The San Marcos City Council will consider approving a new lease agreement with the San Marcos Lions Club in their regular meeting Tuesday. Daily Record file photo
The San Marcos City Council will consider approving a new lease agreement with the San Marcos Lions Club in their regular meeting Tuesday.
Joined by Mrs. Cecilia Peña (fourth from left), members and sponsors of several different organizations at San Marcos Academy gathered recently at Paul Peña Park, which they have adopted as a ongoing campus-wide service project. Photo by Larkin Smith
Members of several campus organizations at San Marcos Academy joined forces recently to “adopt” a local park that has a meaningful connection to the school.
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San Marcos Regional Airport’s Air Traffic Control Tower will extend its operational hours by two hours each day to meet needs generated by increased air traffic, the City of San Marcos re
Daily Record graphic by Colton Ashabranner
The City of San Marcos will reenter Stage 1 drought restrictions beginning Sunday at noon.
Above, OMG Seafood's Seafood Combo served with two pieces of fish, shrimp, French fries and a roll. Below, OMG Seafood's Seafood Gumbo, which comes with a delicious broth full of sausage, shrimp, rice and okra. Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo & Lance Winter
Have you been looking for a place to satisfy a craving for some great seafood? Then you'll want to set your metaphorical hook at OMG Seafood.
Daily Record photos by Nick Castillo
The Salvation Army San Marcos hosted a food distribution event at Cuauhtemoc Hall on Thursday.
Like other proposals under consideration at the Texas Capitol, many of the restrictions in Senate Bill 7 would target initiatives championed in Harris County to make it easier for more voters to participate in elections. Credit: Michael Stravato for The Texas Tribune
Senate Republicans cleared the way Thursday for new, sweeping restrictions to voting in Texas that take particular aim at forbidding local efforts meant to widen access.
Daily Record infographics by Colton Ashabranner
The Hays County Local Health Department tallied 38 new lab-confirmed COVID-19 cases, five hospitalizations, four hospital discharges and four additional recoveries on Thursday.
San Marcos Consolidated ISD students are expected to return to their respective campuses, unless already medically exempt, beginning April 12. Daily Record file photo
San Marcos Consolidated ISD students are expected to return to their respective campuses, unless already medically exempt, beginning April 12.
Health care worker Mary Carreon administers a COVID-19 vaccine to a patient in Laredo. Credit: Jessica Rodriguez for The Texas Tribune
Fredericksburg retiree Cyn White has been trying to find a COVID-19 vaccine in her Hill Country community since she became eligible for it in December.
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