On Wednesday evening, the San Marcos Neighborhood Enhancement Department hosted a public meeting regarding changes in the city’s short-term rental ordinance at the San Marcos Public Library.
As the first month of the new year begins to wind down, many are doing their best to keep up with their resolutions. At San Marcos’ Texas Health and Racquet Club (THRC), you’ll find several opportunities to get active and stay fit. Daily Record photos by Alyssa Gonzales
As the first month of the new year begins to wind down, many are doing their best to keep up with their resolutions.
AquaBrew recently announced that it has joined forces with ShotGun Seltzer to merge and create an opportunity for both brewers to capitalize on each other’s strengths. Photo courtesy of Lori Foster
Optical retailer Eyemart Express will open its first store in San Marcos on Jan. 17 at the Guadalupe Crossing Shopping Center.
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During Tuesday’s San Marcos City Council meeting, councilmembers discussed and voted on the second reading regarding changes in the city’s Master Transportation Plan.
The Hays County Women’s Political Caucus (HCWPC) is partnering up with the National Women’s Political Caucus (NWPC) to offer campaign training for women in Hays County who are interested in running
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The San Marcos City Council approved the expansion of powers and duties relating to the Animal Shelter Advisory Committee during the first regular meeting of 2022.
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A proclamation was passed by the Hays County Commissioners Court to declare Jan. 17, 2022, as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day during its Tuesday meeting.
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The Hays County Commissioners Court will begin its first meeting of the new year with a proclamation to declare Jan. 17 as Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.
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The San Marcos City Council will have a discussion regarding the expansion of the powers and duties of the Animal Advisory Committee as recommended by the committee.
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Texas State University students living in on-campus housing and the Bobcat Village Apartments will be required to provide a negative COVID-19 test prior to moving in. Students, faculty and staff received an email from university president, Dr. Denise Trauth, requesting the campus community to take a COVID-19 test before returning from the holiday break.
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