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Following the Mistick Krewe of Okeanos neighborhood parade, the festivities extend into Downtown San Marcos. The Downtown Association of San Marcos (DASM) invites everyone to join in the Mardi Gras Downtown celebration during its inaugural 2024 activation. Embrace the spirit of Mardi Gras as local businesses roll out themed specials, delectable food and entertaining performances. Various Downtown Association members of San Marcos will participate in a storefront decorating contest, dressing up their facades into energized, fun and artistic displays that extend a warm welcome.

Much of the music we play on KZSM 104.1 FM and KZSM.org comes from right here in the heart of Texas—but not all of it. One of our newest shows, “Heartbeats and Echoes” (Wednesdays 10-11 a.m.) features music from around the world—places you might never see or only dream of visiting.

In response to a lawsuit brought by Rethink35 and other opponents of the I-35 Capital Express Central project, TxDOT Executive Director Marc Williams signaled the agency plans to vigorously defend the much-needed project.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing the city of San Marcos and San Marcos officials over ordinances and enforcement related to how the city handles certain marijuana offenses. Paxton is also suing the cities of Austin, Elgin, Killeen and Denton.

A San Marcos Police Department car chase following two juvenile suspects ended in a wreck, a foot pursuit and ultimately the death of the passenger who fell 70 ft. into an open quarry pit in Comal County early in the morning on Tuesday, Jan. 30, according to city officials.

One of the most beloved traditions at Texas State added another chapter on Wednesday morning.

DEAR ABBY: My brother recently called to tell me he had proposed to his girlfriend, and she happily accepted. While I’m glad he is happy, I’m worried about what to do if he asks me to be his best man.

4-133rd from San Marcos deploys to Europe

Interest rate cuts are coming. Just not yet.

A report from the Texas Oil and Gas Association shows that the state’s energy industry is showing no signs of waning, boasting record levels of crude oil production as the federal government introduced further environmental regulations that industry leaders said are designed to hinder production.

After freezing cold temperatures caused the postponement of MLK Day activities, the Dunbar Heritage Association has announced the rescheduling of its MLK Walk & Celebration, originally slated for January 15. The event will now take place on Saturday, Feb. 3.

Dear Abby