Sage Spring Senior Living held a parade to celebrate two of its residents who turned or are turning 101 years old. Elizabeth West, whose birthday is on March 27, is originally from Proctor, Minnesota. West is most proud of her family. She loves an occasional glass of wine with good music, and she also has a great sense of humor. Lee Biehunko, whose birthday is on March 21, is originally from Moulton, Texas.
Biehunko is proud of her two sons, one of which owned his own funeral home and the other is a retired FBI special agent.
Biehunko credits the sitn- fit
class, run by Senior Vibrant Life Director Porschee Bradley as well as her team, for keeping her active and motivated.
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MORE THAN A CENTURY
The city of San Marcos formally began the process of annexing the 176.5 acre property commonly known as Quail Creek, which it already owns, into the city limits. The city originally purchased the property, which is along Highway 21 near the Blanco River, in October 2022 with city and county funds. The Hays County Parks and Open Space bond provided $6.6 million, which was the majority of the funding needed.
Joseph Laycock, TXST philosophy associate professor, James Talarico, Texas State Representative of District 50, Todd Salmi, TXST United Campus Ministry director, Paul Buntyn, of the Abundant Life Christian Church in San Marcos, Peter Casparian, of St. Mark's Episcopal Church.
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Thomas Romo was arrested for Violating a Protective Order/Bond and Resisting Arrest on Wednesday on Hilliard Road. The Hays County Sheriff's were called for a 'non-criminal' incident just before noon.
Romo had a warrant for his arrest. According to the Sheriff's Office, 'SWAT was called because Mr. Romo refused to come out of the house.' He was eventually arrested without further incident. Hilliard Road was reopened around 3 p.m.
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SWAT situation ends without incident
The Central Texas Food Bank and Hays County Pet Resource Center will host a drive-up food distribution for people and pets on Saturday, March 23, from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at McCormick Middle School in Buda. The event is open to anyone in Hays County and pets do not need to be present to receive pet food.
The San Marcos Art Center is currently hosting the Opulent Bonds art exhibit featuring Texas State students, alumni and faculty. Top left, Syd Perkinson with the piece inspired by hallucinations that stem from a traumatic brain injury. Top right, San Marcos Art League President Joshua Farrell's metal sculpture. Bottom, Theodore Clemons with the sculpture that was made as a tribute to a past self.
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New exhibit on display at Art Center
CHRISTUS Santa Rosa Hospital - New Braunfels announced today it is now offering a new minimally invasive procedure that will help experts find and diagnose lung cancer earlier.
The Hays County Sheriff’s Office released the 2023 Racial Profiling Report, which is an analysis of data obtained during motor vehicle stops by Sheriff’s Office deputies. The report is required by the Sandra Bland Act of 2017.
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