Daily Record file photo
The long-contested Cape’s Dam, along with its accompanying Ditch Engineering Structure, was deemed eligible for local historical landmark status — but that does not ensure the dam’s future. At its
Aman Batheja moderated the “Hack the Vote” panel with speakers Dana DeBeauvoir, John Dickson, Joshua Geltzer and Keith Ingram at The Texas Tribune Festival. Photo by Thomas Meredith for The Texas Tribune
Actual election security problems and perceived election security problems are two different animals, according to a panel of experts who spoke at the Texas Tribune Festival in Austin recently —
The city of San Marcos has approved a three-year contract with the Greater San Marcos Partnership (GSMP) and might even give the economic development organization more funds, depending on its needs
The historic First Baptist Church is doing well in a nationwide contest for grant money, but sustained support will help its chances of getting a share of $2 million in restoration funds.
The guild’s members have created thousands of customized Christmas stockings. Judy Guimont photo
For 10 years now, women have gathered around Central Texas to sew Christmas stockings for children and teens they have never met.
Cans in the lower San Marcos River on Sept. 16. Tom Goynes photo
Protection of the San Marcos River is a subject likely to evoke passionate responses, as was the case at a Martindale City Council workshop on Tuesday.
Former CIA Director John Brennan was a member of the Threat Assessment Panel at The Texas Tribune Festival. Photos by Bob Daemmrich Photography Inc.
How great is the terrorist threat for the United States, and what steps can be taken to reduce radicalization?
The Mystic Canyon development got the green light from the San Marcos City Council on Tuesday.
Cape’s Dam earlier this year. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
It’s been the subject of a heated debate for years, but on Thursday night Cape’s Dam and the ditch engineering structure associated with it could gain historical landmark status.
The Hays County Commissioners Court made its way through the open session agenda for its Tuesday meeting with very little discussion.
(512) 392-2458
P.O. Box 1109, San Marcos, TX 78666
