Judge Bert Cobb, M.D. File photo
Several Hays County elected officials are moving into retirement, and their colleagues had kind words for them at the commissioners’ court meeting Tuesday morning. County Judge Bert Cobb, who has
One building at the Iconic Village apartments was completely destroyed while others were heavily damaged. Daily Record file photos
The July 20 fire at the Iconic Village apartments has not changed any rules about fire safety, but it has created stronger community support for fire prevention at multifamily dwellings.
New concerns emerged during a public hearing on the proposed annexation of 934 acres of land east of town at a special council meeting Wednesday night. The San Marcos City
In the days following George H. W. Bush’s death, it was impossible to ignore the mood that settled over much of the country: a yearning for the civility, dignity and
As Christmas approaches and homes are festooned with twinkling lights, decorated trees, and culturally inaccurate Nativity sets populated by what appear to be Scandinavian fashion models, my thoughts always turn
Merry debt-fueled Christmas, America! According to a recent NerdWallet study, nearly 40 million Americans are still struggling to pay off credit-card debts from last Christmas. Here’s what’s worse: NerdWallet finds
Your true community radio station has now been in operation for almost two years. In that time, we have forged many friendships and established relationships with organizations throughout San Marcos
City of San Marcos offices will be closed on Monday and Tuesday, Dec. 24 and 25, for the Christmas holiday, and Jan. 1 for the New Year’s holiday. San Marcos
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