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A human logjam forms as competitors attempt to cross the rapids of the San Marcos River. The first competitors have started to cross the finish line at the Gulf Coast in this year’s Texas Water Safari.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

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Chase Taylor and Tim Wilson do their best not to flip their canoe during the Texas Water Safari race that began Saturday. The duo is currently in between Cuero and Victoria.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

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The aptly named ‘The Cowboys’ look to cross the San Marcos River rapids in their six-man canoe team. The Cowboys were scheduled to finish the race at 7:42 p.m. Monday at time of press,.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

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Team ‘2 Strokin’ It’ attempts to cross the rapids of the San Marcos River during the 2023 Texas Water Safari Race. At time of press, the team was set to complete the course at approximately 11:12 p.m., Monday.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

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‘Watch Your Six’ (2424) receives a little help crossing the rapids. The team placed 3rd in the race.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

CONQUERING THE RAPIDS

Competitors slowly trickling across finish line in the Texas Water Safari

Collecting corks empowers singer's nonprofit

Terri Hendrix, with Reese and Niam, devotes much of her time to her nonprofit that assists the community.
Photo by Kara Riojas

Collecting corks empowers singer's nonprofit

Centro’s Mariachi Program at OYOU’s Snowbird Concert Series at Saint Mark's Episcopal Church.
Photo provided by OYOU

Collecting corks empowers singer's nonprofit

Terri Hendrix, local musician and founder of the nonprofit Own Your Own Universe, created a music label, Wilory Farms, co-wrote a Grammy award-winning song, “Lil’ Jack Slade” for The Chicks, received a star on the South Texas Music Walk of Fame and she is a recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, has a SMART award for artistic excellence and was inducted into the Women’s Hall of Fame in San Marcos.

Commissioners need to offer explanations

Dear Editor,

It’s been a week since the special called meeting of the Hays County Commissioners Court. Since the special called meeting, a county employee of the Tax Assessor’s Collectors Office was arrested and booked on serious charges. Why have the commissioner’s been quiet on this issue? Shouldn’t there be discussions taking place on how the fraudulent activities occurred or a special audit being conducted on the Tax Assessor’s Collectors Office? If audits are done on county departments, why was the activity not caught during an annual audit? I would expect an auditor to recommend safeguards to avoid such activity.

Paddles & BROOMSTICKS

Dusty Kahl and Karrin Gerber head out on their quest to conquer the Texas Water Safari. After the duo came up just short last year, Gerber and Kahl have teamed up in the hopes of finishing the course for the first time
Daily Record photo by Colton McWilliams

Paddles & BROOMSTICKS

The Witches of the 666 is a play on San Marcos’ infamous zipcode 78666 and thought up by Kaarin Gerber.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Paddles & BROOMSTICKS

Kaarin Gerber and Dusty Kahl, surrounded by family and friends, enter their canoe on Friday for the Texas Water Safari.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Paddles & BROOMSTICKS

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