Child welfare board getting roomier digs
Wed, 02/06/2019 - 12:00am
The Hays County Child Protective Board’s “Rainbow Room” will have a new home soon.
The Hays County Child Protective Board’s “Rainbow Room” will have a new home soon.
Bob Holder, Historic Preservation Commission member, and Elizabeth Porterfield from Hicks and Company discuss one of the maps of the historic resources survey area. Daily Record photo by Robin Blackburn
Several dozen residents gathered at the Dunbar Center on Monday evening to hear the details of the city’s ongoing historical resources survey and what it means for the city and for property owners.
Texas State University researchers, in collaboration with ArchieMD, a leading provider of visually-based health science education, are developing an innovative augmented reality medical training te
Black vultures keep each other company on a fence near the Saltgrass Steakhouse. The species is prevalent locally, with year-round residents and some that only spend winters here. Daily Record photo by Denise Cathey
Flood control, work toward a greater live outcome rate at the animal shelter and a new home for Hays County Child Protective Services are all part of this morning’s agenda for the Hays County Commi
Graphic by TxDOT
Big changes are coming for those who regularly travel Interstate 35.
The San Marcos City Council’s agenda for Tuesday night includes two public hearings: one on a street name change and one on a proposed multifamily housing project.
The San Marcos City Council will review the visioning workshop they conducted earlier this year and discuss their Fiscal Year 2019-2020 priorities at a work session at 3 p.m. today.
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