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During Tuesday’s San Marcos City Council meeting, councilmembers will receive a presentation and updates regarding the Blanco Riverine Flood Mitigation project.
A public informational meeting was held Monday at the Cephas House to discuss the benefits of a National Register designation for the district. Daily Record photo by Alyssa Gonzales
Within the Dunbar Historic District, the buildings and landmarks tell the many stories of San Marcos and the Dunbar community.
San Marcos Academy students from the middle and high schools participated Serve Day on Thursday. Above, students gather for a group photo during Serve Day. Below, SMA students help with housing repairs on Thursday. Daily Record photos by Alyssa Gonzales
Many say the secret to happiness is helping others. That was very much the case as several local students took the time to serve the San Marcos community.
San Marcos residents have prepared for Halloween by decorating their yards. Above, a skeleton riding a tricycle. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
As Halloween quickly approaches there are plenty of opportunities for San Marcans to get their candy fix.
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Community Labs, a nonprofit laboratory based in San Antonio which was established in 2020 to help fight the spread of COVID-19 in schools, has expanded its screenings beyond Bexar County, including
Texas State University had a $2 billion economic impact on the state, according to a study conducted by 2021-2022 Presidential Fellow, William T. Chittenden. Daily Record file photo by Gerald Castillo
In a study conducted by 2021-2022 Presidential Fellow, William T.
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Local smoke shops and hemp businesses around Texas have been blindsided by recent clarifications made by the Texas Department of State Health Services.
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The United States Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts that during the decade spanning 2018-2028, employment in mechanical engineering will grow nationally by more than 22,000 positions, an increase
The $240,047.55 renovations will bring much-needed upgrades to the shelter that will improve the health, safety and viability of rescued pets, shelter staff, volunteers and potential adopters. Daily Record file photo
Starting next week, construction at the San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter will begin. The $240,047.55 renovations will bring much-needed upgrades to the shelter that will improve the health, safety and viability of rescued pets, shelter staff, volunteers and potential adopters.
Devante Sanders, Texas State alumnus. Photos courtesy of Devante Sanders
Modern technology has made it possible to allow just about anything to be delivered. Dinner, alcohol, groceries, you name it, you can most likely get it sent to your doorstep. With the help of Texas State alumnus Devante Sanders, barbers and hairstylists can now receive supplies and products needed at the same convenience.
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