SOUTH PADRE ISLAND (AP) — The college student invasion on South Padre Island for one of the largest spring break parties in the country could look different this year after two large Texas universi
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott named as his emergency priorities education reform, teacher pay, school safety, property tax reform, mental health services and disaster response in his Feb.
What’s a party without a piñata? Fantasy Castle Decorations, a local business located at 520 S. Guadalupe Street, has fanciful piñatas to suit every possible occasion. Most are designed for children though a few, like the Corona beer bottle, cater more to adult tastes. Daily Recod photo by Gerald Castillo
The San Marcos Mural Arts Committee is issuing calls for artists for two mural projects this spring.
The San Marcos Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors sponsored a ribbon cutting for Industry Restaurant, 110 E. MLK Dr.
The commissioners and audience at the most recent Hays County Commissioners Court meeting got to hear what is meant to be a weekly report on the county jail population, outsourced
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The first four bills authored by Texas House District 45 Rep. Erin Zwiener focus on water resources and the character of Hays and Blanco counties. Zwiener’s House Bill 1044 relates
A federal judge last week ruled to allow surveyors onto the property of the La Lomita Chapel in Mission in preparation for the construction of a border wall. Photos by Susan Hanson
The irony hadn’t escaped me. In anticipation of a discussion I was to have the following week, I had traveled to the Lower Rio Grande Valley with a copy of
The city of San Marcos will be examining some potential changes to the city charter — including the municipal election cycle — between now and November. “We are required to
Fall semester Second Mile Award recipients at San Marcos Academy, along with Academic Dean Bob Wiegand, are (front) Ella Gomez, Major Howard, Edison Fisher, Millah Portis and Ryleigh Sanders, (second row) Alden Epps, Mitchell Howard, Jesilyn Reyes-Darling, Layton Schawe, Illiamna Sommerlate and Nathan Velte, (third row) Abby Funderburk, Grace Barrett, Cherry Vasquez, Emma Feigl, Kendall Opiela, Amber Velte, Faith White, Addy Cianciotto, Cendra Rodriguez, (fourth row) Gordon Murphy, Lily Xu, Victoria Polhemus, Erica Wright and Evelena Luo, (back row) Evan Schawe, Caleb Strube, Daniel Abu Jaber, Aaron Emerich, Catarina Vazquez, Frankie Blair, Isabella Allsup, Jacey Cano and Kayla Livingston. Photo by Don Anders
San Marcos Academy students who have gone the “extra mile” in their classroom effort were recognized Jan. 22 during a chapel assembly. A total of 34 students received the Second
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