The following article is part four of a four-week series focusing on raising awareness about dating violence. February is Dating Violence Awareness month, and we hope to educate our community on this very important issue. 1 in 3 young people will experience dating violence in their lifetime.
I just heard about a local business losing a major customer over a trivial misunderstanding.
Debangana Banerjee discusses the exhibit during the 2022 International Women’s Day Reception.
Photo by Clay deStefano
Joan Nagel and Debangana Banerjee welcome guests to the 2020 IWD Reception.
Photo by Clay deStefano
Fifth annual women’s art show set for March 4 - April 29
Spring Break campers participate in an outdoor demonstration at the Discovery Center.
Photo submitted by San Marcos Parks and Recreation
San Marcos Parks and Recreation will host its Spring Break Camp coinciding with SMCISD’s school break period March 13 - 17 from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Spring Break Camp is for children ages 5 - 11 years old.
Texas State’s Department of Theatre and Dance is inviting Black and Latinx playwrights from across the country to submit for the 20th Annual Black and Latino Playwrights Celebration at Texas State.
The San Marcos Art League is now accepting donations and applications for their annual fine arts scholarship for high school seniors attending San Marcos High School or in the San Marcos area. San Marcos Art League scholarships are open to all high school seniors living in San Marcos or attending San Marcos High School who wish to pursue higher education in any of the visual or performing arts. High school seniors must apply before the deadline on March 20.
Medical personel and first responders stationed outside of Goodnight Middle School for a medical emergency. Daily Record photo by Barbara Audet
An 11-year-old Goodnight Middle School student died after being hit by a vehicle early Friday in the drop off lane of the parking lot at the start of the school day, according to San Marcos Police.
Medical personel and first responders stationed outside of Goodnight Middle School for a medical emergency. Daily Record photo by Barbara Audet
Brandon Love goes up for the layup against South Alabama. Love finished with a career high 18 points against the Jaguars. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castilllo
It was another tough loss for Texas State as the Bobcats fell to the South Alabama Jaguars 76-67.
Republican leaders in the Texas Senate are intent on raising the penalty for voting illegally from a misdemeanor to a second-degree felony, despite the lack of evidence of widespread voter fraud in Texas. The effort comes nearly two years after the Legislature passed a sweeping voting bill, Senate Bill 1, that lowered the penalties for such crimes to a misdemeanor — and then almost immediately began discussing raising them back.
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