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City honors Kiwanis on 100th Anniversary

Cadet Lt. Col. Ian Urquiola passed his Federal Aviation Administration checkride and achieved his private pilot’s icense on Monday, Aug. 14 at the San Marcos Airport.

For the fifth year, veteran KZSM DJ Metal Mark Moniz presents a massive celebration of heavy metal music encompassing three nights, three venues, and 18 bands.

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Editor's Note: This is Part Two in a series looking at conservation measures for land and water resources in Hays County.

San Marcos High School begins the 2023-2024 school year with a new Business Research course, where students will be the first and only high schoolers in the country to work with the esteemed Harvard Case Study Method.

Almost every other day, Charlie Flatten gets a call about another local water well gone dry.

DEAR ABBY: Our daughter (age 21) has made a series of bad choices and failed relationships since she was 16. She went to college and quit (twice), joined the Air Force and hated it, but managed to get a “general discharge.” At age 19, she had a baby with a high school dropout and violent drug abuser. They’ve had an on/off relationship. He has pushed, shoved and outright hit her, destroyed two of her phones, hit her sister and smashed her phone. He took my daughter’s car while fleeing the police, leaving her and the baby stranded. We have paid countless sums of money for an attorney and sent her more to get her car. She has lied and deceived us on her relationship status. We wanted to believe our daughter.

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Viking Construction will be microsurfacing roads to improve the appearance and life of the road beginning Monday, Aug. 21 and going through Tuesday, Aug. 29.