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Reverend Marilyn Andrews, 74, sings from her pulpit during the Sunday service at Wesley Chapel A.M.E Church as she has done for more than seven years. Andrews, who has devoted her time to the ministry for the past 34 years, plans to officially retire in October. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Marilyn Andrews – Reverend Andrews, if you want to get formal with her – is the minister of San Marcos’ Wesley Chapel also known as the African Methodist Episcopal or
An example of Kathryn Welch's glass mosaics. Photo courtesy of Art Squared
The Art Squared Arts Market will be the hottest place in town this Saturday.
Mike Georgoff. Submitted photo
H-E-B, one of the nation’s leading independent food retailers and the largest privately-held employer in Texas, announced the appointment of Mike Georgoff as chief product officer, H-E-B Digital.
Torchy’s Tacos, the popular taco chain, announced the launch of thier fifth annual Some Like It Hot August Taco of the Month campaign.
Drying is one of the easiest ways to preserve garden-fresh herbs. Photo courtesy of Gardener’s Supply Company
Add a flavorful boost to any meal with garden-fresh herbs. You’ll quickly discover the difference fresh herbs make when preparing any meal or dessert.
Texas children have a better likelihood of fighting off diseases circulating at school if their parents make sure they get their shots before the first bell rings.
Central Texas Medical Center Home Health earned the SHPBest Superior Performer of 2017 award by Strategic Healthcare Programs after reaching an overall patient satisfaction score that ranked in the
SMUUF Social Justice Chair Jeannie Lewis, Centro Program Coordinator Gloria Salazar, SMUUF President Mark Rockeymoore, Centro Co-Founder and Current Parliamentarian Lupe Costilla, SMUUF Board Karen Munoz and SMUUF Administrator and Secretary Marissa Fehler. Photo courtesy of SMUUF
During a recent Sunday morning Worship Service, the San Marcos Unitarian Universalist Fellowship (SMUUF) took up a collection of $660 to donate to Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos. Once
RED Arena, a nonprofit therapeutic horse riding center, started renovating their new San Marcos location recently in hopes of being open and operational by September. Dripping Springs Young Men's Service League helped with demolition. From left to right are Jason Fitzpatrick, Susan Fitzpatrick, Josh Malcom, Stephanie Malcom, Keith Bottles, Karlyn Bottles and Bryce Fitzpatrick. Photos courtesy of RED Arena
RED (Riding Equines for the Disabled) Arena is expanding their frontier to San Marcos.
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