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Cat of the Week: Oliver Oliver is a social butterfly! He is extremely curious, loves playing with toys, and is very happy being held. Oliver is a beautiful one year

The students of the San Marcos High School Orchestra are raising money to travel to New York City and compete at a national level on a major arts platform –

Tomorrow we commemorate the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and I am reminded of the journey of two women. The first is Dolores Crittendon who was wellknown in

I feel this is a very nice piece of news on the recycling of plastics to start the new year with. It was taken from a Resource Recycling newsletter. “Companies

San Marcos Public Library 625 E. Hopkins St. 512-393-8200 Q. I was about to cross a stream when I came upon a bobcat eating some fresh prey. We were both

Hays County and the surrounding areas are starting to feel the weight of the longest federal government shutdown in American history – now officially in its 30th day, as the

Iconic Village Apartments and Vintage Pads will be “grandfathered in” to nonconforming density and parking conditions when owners rebuild the structures damaged in the deadly 2018 fire, but current fire

Sempulse, an innovative medical device manufacturer, will relocate its headquarters to the Science Technology and Advanced Research (STAR) Park at Texas State University. The move will allow Sempulse to expand

Threats to withhold federal emergency relief funds to aid victims of the forest fires that recently ravaged California offer further evidence that Donald J. Trump knows how to harbor a

Editor, Do You Believe it Now? “We are the first generation to feel the effects of serious climate change and could be the last generation to do anything about it.”