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Red Dirt Rising

“I’m fortunate to still be out here doing what I love and grateful every time a crowd shows up to cheer me on.” Photo by Jason Lee Denton

Red Dirt Rising

Terry McBride is the real deal. In four decades in the Nashville music scene, he has recorded with Brooks & Dunn, George Strait, Reba McEntire and more. His band, McBride & The Ride, charted a number of Top 5 singles in the 90s, and recently announced they’re reuniting.

Superbells Calibrachoas: Great buy for blooms, birds, and butterflies
Superbells Calibrachoas: Great buy for blooms, birds, and butterflies

This Eastern Tiger Swallowtail visits the Superbells Pomegranate Punch calibrachoa goring in a mixed container with Superbells Yellow.

Superbells Calibrachoas: Great buy for blooms, birds, and butterflies

This Ruby-throated Hummingbird found the Superbells to his liking, including spending extra time on an old blossom. Photos by Norman Winter

Superbells Calibrachoas: Great buy for blooms, birds, and butterflies

This morning I was up early for me and could barely make out the plants outside, but I saw the Superbells calibrachoas moving as if a ghost was in the midst. I knew immediately it was a Rubythroated hummingbird wasting no time in the daily feeding ritual.

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Above, AJ's Ranch Road Grill's brisket nachos, which came with tortilla chips topped with melted cheese, a quarter pound of savory brisket topped with pinto beans, jalapenos and a drizzle of ranch. Below, a two-meat plate served with brisket and pulled pork with potato salad, mac and cheese and barbecue sauce on the side.  Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo

Foodie Friday: AJ’s Ranch Road Grill

AJ’s Ranch Road Grill boasts that its food is “Late night, done right.” Although we didn’t sample this San Marcos restaurant’s food late at night, it did prove to be “done right.” 

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A new mural, which has been commissioned by Keep San Marcos Beautiful, aims to showcase the San Marcos River and also encourage visitors to keep litter out of the waterway. Pictured above and below, Karly Schlievert works on the mural next to the San Marcos Recreation Hall — 170 Charles Austin Dr. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter

MURAL IN THE MAKING

As the cheers of river goers and splashes of tubers jumping into the San Marcos River fill City Park, Karly Schlievert works on a new mural next to the San Marcos Recreation Hall. 

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