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Spring Science Fair showcases student efforts

Gov. Greg Abbott on Sunday said he would veto a toned-down version of a bill to offer school vouchers in Texas, and threatened to call legislators back for special sessions if they don't 'expand the scope of school choice' this month.

San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson made a proclamation fitting for a city covered with historical buildings and rich with history. The month of may was deemed Historic Preservation Month. “Thank you all for what you do to contribute to the history, culture and beautification of our town,” Hughson said.

Dear Abby

The prospect of applying for college and financial aid can be daunting for high school students approaching graduation. But at San Marcos High School, help is available from Texas State University students with their own recent experiences of transitioning from high school to college.

Downtown historic properties tour imagines the possibilities

The San Marcos Unitarian Universalist Fellowship Sewing Guild meets weekly to create handmade children's quilts for families and children in the local area.

What was formerly known as the SMART Terminal, a project dating back to 2019, is officially being marketed by the owners and developers as AXIS Logistics Park, even as the city of San Marcos is “processing an annexation and zoning request for land east of FM 110, between Highway 80 and the Union Pacific Railroad Tracks.'

Editor Note: In honor of Mother's Day 2023, some of the staff here at the Daily Record share glimpses and thoughts of our Moms.

TAKING THE PLUNGE

DOG OF THE WEEK:

For the last of our spring Kissing Alley concerts, KZSM proudly presents award-winning Central Texas singer/songwriter Alex Winters. Her “edgy, honest, introspective” music makes a perfect fit with the ambiance of the historic alley opposite the courthouse. Enjoy this free, family-friendly concert as the lights come on and twilight deepens the blue of the sky.