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For a safer San Marcos, leaders must see transportation as a complex system, not as a disconnected series of infrastructure projects. Last Wednesday, the City and TxDOT held a public

Letter to the Editor When I opened “my” Daily Record on Wednesday at 4:30 a.m and read that Robin Blackburn was “moving on” up to another adventure and I was

Dear Editor, I have enjoyed having the San Marcos Record lately. Reading the wonderful story about the Southside Community Center’s Summer Work Camp and Cade Crowder gave me hope for

Recently, I found myself standing in front of my old house in Philadelphia. From 1966, when I was 4, until 1969, when we moved to Delaware County, I lived in

The San Marcos Chamber of Commerce announced that the 2019 San Marcos Welcome Guide and Choose San Marcos video campaign was recognized for excellence by the Texas Chamber of Commerce

As a volunteer organization consisting of folks with jobs, families with kids, and retired individuals, summertime often means that our program schedule may contain more encore presentations than usual. However,

The SMCISD Board of Trustees will hold two special meetings this week. The board will meet on Monday, where it will discuss the proposed tax rate and budget for 2019-2020.

AUSTIN (AP) — Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott announced on Friday that he will send another 1,000 National Guard troops to the U.S.-Mexico border while accusing Congress of failing to

AUSTIN (AP) — A federal judge in Texas has sanctioned a Philadelphia-based law firm for knowingly violating court orders and ignoring a subpoena to produce documents relevant to lawsuits filed

WICHITA FALLS, (AP) — Authorities say a North Texas probation officer fabricated records and sought to revoke the probation of a pregnant woman whose child the officer wanted to adopt.

HOUSTON (AP) — Authorities say a 26-yearold Houston woman who was driving an SUV toward her children in an apparent game of “chicken” struck and killed her 3-year-old son. Harris

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