Townes Pharr, 6, sits next to the 164 pounds of food he raised during one day of his Facebook campaign. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
The Hays County Food Bank put out a call for help, and the community responded.
The factors that drive gentrification and push housing prices up in neighborhoods that minorities traditionally call home were the subject of this year’s final Dialogue for Activism.
Graphic courtesy of city's Planning and Development Services Department
The city’s Planning and Development Services Department has developed a comprehensive guide on Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs), or secondary living spaces constructed on single-family lots. ADUs may be part of
City Manager Bert Lumbreras has had a full plate during his first year on the job, but that hasn’t dampened his enthusiasm for San Marcos and its future. City photo
Last July, the city of San Marcos selected Bert Lumbreras as its new city manager. And though it’s still about six weeks until his first anniversary on the job —
The Hays County Commissioners Court will not hold its usual Tuesday morning meeting this week. The San Marcos City Council is also taking a hiatus — not just for a
Alexis Hernandez and John Vasquez of San Marcos stand holding signs as they watch the group of speakers share their views opposing family detention at the Rally to End Family Detention Wednesday evening hosted by Mano Amiga outside the Hays County Historic Courthouse. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Local immigrant rights group Mano Amiga held a rally on the south side of the Hays County Courthouse on Wednesday, right after the San Marcos City Council adopted a resolution opposing the separati
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