The Planning and Zoning Commission approved a zoning change from Smart Code to Light Industrial at property at the intersection of Old Bastrop Highway and Centerpoint Road. Map from the Planning and Zoning Commission
A data center could be coming to a nearly 400-acre site at the intersection of Old Bastrop Highway and Centerpoint Road.
Map from Google Maps
A purpose-built student housing project proposed for a whole block of Guadalupe Street downtown got a thumbs down from the Planning and Zoning Commission on Tuesday night.
Daily Record file photo
San Marcans may consider our town the Mermaid Capital of Texas, but the state legislature did not make it official this session.
Daily Record graphic by Colton Ashabranner
When Hannah Durrance moved to San Marcos in 2012, she was a homeless mother of four children looking for somewhere to go.
Tuesday was the first day of a hearing on whether Hays County’s case against pipeline company Kinder Morgan and the Texas Railroad Commission will move forward or be dismissed.
An Austin man was found dead in a vehicle Saturday morning near Uhland.
A committee will look into the details of a requested development agreement before the San Marcos City Council votes to approve or deny it.
A public hearing on a proposed purpose-built student housing project that would take up an entire block on Guadalupe Street is part of tonight’s Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
The San Marcos City Council asked a burning question during a discussion of work along C.M. Allen Parkway: “When is it going to be done?” At its meeting Tuesday night,
A bulldozer sits at the old Texas State golf course, where trees have been taken down over the last few days as the University begins a previously scheduled project. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Texas State University is clearing trees from its old golf course to make way for athletic fields, and many residents are unhappy about it. The San Marcos Daily Record has
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