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The Hays County Commissioners Court received an update on their bond sale from the Hays County’s Financial Advisor, Dan Wegmiller.
San Marcos Police, along with the city/county SWAT team and hostage negotiators, flooded the Blanco Gardens neighborhood in March of 2018 when an attempted murder/suicide took place. Daily Record file photos by Rachel Willis
On Tuesday morning, the Hays County Commissioners Court will vote on a First Amended Hays County SWAT Team Interlocal Agreement, which will potentially create a county-wide Special Weapons and Tact
David Ortiz’s niece embraces Zachary Sutterfield with a hug on Saturday. Daily Record photo by Jordan Burnham
SAN ANTONIO — Tears swelled in the eyes of the individuals gathered in the room. They hugged and embraced each other like family. They’re left without answers; without justice.
Above, Heather, Ben, Shiloh and August pose with a photo of Phoenix. Daily Record photo by Jordan Burnham.
Battles are not always waged with guns and ammunition.
Tom Ervin, FBI squad computer scientist, discussed cyber attacks at the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce Business @ Breakfast educational series at the City of San Marcos Rec Hall on Tuesday. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Tom Ervin, FBI squad computer scientist, discussed cyber attacks at the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce Business @ Breakfast educational series.
The Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center (HCWC), which is currently in the permitting process for construction of a new transitional housing facility for victims of violence and abuse, has received support
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On Tuesday, the Hays County Commissioners Court voted to file a notice of intent to sue Kinder Morgan for a second time.
The Hays County Commissioners Court will discuss and take possible action to authorize a funding agreement with the Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center (HCWC) on Tuesday morning.
Mark Gleason
Mark Gleason, current vice-chair of the San Marcos Planning and Zoning Commission, has announced his intention to run for San Marcos City Council Place 1.
On Thursday evening, the Historic Preservation Commission began discussing recommendations for a demolition review ordinance for historic-age resources, which will be presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission upon approval
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