Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Lady Rattlers fall at home to New Braunfels Canyon
Sat, 02/15/2020 - 3:41pm
Communication is one of the main focuses for San Marcos this season.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Communication is one of the main focuses for San Marcos this season.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
NEW BRAUNFELS — As the ball came crashing down inside New Braunfels Canyon’s box at Cougar Stadium Friday night, Melvin Molina was a deer in the headlights.
I was in the process of cleaning my desk area to be a little more organized. By organized, I mean putting things that I use in places where I can find them.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Danny Kaspar doesn’t care for dunks.
As the Texas State head coach sees it, very few players used to be able to dunk. Now it’s become a common occurrence — and less impressive to Kaspar.
Photo by Gerald Castillo
Steven Trout wants his team to remember the feeling of losing — the disappointment of last year’s Sun Belt tournament, in which Texas State was eliminated after being upset in back-to-back games as
An exhibit at the Calaboose African American History Museum honoring veterans of color. Daily Record file photo by Denise Cathey
The Dunbar Heritage Association and Calaboose African American History Museum have produced a series of events this February, during Black History Month, that will highlight the cultural and histor
The imminent Permian Highway Pipeline project by Kinder Morgan that has been in the works since fall 2018 threatens to start construction as soon as they have federal permits, which are expected so
City of San Marcos Engineering & Capital Improvements Senior Engineer Jacquelyn Thomas speaks on the city's Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Plan during Wednesday's meeting. Daily Record photo by Dava Flowers
San Marcos residents gathered Wednesday at the San Marcos Activity Center to discuss the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery Plan (CDBG-DR Grant).
The City Park biofilteration pond is a regional water quality facility that treats stormwater runoff from a 20-acre watershed with approximately 12 acres of impervious cover. Pollutants are removed from captured stormwater as it slowly filters through the engineered soil. Photo courtesy of the City of San Marcos
The City of San Marcos placed fourth in the Annual Environment Texas Stormwater Scorecard for 2020.
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. officials on Thursday announced the country's 15th confirmed case of the new coronavirus — an evacuee from China who had been under quarantine in Texas.
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