Mayor Jane Hughson’s report to the city council on happenings with the Capital Area Council of Governments (CAPCOG) last week focused on emergency warning services. During her report to council,
An affordable housing development will get no objection from the city if it applies for low-income housing tax credits from the state. The Riverstone multifamily housing project, to be located
Susie Mullens has been a fixture in the annual Just for Fun Parade. Daily Record photo by Colton Ashabranner
Susie Mullen has worn many hats in her life — and one was a Viking helmet.
Purpose-built student housing has its own category in the San Marcos development code, and on Tuesday council held a brief discussion of the definition of that category to discuss whether it is ade
The city of San Marcos has added its name to the list of jurisdictions supporting Hays County’s application for the state’s countywide voting program.
Just minutes before the start of the San Marcos City Council meeting Tuesday, the main chamber – in addition to the lobby – was full to overflowing with people wanting to comment on and watch the Council’s vote on the annexation and rezoning of land for the SMART Terminal industrial rail park. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
San Marcos is expanding by 734 acres and gaining an industrial rail park.
Alex Villalobos, chief of staff for County Judge Ruben Becerra, now carries an additional title with the county: reserve deputy constable for Precinct 3.
At the Capitol, bills are moving into committees in both the House and Senate, including numerous bills that will affect Hays County.
San Marcos City Council Chambers were packed Tuesday evening when the City Council approved a Chapter 380 development agreement with the SMART Terminal and the annexation and rezoning of 734 acres for the development of the industrial rail park. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
After comments from 19 residents of San Marcos and environs, the San Marcos City Council voted to approve the Chapter 380 agreement with the SMART (San Marcos Air, Rail and Truck) Termina
Daily Record graphic by Colton Ashabranner
The San Marcos City Council is set to have its final vote on annexing and rezoning a tract of land for the SMART (San Marcos Air, Rail and Truck) Terminal industrial park, along with a vote on an e
A new restaurant on the northbound access road got the green light from the Planning and Zoning Commission to serve beer and wine.
Demetrius Jones, Lynden Jones and Mohan Hegde
Three men have been arrested for the armed robbery that occurred at the Bobcat Village apartment complex in February. Demetrius Jones, Lynden Jones and Mohan Hegde were charged with aggravated
The number and cost of outsourced inmates from the Hays County Jail continues to decline. At the Hays County Commissioners Court’s March 12 meeting, Judge Ruben Becerra read aloud the
The county’s Office of Emergency Services, particularly the hazardous material responders, got additional support from the Hays County Commissioners Court last week. The commissioners voted to authorize the Office of
With grain silos as a backdrop, developer Michael Schroeder explains an architect’s rendering of the Katerra building, which is slated to become the first tenant in the SMART Terminal. The project goes up for an annexation vote Tuesday before the San Marcos City Council. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
The proposed SMART (San Marcos Air, Rail and Truck) Terminal development east of town will include measures to improve water quality and abate flooding, the project developer and engineer said Thur
Float Fest could be moving downstream to the Guadalupe River in Gonzales.
The county is changing the way it posts the Hays County Commissioners Court agendas in order to give members of the public more time to see what upcoming meetings hold.
The city’s new parks master plan moved a step closer to approval Tuesday night when the Planning and Zoning Commission gave it a green light — with some modifications.
The Hays County Commissioners Court discussed the first steps toward criminal justice reform Tuesday after hearing a report on a criminal justice summit held last week and plans for the formation o
Hays County’s application to participate in the Texas Countywide Voting Program got support from the San Marcos CISD board of trustees Monday night.
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