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Despite my best preventive measures, I have spent decades enduring the “stillgottas.”

“The only thing that we’re not doing is we’re not shooting people who come across the border, because of course the Biden administration would charge us with murder.”

Texas State’s student-led agricultural project plants roots as a self-sustaining community

MotherShip Studios is set to present the second annual San Marcos Studio Tour Friday - Sunday, April 5 - 7, the weekend preceding the April 8 total eclipse. This city-wide tour will include artists’ studios within San Marcos and Martindale, beginning with a kick-off event at MotherShip Students on April 5 at 7 p.m. where guests can mingle with local artists and explore a group exhibition of all participating artists for the duration of the tour.

“After an extensive search, the Wimberley Players is proud to announce what they hope to be their most exciting season to date,” said Karin Cunningham, Vice President of Wimberley Players Marketing. “The selections for the 2024 season’s five productions includes an eclectic mix of popular, challenging and controversial plays.”

The Heritage Society of San Marcos will host a Mardi Gras Martini Happy Hour and Silent Auction on Thursday, Feb. 8, from 5 - 7 p.m. at the Historica Hays County Courthouse located at 111 E. San Antonio St.

David Schachter, of Kyle, was found not guilty of Assault - Offensive Contact, a class C misdemeanor. A second charge of the same offense was dismissed, according to a press release from Schachter’s lawyer Lytza Rojas.

The National Institutes of Health’s National Institute on Drug Abuse has awarded Texas State University a grant to study prescription drug abuse among youths.

Though one can hope to never be in a situation in which blood donations are needed, it is a very real possibility for any person. If that day ever arises, it's blood donations from community members that will contribute to a life saved.

New nonprofit helps keep elders connected to community

Dear Abby

Richie DeVillier’s property east of Houston has been owned by his family for generations and had never flooded, but that all changed when the state revamped Interstate 10.