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McCoy's Building Supply recently hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the next retreat center that will be built behind the company's corporate headquarters located along Interstate 35 in San Marcos.
Photo courtesy of McCoy's Building Supply

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The retreat center will be more than 11,500 square feet designed to highlight the natural beauty of Central Texas.
Photo courtesy of McCoy's Building Supply

BUILDING MCCOY'S

McCoy’s Building supply celebrates groundbreaking, campus expansion

Court is set to review annual Racial Profiling Report, contracts

The Hays County Commissioners Court is set to adopt a proclamation recognizing Hays County as a Storm Ready county, receive the 2023 Racial Profiling Report from both the Hays County Sheriff’s Office and Hays County Constable Pct. 1 Office, renew a $11,772 annual contract for preventative maintenance, possibly execute a third contract amendment for $10,000 for the FM 2001 project, possibly authorize a $150,000 contract amendment for the Centerpoint Rd. project and to increase the compensation cap by $20,000 for mental health services for the County Court at Law Mental Health Speciality Court at the regularly scheduled meeting at 9 a.m. today.

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Located at 108 Spiderwort Road, PulteGroup’s brand-new model home showcases the latest innovations in home construction and design. As one of the newest builders in La Cima, Pulte Homes offers prospective homeowners a glimpse into modern living spaces tailored to meet the needs and preferences of today’s buyers.
Photo provided by the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce

San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting

PulteGroup

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Dear Abby

Father’s threat leads to change in family dynamics

DEAR ABBY: While I was visiting my father-in-law, a heated conversation turned violent. My husband, “Rob,” was helping his dad and a neighbor with a house project. When Rob’s dad became upset at him, he lifted the power saw he was holding, turned it on and motioned toward Rob saying, “You’re lucky I don’t slit your throat.” He said some other unkind things and we left. He has not reached out to my husband since, and Rob has deleted his phone number.

DISAPPEARING SPRINGS

A new study from Texas State University Meadows Center for Water and the Environment shows how many springs have dried up since a comprehensive study completed in the 1970s. Pictured above is water bubbling up from the aquifer below Spring Lake.
Photo by Jennifer Idol/www.theunderwaterdesigner.com

DISAPPEARING SPRINGS

Robert Mace

DISAPPEARING SPRINGS

Nohemi Galviz

DISAPPEARING SPRINGS

New TXST study shows 'overwhelming' increase in dry springs across state

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