Local activist group speaks out against immigration bill
Local activists gathered at the Price Center on March 1 to speak out against Senate Bill 4, which was signed into law on December 18, 2023.
Local activists gathered at the Price Center on March 1 to speak out against Senate Bill 4, which was signed into law on December 18, 2023.
CANADIAN — Farmers and ranchers in the Panhandle lost livestock, buildings and infrastructure in the wildfires still raging through the region. Now they’re looking to rebuild.
Congressman Greg Casar (D-Texas) met with students from the Texas State University Honors College to answer their questions on gun safety, federal funding for universities, immigration reform, tackling the climate crisis and more.
For the 12th year in a row, Texas attracted the lion’s share of major corporate locations and expansions in the US, winning Site Selection magazine’s coveted “Governor’s Cup” yet again for 2023. The Cup is awarded to the state with the most projects involving a capital investment of at least $1 million, 20 or more new jobs, or 20,000 square feet of new construction. Site Selection also recognized Texas as having the nation’s best business climate in November.
Chair Jerome Powell reinforced his belief Wednesday that the Federal Reserve will cut its key interest rate this year but said it first wants to see more evidence that inflation is falling sustainably back to the Fed’s 2% target.
Hays County preliminary election results are in. On the democratic ballot 14,935 people voted. On the Republican ballot 18,187 people voted.
Thirty-five years is a long time to work for an employer; over three decades of service takes real dedication. Hays County Constable Pct. 1 David Peterson was celebrated for that very accomplishment at the Hays County Commissioners Court last week. The courtroom was packed with his family and friends who were there to honor him for his long service to the county.
Joleene Snider, Texas State University senior lecturer emeritus for the Department of History, quilts while she discusses the women’s rights movement. She said quilting has historically been a group activity in which women would discuss current events and make things happen.
Daily Record photo by Shannon West
It is officially Women’s History Month, and Joleene Snider, Texas State University senior lecturer emeritus for the Department of History, has done a lot of research on women’s rights and how far they have or, in her opinion, haven’t come.
For the second year in a row the city of San Marcos is accepting applications for its Univer-City program. Originally launched in Spring 2023, UniverCity gives residents a behind the scenes look at City Hall.
ROTC owner “Stat” showcases the music venue’s slogan: “No nuclear weapons or drugs allowed.” The Nordic-themed bar offers drinks, food trucks and live performances Friday and Saturday.
Daily Record photo by Jessica L. James
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