As a parent, I’ve seen firsthand how extracurriculars like music and sports keep kids in school and unite the community. My daughter played the flute in the San Marcos High School marching band, which made all the difference for her. Serving as band volunteers made our whole family feel part of the community.
Well San Marcos Record users, the first week of having the SM Record delivered via snail mail is over! I’d like to send a big THANK YOU to the SM Record staff for moving to mail only vs having the paper thrown!
Houses are getting smaller again–which is going to make many Americans happier.
Grace Pactanac delivers the block during the Rattlers 2-0 win over San Angelo Lake View.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
After trailing 0-2, the Texas State Bobcats stunned the North Texas Mean Green by winning the next three sets in a thrilling 3-2 (25-27, 1625, 25-17, 25-13, 15-13) win in the first home game of the season.
Tony Diaz stretches across the goal line for the score in the Rattlers' game against Madison.
Daily Record photo by Colton McWilliams
The Rattler defense lines up for the play. San Marcos forced four first-half turnovers.
Daily Record photo by Colton McWilliams
San Marcos learned some valuable lessons at Heroes stadium Friday night.
At the start of the Labor Day holiday weekend Friday, a multi-car crash closed northbound and southbound lanes of I-35 in San Marcos. Police stated that two individuals died as a result. AAA estimated this would be one of the busiest travel weekends in recent memory drivers took to the roads for the unofficial end of summer.
Daily Record photos by Jason Martinez, top, and Gerald Castillo
A multi-car crash on I-35 in San Marcos early Friday took the lives of two people.
A federal judge said Thursday he will stop a new Texas law aimed at keeping sexually explicit materials off of school library shelves on the eve of the law going into effect, according to state attorneys and lawyers for a group who sued over the proposal.
Pride month in San Marcos is celebrated each September to give TXST University students, who are back in class, the opportunity to attend the festivities.
This September marks an exciting milestone for Hamilton Ryker’s Priority Personnel, LLC. For 30 years, Priority Personnel has been proudly serving the people and businesses of Central Texas, helping job seekers and businesses achieve their goals.
This Thursday, Sept. 7, marks the debut of “Human Interest,” a new and expanded version of “SeniorCentric.”
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