Residents encouraged to report storm damages
With severe storms causing damage across Texas this week, the Texas Division of Emergency Management urges impacted Texans to report property damage using TDEM’s damage survey.
With severe storms causing damage across Texas this week, the Texas Division of Emergency Management urges impacted Texans to report property damage using TDEM’s damage survey.
The Hays County Criminal District Attorney on April 24 concluded the sentencing phase of the trial of Jeffrey Alan Scott, Jr., who was convicted of attempted capital murder and aggravated assault of a public servant on April 19.
Gary Job Corps students, staff and Martindale City Council members, Mayor and City Manager recently held an areawide cleanup, with the assistance of volunteers in an effort to 'Keep Martindale Beautiful.' Students and staff from the Gary Center have assisted in other Earth Day activities such as San Marcos River Clean-Ups, cleaning up public parks and planting community gardens. Pictured from the Gary Job Corps Center are students Blake Mattox, Natuisha Lewis, Dynasty Drew, Quevedo, Luis, Chandler Woodard, Catelia, CTT Manager Kendale Harris, and from the city of Martindale are Council members Mike McClabb, Sam Houston Clinton, Nicolas Stiler, Matthew McGovern, Parks Board Korey Rohlack, City Manager Jared Anable and Mayor Katherine Glaze and her husband Bill.
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Gary Job Corps celebrates 'Earth Day' in Martindale
City of San Marcos staff recently accepted a donation from Ozona Bank to kick off the SMTX Utilities Summer Fan Drive.
The need to share information about the legal aspects of judicial mental health services on the county level is the catalyst for an upcoming symposium sponsored by Hays County.
The Texas House on Wednesday reapproved the map of districts for its 150 seats, which was redrawn in 2021 and fortified the Republican majority while diluting the voting strength of Hispanic and Black voters.
Downtown San Marcos got another pop of visual art with the unveiling of a new mural.
DEAR ABBY: A close friend takes care of my home when I travel several times a year. It involves picking up my mail, watering my indoor and outside plants and checking through the house for anything that might need attention in my absence. I return the favor for her each time she’s out of town. I don’t have anyone else near where I live who can do this for me. The problem is, when she’s here, she snoops through my things. I know because I keep things in a certain order (I’m neat and organized), and it’s very noticeable when my belongings have been rearranged. It bothers me because it’s an invasion of my privacy and just plain wrong. I would never think of doing this in her home. I have no desire to see her personal items.
Texas schools could offer stipends of up to $25,000 to staff members who add the role of armed campus “sentinels” to their regular duties under a proposal advanced Tuesday by state lawmakers in response to the Uvalde classroom attack last year.
Fry’s Fun Farm visited Bonham Pre-Kindergarten on Monday. The SMCISH Bonham Bears explored Fry’s outdoor petting zoo which was set up outside the school. A wide variety of animals were on campus, including rabbits, chickens, pigs and goats housed inside a portable pen where students were able to enter and pet them. The farm is located in Lockhart and serves the area by providing petting zoos, pony rides and train rides.
Photo provided by SMCISD
Fry's Fun Farm visits Bonham Pre-K
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