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KZSM—Kissing Alley Returns for Rocktober Our Kissing Alley Concert Series returns for fall this Thursday, Oct. 19, at 7 p.m. with three hard-rocking bands.

The city of San Marcos will host two events for families to enjoy during the Halloween season. Both events will be free and open to the public.

McCoy’s Building Supply recently announced that Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer Joanne Corum has been awarded the 2023 ORBIE for organizations with over $1.5 billion in annual revenue.

Domestic Violence is a serious issue that plagues our community as well as other communities across the globe, and the Hays Caldwell Women’s Center has made it their mission to protect families since 1978.

Halloween is just around the corner and the city of Kyle has announce a lineup of spooktacular events.

Communities In Schools of Central Texas celebrated the groundbreaking of its new Central Office and Training Center, in Southeast Austin on Tuesday, Sept. 19, according to a press release.

Following an extensive national search, Texas State University has named Matthew Hall its Vice President for Information Technology and Chief Information Officer.

A Texas State University student and Buda native and his brother are currently featured on the 35th season of CBS’ The Amazing Race, competing for a chance to win $1 million.

Students from the Gary Job Corps Student Government Association with SGA Coordinator Hope Powell recently volunteered on World Homeless Day at the Southside Community Center, 518 S. Guadalupe St., serving lunch and passing out clothing. Gary Job Corps Center’s Student Government Association students are Kamiyah King, Kierstian Chavez, Isaiah Johnson, Waleed Matthews, K’Leigh Landree, Alyssa Rivera, Danira Roman, Powell and Southside staff members, Dianca Hernandez, Cassandra Vesper, Lori Ann Grose, Becca Underwood, Director Deborah Villalpando and Programs Director Desiree Miranda. Photos provided by Gary Job Corps

SMCISD Doris Miller Middle School held their Fall Concert on Wednesday. The jazz band offered 'Absolutely Positively,' by Gregory Yasinitsky. The symphonic band played 'Court Festival' by Bruce Pearson, with electric pencil sharpeners for Douglas E. Wagner's 'Revenge of the Electric Pencil Sharpeners.' The wind ensemble closed the evening with two pieces, including 'Night Flight of the Gargoyles.' Photos by SMCISD

For the 17th year, the Hays County Food Bank will provide holiday meal boxes filled with foods needed to make a festive and nutritious home-cooked Thanksgiving meal.