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Ginger and David McCullough are doing something they never expected — providing broadband services to their community. “We were living in the Texas panhandle and running a cattle ranch,” Ginger

San Marcos Public Library 625 E. Hopkins St. 512-393-8200 Q. I think my friend would like the Reacher series by Lee Child. The first one I read was my favorite,

Last week we talked about how robots are being used to help sort recycled material, a lot of which is plastic; so today we’ll talk a little more about plastic

My journey this week takes me to Memorial Day, a time to remember the greatest sacrifices others have made for our nation. Former Infantry Commander Burn Loeffke in his 2019

Texas State University is clearing trees from its old golf course to make way for athletic fields, and many residents are unhappy about it. The San Marcos Daily Record has

It’s said man’s best friend is his dog. Audrey Sohikian, a local wildlife biologist, agrees. Her Golden Labrador Retriever holds a special place in her heart; but it’s not any

The San Marcos City Council asked a burning question during a discussion of work along C.M. Allen Parkway: “When is it going to be done?” At its meeting Tuesday night,

During World War II, of the 500-plus MLB players who served, only two young Americans were killed. Captain Elmer Gedeon, with the USAAF’s 86th Bomb Squadron, was shot down on

Along with hundreds of others, on the night of Dec 7, 2017, I went to the courthouse square to honor Officer Kenneth Copeland, who had recently been killed in the

Spring in East Texas always announces its arrival with an annual tree-pollen allergy apocalypse, followed by our own version of monsoon season, when most residents consider trading in their pickups

Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra is hosting a series of “Hundred Days in Hays” meet-and-greets in June and July. Becerra will share what he has done in his first 100

AUSTIN — Towns in Hays and Blanco counties are a signature away from a new tool to reduce light pollution and preserve their dark skies. The Hill Country Night Sky