Immigrants who identify as members of the LGBTQIA community are often overlooked, two such immigrants told the audience at a panel discussion last Friday morning. The Texas State University Philosophy
Ian Ware leaves no stone unturned as he examines a mineral and rock display, provided by Texas State University Geology Department, with a magnifying glass during the Reading Rocks! kickoff party for the Summer Reading Program at the San Marcos Public Library.
Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Above left, Tirza Phillips and Parker Nicholson reach for the sky as they climb up the 26-foot climbing wall on the library lawn. Above right, sisters Jaelynn and Aubrey Woodward wait at the desk to check out their first books for the Summer Reading Program. The more books kids read and log on their summer reading logs, the better chance they have to win prizes throughout the summer. Summer reading logs are available at the San Marcos Public Library through the first week of August. For more information call 512-393-8200
Frederick Ficher tilts his box allowing paint-covered marbles to roll paint onto his Volkswagen Beetle cutout at the marble painting table.
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Gentle Yoga WHEN:Tuesdays, 9-10:15 a.m. WHERE:The Price Center WHAT:The first class is free and $10 after. Easy Tai Chi WHEN:Tuesdays, 9-10 a.m. & 2-3 p.m.. WHERE:The Price Center WHAT: Low
John Rudolph Tushek, 77, passed away on June 5, 2018, in Lake Jackson, Texas, after a lengthy and courageous battle with Parkinson’s disease. John was born on April 1st. ,
Above, Robert Dorsey, Ginny Baker and Tyler Reese of McNabb & Co. visit before sponsors Laynie Castro of Ash and Associates and Brian Olson of Premier Cuts thank attendees for
San Marcos, Texas on Dec. 28, 1950 and prior to his death in 2010, they enjoyed 60 years of marriage. She is also preceded in death by her mother, Agnes
The Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) on Monday approved by resolution financial assistance in the amount of $3,209,900, consisting of a $1,935,000 loan and $1,274,900 in loan forgiveness, from the
AUSTIN — Gov. Greg Abbott on June 6 joined President Donald Trump, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen, FEMA Administrator Brock Long, White House cabinet members and governors from
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Team Desolation Row (Boat 150) — Amado Cruz, Andrew Condie, Ian Rolls, Nick Walton, Tommy Yonley and William Russell — won the 56th annual Texas Water Safari over Martindale Athletic Club by two minutes. Team members of Desolation Row celebrate with beers at the finish line in Seadrift.
Photo by Ashley Landis.(Below)
Martindale Athletic Club (Boat 123) — Ben Schlimmer, Clay Wyatt, Fred Mynar, Kyle Mynar, Logan Mynar and Michael Schlimmer — ports at the falls at Rio Vista during the beginning of the Texas Water Safari on Saturday.
Daily Record Photo by Gerald Castillo
Team Desolation Row (Boat 150) won the 56th annual Texas Water Safari with a time of 36 hours and 48 minutes. Desolation Row narrowly defeated Martindale Athletic Club (Boat 123),
The Sun Belt announced four host sites, which got approved for the 2019-20 season on Monday. Presidents and chancellors approved the bids that were chosen through a process received from
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