The county’s growth is reflected in the number of people who live within a particular precinct, and some Hays precincts will be redrawn under sections of the state Election Code that require regula
The Farm to Market Road 110 project is the subject of three agenda items for the Hays County Commissioners Court this morning.
Some major changes, including potential amendments to the city’s fire and food codes, potential amendments to the city charter, appointments to two new committees and changes to the structure and c
State Rep. Erin Zwiener filed a number of bills related to natural gas pipeline construction and safety, and one of them is about to get a hearing in the House Energy Resources Committee.
Hays County inmate numbers have seen an uptick in the past two weeks after falling gradually since the end of January. According to a report from the Hays County Sheriff’s
Scratched, graffitied and missing doors, the mailboxes at Siesta Mobile Home Park are a source of concern for residents. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Editor’s Note: This is the first part of a new series examining living conditions at Siesta Mobile Home Park and residents’ organized efforts to talk to management about their grievances.
The Hays County Commissioners Court has authorized a joint defense agreement “related to the Kinder Morgan Texas Pipeline Permian Highway Project [PHP] with the intent of joining or filing suit
When the San Marcos City Council approved the annexation and rezoning of more than 700 acres of land to accommodate a new industrial rail park, the decision was a controversial
The public will have more notice of issues to be discussed in Hays County Commissioners Court meetings. On Tuesday, the court approved new agenda posting guidelines formulated by General Counsel
The Hays County Jail will be able to purchase some food items from local vendors who are outside of the state or cooperative purchasing programs the jail typically uses. At
A public hearing on whether the school district should donate the old Bonham campus to Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos has been postponed “indefinitely,” according to a memo to the San Marcos
In a room awash with red, white and blue, Ketema Guta stands as his native country of Ethiopia is called out during the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services’ fourth annual Naturalization Ceremony at Texas State University. The ceremony welcomed 248 new U.S. citizens. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
It’s a status that many are born into, but for others, U.S. citizenship is the reward at the end of an arduous path.
Photo by Drew King
San Marcos senior Anthony Lopez’s legs have carried him a long way.
Mayor Jane Hughson
Community involvement is the backbone of San Marcos, local officials said at the third annual San Marcos Chamber of Commerce’s State of the City luncheon Wednesday.
The zoning change requests for two residences on West Hopkins Street met with opposition at Tuesday night’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting and ultimately were denied.
Steps to improve safety on State Highway 123, Farm to Market Road 110 and Centerpoint Road got the nod from the Hays County Commissioners Court on Tuesday.
A bill that would make possession of 1 ounce or less of marijuana a civil offense made it out of the Criminal Jurisprudence Committee of the Texas House Monday. Rep.
Changes to the way the Hays County Commissioners Court agenda is posted will be up for discussion this morning at the commissioners’ meeting.
Zoning change requests for two single-family dwellings on West Hopkins Street are on the agenda for the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission tonight.
Among the businesses that will be gone when the new complex goes up are Comet Cleaners and food trucks at “Street Eats,” along with Buzzmill. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
A permit for the construction of a 5- to 7-story purpose-built student housing development on South Guadalupe Street is scheduled to go before the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission next
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