In anticipation of a hearing on the controversial Electro Purification (EP) production permit, the Hays County Commissioners Court authorized the county’s general counsel to engage outside counsel related to the
Three popular downtown businesses got the go-ahead from the Planning and Zoning Commission to continue selling alcohol, with two of those businesses also requesting a name change.
The old Lamar campus. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Passions flared on several occasions during a neighborhood presentation meeting on the proposed Lindsey Hill development’s preferred scenario map amendment request.
Hays County election workers will have new equipment to check in voters at the polls after the commissioners court approved a purchase of new voter registration equipment on Tuesday.
Teams of investigators search the rubble of the Iconic Village and Vintage Pad apartment complexes Sunday. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Search and recovery operations at the apartment buildings affected by Friday’s inferno will continue until officials are certain that every resident and potential victim is accounted for, investiga
The Iconic Village apartment building that was fully engulfed by Friday’s early morning fire did not have a sprinkler system, nor was it required to because of its age, officials said Monday.
The San Marcos mayoral campaign is already shaping up with Mayor John Thomaides facing Place 4 Council Member Jane Hughson.
The San Marcos mayoral campaign is already shaping up, with the incumbent and a current council member throwing their hats into the ring. Place 4 Council Member Jane Hughson issued
Daily Record graphics by Colton Ashabranner
State Highway 21 is no longer the sleepy country highway it once was. According to data from the Texas Department of Transportation, the number of accidents on the stretch of
Firefighters from the San Marcos Fire Department spray water from the department’s bucket truck onto the roof of Building 500 at Iconic Village Apartments Friday morning after a fire broke out there in the pre-dawn hours. Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Emergency personnel are beginning search and recovery efforts today as five people remain unaccounted for after a Friday fire at the Iconic Village and Vintage Pads apartment complexes.
With their platform lowered to ground level, firefighters wait to continue spraying down the building until another firefighter can break open the windows in the apartments facing the parking lot. Daylight streams from a breech in the roof of the buiding, which was one of several that burned. Daily Record Photo by Denise Cathey
Friday afternoon, the smell of smoke lingered in the air near the apartment complexes on North LBJ Drive that were affected by a large fire early that morning.
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