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‘Tis the season to be jolly – but it hasn’t always been so jolly. There is a dramatic history of battles at Christmas time.

That is what Lisa Arceneaux, an environmental engineer in San Marcos Texas thought about adding a rainwater collection cistern to a spot in her yard where no bushes would grow, and the rain off the house splattered mud on the walls.

Immigrant rights organizations have sued Texas after Gov. Greg Abbott approved one of the strictest state immigration enforcement laws, which authorizes police to arrest immigrants suspected of crossing the border illegally.

Money magazine has named Texas State University’s health administration master’s program one of the “Best Grad School Programs in America” for 2024.

This holiday season, the Hill Country Freethinkers Association made contributions to two San Marcos charities: the Bobcat Pride Scholarship Fund and the Cold Weather Shelter Program of the Southside Community Center.

City aiming for public outreach before moving forward

BRING ON THE TAMALES!

No Permit Friday, Dec. 22, 7 to 10 p.m. 9595 Ranch Rd 12

Texas State signed 22 new players to their roster as part of the early signing day.

Dear Abby

Gov. Greg Abbott traveled to the Rio Grande Valley on Monday to sign into law three bills that pour more money into his three-year effort to deter illegal immigration at the Texas-Mexico border and give Texas law enforcement authority to arrest undocumented immigrants anywhere in the state.

Hays County Commissioners Court heard a presentation by Austin Pets Alive! that gave an overview of community engagement efforts at the regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday.