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City to discuss Cape’s Dam restoration
Tue, 10/15/2019 - 12:00am
Cape’s Dam, a heavily discussed San Marcos subject, will be discussed this week during City Council’s work session.
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Cape’s Dam, a heavily discussed San Marcos subject, will be discussed this week during City Council’s work session.
Hays County could accept a grant award for a mental health crisis intervention project this week.
Daily Record file photo from Gumby's opening
After over a year in business without serving alcohol, Gumby’s is bringing back its request for a Conditional Use Permit (CUP) On Tuesday evening San Marcos’ Planning and Zoning Commission
Claudia Cormier shared her story about surviving a traumatic accident and her hope to return to her duties as a San Marcos Police Department officer. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Claudia Cormier shared her story for the first time Friday. The San Marcos Police Department officer, who lost her right leg when she was hit by an SUV...
E-cigarettes work by heating a liquid to produce an aerosol that users inhale into their lungs, according to the CDC. The vape can contain nicotine, tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) and cannabinoid (CBD) oils, in addition to other substances. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
When it comes to the vaping epidemic, Hays County is not left unaffected.
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Four individuals have been arrested following two car burglaries in Kyle this Sunday.
When it comes to demolitions of historic buildings, San Marcos is a step closer to having a permanent ordinance to delay certain demolitions.
The City of San Marcos will host its final "Party in Your Park" event on Friday from 5-8 p.m. at Eddie Durham Park — 205 Martin Luther King Dr. Photo by the City of San Marcos
Free fun, games and healthy snacks and refreshments will be available at San Marcos’ final “Party in Your Park” event this year.
Approximately 60% of all possession of drug paraphernalia citations in 2018 actually began as possession of marijuana incidents, according to data compiled by the San Marcos Police Department.
An ordinance regarding demolition review for historic-aged resources is back on the San Marcos Planning and Zoning Commissions’ docket.
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