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So, you thought by cutting the cable-TV cord you’d avoid exorbitant monthly fees and those dreaded commercial interruptions. Now, you’ve subscribed to so many streaming services that your monthly tab is higher than before, and it turns out that’s the least of your problems.

Texas State was unable to find their much needed victory as the Bobcats fell to a South Alabama Jaguar buzzer beater losing 65-64.

Texas State notched their second straight win on Saturday as the Bobcats defeated the Southern Miss Golden Eagles 60-55.

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The Justice of the Peace Precinct 2, Place 2 court, located at 5458 FM 2770 in Kyle, will open to the public on Monday, Feb. 5.

Texas gained more jobs than any other state in the previous decade from businesses relocating from other parts of the country, according to a report published Friday by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

The price for home materials has risen, along with the price of everyday goods and services. Many in the community are in need of housing repairs that would address basic needs, and the city decided to heed the call by providing funding to two local nonprofits. The San Marcos City Council unanimously approved funding agreements for $400,000 each of American Rescue Plan Act Funds to go to Operation Triage and Mission Able for a total of $800,000 in order to establish a Home Repair and Rehabilitation Program to benefit local residents.

Adults with Disabilities Dance his the sweet spot

The Greater New Braunfels Chamber of Commerce, Seguin Economic Development Corporation, Schertz Economic Development Corporation and the Cibolo Economic Development Corporation are proud to announce their collaborative effort in hosting the first Regional Job Fair of 2024. This highly anticipated event is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, Feb. 6, from 10 a.m. 2 p.m. at the Mckenna Event Center 801 W San Antonio St, New Braunfels, TX 78130 and will feature over 50 employers from Cibolo, New Braunfels, Schertz, and Seguin.

The Texas Education Agency’s annual report was released last week. It indicates per-student funding in the 20212022 school year averaged $14,928 per student, up 42% since 2011. However, state funding has only risen slightly in the past decade, while local funding has increased substantially.

The Rattlers fought until the final whistle Friday night.

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