OMAHA, Neb. (AP) — If the College World Series is like the rest of the season, there will be lots of strikeouts when the final eight teams play for the
Above left, Haley Arthur receives a tote bag from Ashley McCafferty after checking in at the San Marcos Main Street Program booth for the annual Wine and Art Walk last Friday. The event showcases local artists and business with a fun wine walkabout.
Above left, artist Adrienne Balkany displays her work at one of serval artists tables at the wine station in Kissing Alley.
Above right, classical guitarist Federico L. Serna plays his guitar at Splash Coworking for event attendees.
Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
Above right, artists Madeleine and Clay DeStefano stand with their work at their artists booths for the event.
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Zumba Gold WHEN: Fridays, 9-9:45 a.m. WHERE:The Price Center WHAT: A modified, slower-paced Zumba class, $6 a class. Chair Yoga WHEN: Fridays, 10-11 a.m. WHERE:The Price Center WHAT:The first class
David and Judy Sherrerd are celebrating the 50th anniversary of their marriage. They met at the young ages of 18 and 17 and married June 16, 1968 in Kearney, Nebraska
If forecasters are correct, the San Marcos area could see significant rainfall over the next several days as a low-pressure system in the western Caribbean Sea moves northward through the
San Marcos’ recent run of double-digit monthly sales tax allocations from the State Comptroller’s Office continues, with the city’s June check totaling more than $2.3 million. The city was allocated
Public outcry resulted from the recent decision to close the service road at Canyon Dam. The road, also known as the Vereda Real Scenic Walk, was popular among joggers, walkers
Campers got the chance to dive into summer with a scuba lesson at The Dive Shop as part of the Edwards Aquifer Research & Data Center’s Aquatic Science Adventure Camp. Above, Erika Aston gets ready to go underwater with her group as the campers swim in their scuba gear in the pool at The Dive Shop. At right, campers float on and under the surface of the pool as they try out the shop’s scuba gear.
Daily Record photos by Denise Cathey
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After hearing members of the public share their opinions about the proposed Mystic Canyon development, the Planning and Zoning Commission voted Tuesday to approve a zoning change request for 56
San Marcos Police reports indicate a mini crime spree occurred early Tuesday. Three businesses in close proximity to each other reported break-ins that were preceded by the suspects shutting off
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