Efforts are underway to provide workforce housing
Wed, 08/15/2018 - 12:00am
The San Marcos City Council has taken steps recently to push its workforce housing initiative forward.
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.
The air quality in Hays County still meets national standards, but ozone pollution is close to putting the county in non-attainment, according to a presentation the city council heard last week.
An update on the proposed Lindsey Hill development is on the agenda for the Planning and Zoning Commission tonight.
As part of ongoing efforts to protect the Edwards Aquifer and the San Marcos River from pollution, the San Marcos City Council voted Tuesday to purchase 249 acres of undeveloped
One of the San Marcos City Council’s strategic goals began bearing fruit with the first meeting of the Community Partnership Committee. The committee, made up of Hays County Commissioners Debbie
The South Texas Detention Center in Pearsall, Texas that the eight women were being takren to to reunite with their children. By GEO Group from Wikimedia Commons
Congressman Joaquin Castro is asking Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials to answer some questions related to an accident involving a van carrying eight women separated from their children. The
Benjamin Muñoz and Abril Cardenas are pictured in a hospital room. Munoz suffered a broken leg and ankle when he and Cardenas jumped from a second-story window to escape the fire at Iconic Village apartments. Submitted photo
The law firm representing Phillip Miranda, whose son James was killed in the Iconic Village apartment fire, has issued the details of two other plaintiffs’ experiences during the July 20
The San Marcos City Council has delayed its vote on the new Transportation Master Plan, but when the vote does occur, it appears the controversial Craddock Avenue Extension will not
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