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The U.S. Secretary of Agriculture has announced that 33 counties in Texas were declared a disaster on Sept. 10, 2018, due to damages and losses caused by severe storms from

Ryan Runcie will share his experience and business advice for fellow artists at a workshop May 2 from noon-2 p.m. at the San Marcos Activity Center Room 2, 501 E.

Clark Regan was the lucky winner of the San Marcos Daily Record’s new subscriber drawing for an Easter bunny and basket of Easter treats — but he wasn’t the only

AUSTIN —  With the potential for severe weather approaching, Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar reminds Texans they can purchase certain emergency preparation supplies items tax-free April 27-29. The Comptroller’s office estimates shoppers will

Dr. Brian N. Guenther was inaugurated as the 15th president of San Marcos Baptist Academy during a Convocation March 30 on the Academy campus. Guenther has served as president of

Empty shelves are a nightmare. Last summer, Hays County Food Bank witnessed a pantry shortage that led to a massive community response. When shelves ran low or empty, the community

As we head further into spring, many Texas consumers are turning on their air conditioning systems for the long summer season. Regular maintenance of your system will extend its life

San Marcos CISD Trustee Juan Miguel Arredondo was arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated early Friday. San Marcos Police records indicate that police arrested Arredondo shortly after midnight Friday

EAST SAN ANTONIO STREET: Every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Half a block of the street closed from the Alley to N. LBJ for the Farmers Market on

Left to right, SMPD Asst. Chief Bob Klett, Mayor Jane Hughson, Fire Chief Les Stephens, Police Chief Chase Stapp, fifth-graders Cecelia Carrisalez and Alyssa Ensle, Principal Scott Masini, Senior Administrative