New concerns emerged during a public hearing on the proposed annexation of 934 acres of land east of town at a special council meeting Wednesday night. The San Marcos City
One building at the Iconic Village apartments was completely destroyed while others were heavily damaged. Daily Record file photos
The July 20 fire at the Iconic Village apartments has not changed any rules about fire safety, but it has created stronger community support for fire prevention at multifamily dwellings.
Council members Place 6 Melissa Derrick, Place 3 Ed Mihalkanin, Place 1 Lisa Prewitt, Mayor Jane Hughson, Place 5 Jocabed Marquez, Place 4 Mark Rockeymoore and Place 2 Saul Gonzales. Photos by Don Anders/Anders Photography
A full council chamber and crowded City Hall lobby witnessed the city’s first female-majority council, and the most racially diverse council in city history, take shape Wednesday night when Mark Ro
Hays County will continue sending inmates to Walker County under the terms of a new agreement regarding inmate transfers approved in commissioners court on Tuesday.
The city is looking for — and may have found — land to purchase to expand the San Marcos Cemetery.
When the new Rodriguez Elementary campus opens, the attendance zones for elementary schools in the San Marcos CISD will change.
The most diverse city council in San Marcos history will be complete Wednesday night after Jocabed “Joca” Marquez and Mark Rockeymoore, winners of the Dec.
Updated personnel policies for county employees will be up for approval this morning at the Hays County Commissioners Court meeting.
The San Marcos CISD board of trustees has a light agenda for its regular meeting tomorrow night. The board will hear a report on the district’s rezoning community meetings, which
Hays County will once again be working with the firm of Davis Kaufman on issues related to the next session of the Texas Legislature. At its meeting last
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