Seaman Anthony Ybarra. Photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Amanda Rae Moreno
PENSACOLA, Fla. – A 2015 Lehman High School graduate and Kyle, Texas, native is stationed with a command responsible for teaching future information warriors the skills required to defend America
If anyone had informed us sooner about how much fun it is to be a radio host on a community radio station, most of us would be looking forward to
Hays County Sheriff’s Office has received the Neighborhood Champion Award for receiving the most appreciation from residents in Hays County that are members of Nextdoor, a private social network for neighbors and communities. The HCSO is one of the 2,500 public agencies across the country who use Nextdoor. To learn more call 512-393-7373 or visit Nextdoor's website. Shown are (from left) Lieutenant Dennis Gutierrez, Sheriff Gary Cutler, and Lieutenant Todd Riffe. HCSO photo
Hays County Sheriff’s Office has received the Neighborhood Champion Award for receiving the most appreciation from residents in Hays County that are members of Nextdoor, a private social network for
Rev. Brian Henderson, a former City Council candidate has filed to run for Mayor of the city of San Marcos. Here’s what he had to say: “If elected would be
Mark Rockeymoore has announced his candidacy for City Council Place 4 in the upcoming election. Rockeymoore describes himself as an active volunteer in San Marcos who has served as an
The Record’s online poll from July 6-27 asked readers whether they think local governments should be able to restrict fireworks being legally sold. The Texas Legislature has mandated that although
Learning Fun 101 is bringing its LEGO® Boot Camp focusing on Engineering and Robotics to the Price Center Aug. 6-10 for area children aged 4-14. The five-day camp will run
Brandon L. Fotnette
A man found dead earlier this week in Buda has been identified, and the Hays County Sheriff’s Office says the death was a homicide. The body of 36-year-old Brandon Lamont
People in North American did not experience Friday night’s lunar eclipse but the so-called “blood moon” held up to its namesake as it rose over Hays County. Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
People in North American did not experience Friday night’s lunar eclipse but the so-called “blood moon” held up to its namesake as it rose over Hays County. Daily Record photo
Above, a line of people make their way down the silent auction tables full of goods donated by local businesses and community members at the Benefit Dinner in Blue Dahlia
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