Police seek source of shots
Wed, 09/26/2018 - 12:00am
San Marcos Police are still trying to determine the source of gunshots heard throughout the Victory Gardens neighborhood early Sunday.
San Marcos Police are still trying to determine the source of gunshots heard throughout the Victory Gardens neighborhood early Sunday.
The practice of outsourcing inmates from the Hays County Jail is not likely to end soon, but it can be made more efficient, Sheriff Gary Cutler and jail staff have said.
AUSTIN — Retired teachers facing the unwelcome prospect of paying higher monthly health insurance premiums received better-than-expected news last week.
Jason Dixon, former president of the Rotary Club of San Marcos, received the “Rotary Hidden Hero Award” recently from Rotary District Governor Dr. Cathy Hubbard. Hubbard praised Dixon for having done an excellent job as president and for having taken it on in spite of his busy professional and family life. She pointed out that when recognized by the club at the end of his term, he gave credit to his wife for having made it all possible. The club meets at noon every Wednesday at Dick’s Classic Car Museum. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
The Edwards Aquifer Authority (EAA) staff confirmed that on Saturday, Sept.
DALLAS (AP) — A white Dallas police officer who fatally shot her black neighbor inside his own apartment was fired Monday, the same day the man was being buried in his Caribbean homeland.
Two aspects of the Land Development Code could see changes after the Planning and Zoning Commission’s meeting Tuesday night.
A payment to Central Texas Medical Center (CTMC) for indigent health care and an agreement with Caldwell County to house inmates are on the agenda for this morning’s Hays County Commissioners Court
Those trying out the new VeoRide bicycles last week after the program was launched included (from left) Will Parrish, Kevin Burke, Dr. Anthony Cross and Andrea Villalobos. Photo by Trey Hatt/City of San Marcos
Too much traffic and too few parking spaces should no longer present the problems they once did in San Marcos — not if you’re willing to put forth a little muscle power.
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