County to send inmates to Fort Bend
Wed, 06/19/2019 - 12:00am
Fort Bend County is another destination for Hays County inmates when overcrowding is an issue at the jail.
Fort Bend County is another destination for Hays County inmates when overcrowding is an issue at the jail.
Working for my hometown newspaper is a strange experience. My parents read everything I write. So do my best friends’ moms, and my high school English teachers (hi, Mrs.
A five- to seven-story student housing development proposed for the block of Guadalupe Street between San Antonio Street and Martin Luther King Drive will be the subject of a public hearing and a d
Two subjects close to the community’s heart will be up for discussion at the city council workshop meeting this afternoon: The no-kill plan for the animal shelter and Cape’s Dam.
Photo by Ryan Patrick Perkins
A group of residents made a last-ditch effort to save the old San Marcos Telephone Company building from demolition, but their attempts were too late.
The old San Marcos Telephone Company building, sometimes called “the blue building,” is set to be demolished to make way for San Marcos Lofts 1, a multifamily development expected to be completed in 2020. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Preservationists in San Marcos are mourning the loss of a building on the impending National Register of Historic Places that is being demolished to make room for a multifamily development.
Construction crews began working on Belvin Street earlier this week. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
The city has started work on Belvin Street ahead of a new sidewalk project that residents are keeping a watchful eye on.
A food truck court with a shared kitchen has cleared the first hurdle in the city’s approval process.
The Hays County Commissioners Court approved vehicle repairs, road contracts and donations at its most recent meeting.
Construction crews began working on Belvin Street earlier this week. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
The City of San Marcos is working on making its sidewalk program more transparent, but not to the satisfaction of one Belvin Street resident with complaints about a sidewalk being put in on her blo
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