A public meeting to discuss the San Marcos CISD’s financial accountability rating from the state is part of the SMCISD board of trustees’ agenda Monday night. According to the Texas
Materials on the Texas State campus from a white supremacy group.
Printed materials advocating white supremacy have once again appeared on the Texas State University campus — a phenomenon that has occurred repeatedly since the 2016 U.S. election. Sometime overnight on
Record voter registration levels in the state have made headlines recently. The Houston Chronicle reported that Texas has added half a million registered voters since the March primaries.
A public hearing on a zoning change request that would allow the construction of 12 zero lot line homes in the Westover neighborhood was postponed until next month.
The historic First Baptist church on the corner of Martin Luther King Drive and Coamanche Street, was once a pillar to the Aferican American community. Aerial photo by Brian Leonard / Air Image Austin
The historical First Baptist Church in the Dunbar neighborhood is one step closer to official recognition as a local historical landmark.
Scott Gregson
An ethics complaint against San Marcos City Council member Scott Gregson will move forward after the city’s ethics commission voted to hold a public hearing on the complaint.
Hendrik Hertzberg moderated the 1968 panel with speakers Luci Baines Johnson, Chris Matthews, Lawrence O’Donnell and Dan Rather at The Texas Tribune Festival on Sept. 29. Photo by Stephen Spillman for The Texas Tribune
“It was an earthquake under everything,” journalist and author Lawrence O’Donnell said about the year 1968. “... The society, beyond our politics, was just rolling and rocking with surprises.”
The San Marcos River Foundation (SMRF) will host a meeting at 6 tonight at the Price Center, 222 W.
Today is the last day to register to vote in the Nov. 6 elections.
Today is the last day to register to vote in the Nov. 6 elections.
The Historic First Baptist Church on Martin Luther King Drive and Comanche Street. Daily Record file photo
Tonight’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting includes a public hearing about one issue that has received plenty of community support and another issue that is already inspiring opposition from
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