Workforce housing has been a frequent topic for the San Marcos City Council, and it is the first initiative that the new Community Partnership Committee will consider. The committee includes
TreeFolks Inc. will continue planting trees along the banks of the Blanco River in an attempt to restore and protect the riparian areas and improve water quality in the river.
Matthew Jacob Rodriguez Jr.
Friends and family of Matthew Jacob Rodriguez Jr. remember him as a big man with a big smile and a big heart.
The San Marcos City Council has approved a contract with a firm to perform a historic resources survey.
Bryan Martinez
Jury selection for the trial of a Hays County man accused of fatally shooting another man in 2015 begins Monday.
Daily Record graphic by Colton Ashabranner
An agenda item regarding the proposed Lindsey Hill development sparked several comments from the public and discussion among members of the Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday night.
The 2017-2018 Texas Education Agency academic accountability ratings are in, and San Marcos CISD’s ratings indicate that the district and schools are average.
The San Marcos City Council has taken steps recently to push its workforce housing initiative forward.
Hernandez Elementary teachers and staff cheer and wave pompoms and light-up toys as their school’s name is called during the annual roll call competition at the San Marcos Independent Consolidated School District’s annual Convocation before the official start of the school year. The event featured guest speakers, singing competitions, games and drawings to get the staff ready and excited for the school year. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
San Marcos CISD earned an “A” from the state in financial accountability for the 2017-2018 school year.
The city of Martindale wants to get input from residents and other people knowledgeable about the San Marcos River, but applications for a San Marcos River Advisory Committee are running thin.
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