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Dannie McCallum

Texas State alumna Dannie McCallum returns from the Marvel Universe for a Q&A

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Caldwell County announces incentives for $1.3 billion data center near Uhland

Phase 1 of the data center is expected to cost $1.3 billion and will be located about 10 minutes from the San Marcos Regional Airport. The entire project is expected to cost more than $4 billion.
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The need to house critical computer applications, information and data is greater now than ever. That’s why plans are underway for a large data center campus, on approximately 206 acres, to be constructed at the southeast corner of FM 2720 and Bob White Rd., in Caldwell County about a 10 minute drive from the San Marcos Regional Airport.

Sports

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Katarina Zarate delivers the out in the Bobcats last home game.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Texas State softball won their opening conference series on the road beating the James Madison Dukes two games to three.

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Aaron Lugo collects the ball, while blowing a bubble, before throwing it first for the out. Texas State won their opening conference series against App State.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo

Texas State hosts UTSA tonight in I-35 Rivalry

Texas State released the future non-conference schedules for the 2026, 2027 and 2028 football seasons.

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of fishing trips

Jimmy Darnell with his 50+ black drum caught in Aransas Pass.
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by Jimmy Darnell

My friend, Bobby Whiteside, once said that we usually only remember the real good and real bad fishing trips. I would add that we also remember when something very unusual happens. I have experienced two trips in that category recently.

Features

Gary Job Corps celebrates Mardi Gras 2024

The Gary Job Corps Security and Corrections Cadets have assisted with traffic and crowd control for numerous events.

Texas Performing Arts reveals 2024-25 season of Broadway in Austin shows

Roman Banks as ‘MJ’ and the cast of the MJ First National Tour.
Photo by Matthew Murphy, MurphyMade

San Marcos fans of the bright stage lights of big Broadway shows are in for a year-long treat with the Broadway in Austin 2024-2025 Season. Presented by Texas Performing Arts, next year’s season will include four Austin premieres and the return of five audience favorites.

Bloom into Spring

karina lara hays county master gardener intern

The Beauty of Native Texas Perennials

Sharing luck brings more good fortune, fostering strong heart and home

Dear Readers, Happy St. Patrick’s Day! This holiday just might be a tie for third place among my favorite holidays: (1) Halloween (2) New Year’s Eve and (3) My Birthday and/or St. Patrick’s Day. Perhaps I feel a deeper connection due to my name that not only means “Warrior Woman,” but Kelly is also a shade of green.

Opinions

Four Texas Border Senators, Zaffirini, Hinojosa, Blanco, and LaMantia, Advocate for Smart Border Security Policy

Texas’ carbon-free energy moments signal a bright future.

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