AUSTIN (AP) — Gov. Greg Abbott expressed optimism Friday that Texas was seeing signs of slowing the coronavirus outbreak but warned that the number of deaths was not yet showing signs of leveling off.
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Hays County reported five additional COVID-19 cases between Thursday and Friday.
Apple and Google fueled hopes for digital technology’s promise against a fast-moving, invisible killer, announcing a joint effort to help public health agencies worldwide leverage smartphones to contain the COVID-19 pandemic.
San Marcos Consolidated ISD gave Easter bags donated by Cabela's at its grab-and-go meal sites on Thursday. According to SMCISD, the district gave Easter bags while distributing over 1,400 meals at its six sites on Thursday. SMCISD with the help of the Hays County Food Bank, School Fuel of San Marcos, and Cabela’s delivered 260 meals to district families Photos courtesy of SMCISD
Every weekday at noon since the March 13 Order restricting public and private gatherings, KZSM. org has broadcasted a live update on the COVID-19 emergency...
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The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch for Hays County until 4 a.m. on Sunday.
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The City of San Marcos will close all parks, playscapes, natural areas and trails during Easter weekend to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Above, senior pastor Chad Chaddick at First Baptist Church in San Marcos stands in an empty church. FBC has been holding Sunday services online to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Not long after the COVID-19 outbreak began, area churches leaped into action offering worshipers an alternative to the traditional form of Sunday gatherings.
Above, a staff member at Ilario’s Italian Cuisine & Catering in Kyle hands a meal to a patron. Courtesy photo
In an effort to help area restaurants give back to their community in a way that helps their businesses survive, restaurateur Steve Swindell created “Meals 4-One and All” in partnership with the Ky
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The City of San Marcos installed portable restrooms, sink stations and hand sanitizer stations in an effort to grant equitable access to personal hygiene needs for the general public, including ind
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