The Greater San Marcos Partnership and the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce are making final preparations to co-host the 2023 State of Education and Workforce Summit.
Above, Barber Mondo Olivas gives displaced resident Cherie Wood a haircut at Eyes on Me Advanced Barber College during a haircuts for the homeless event on July 26. Below, Brian Smith takes a glimpse at his new haircut.
Photos by Jessica L. James
For Brian Smith, living by a simple mantra changed his life. “You got to look good, to feel good, to do good,” he said. It’s a statement that has carried him through
Local barbers offering haircuts for those in need
Pictured are San Marcos Police Department officers and members of the Strike Force Bowling Special Olympics Team.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
Joining in for the Tip-A-Cop promotion are left, SMPD officer Austin Horner, Strike Force Bowling Special Olympics team member Kathleen Senneway and SMPD officer Jorge Pecina.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
A San Marcos restaurant replaced their usual servers with police officers for a good cause Thursday.
As part of a community wide effort to address issues that go beyond but also include policing, prisons and the state of punishment laws in Texas, organizers are calling on the public to attend a special evening event.
Ascension Texas recently announced new leaders at Ascension Seton Hays.
Perhaps you have heard of WKRP in Cincinnati? If you haven’t, it is a sitcom from the 1970s. It was based on an eclectic group of characters who worked on a fictional radio station in, you got it, Cincinnati.
Reading has many positive health benefits, which is why resolving to read more can be beneficial.
Photo from Metro Creative
Books transport people to different times, provide a sense of escapism and introduce readers to different schools of thought. Individuals may read for pleasure and/or to expand their intellectual horizons.
Members of the San Marcos High School Rattlers Marching Band don't seem to mind the heat as they practice in advance of a new school year, athletic events and band competitions.
Photo provided by SMCISD
Marching into Fall
Rajesh Miranda had never heard of Texas A&M University and couldn’t place it on a map when he “kind of flew in blind” from New York for a job interview 28 years ago.
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