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Just as university students head home from the city as the school year concludes, essentially setting the leasing market into Fall mode, the city of San Marcos will end its disaster declaration status, effective June 30.

The word hero is tossed around in society - sometimes a bit flippantly. And then in others, even such a hallowed term doesn’t seem like enough. When it comes to Captain Paul Peña, a San Marcos Baptists Academy graduate who gave his life in the line of duty fighting for the United States of America, even the word hero doesn’t seem to be enough.

Noveon Magnetics Inc., a San Marcos based rare earth magnets manufacturer, celebrated its opening with a huge gathering on Friday.

Meet the San Marcos High School Class of 2023.

After 40 years as a member of Texas State University, former Strutter, Strutters Director and Texas State faculty member Tammy Fife has announced her retirement from the university.

At KZSM.org, your True Community Radio Station, our broadcasts are created by individual Program Hosts, so each one is unique. Many feature live interviews with an amazing variety of guests from near and far. Since our beginnings in 2017, musicians, office holders, scientists, poets, and passers-by have shared their ideas and their art.

San Marcos Police Chief Stan Standridge will address the Rotary Club of San Marcos on May 31. He is expected to provide an overview of law enforcement priorities and initiatives in San Marcos. Rotary meets Wednesdays at noon at the Holiday Inn Conference Center, 105 Bintu Drive. Visitors are always welcome.

Dear Abby

Some college students have difficulty with mathematics not because they are unable to learn but because they don’t believe in their capabilities. While various strategies have been proposed for addressing this self-defeating mindset, few have been compared to determine which are most effective.

2023: TASSEL READY

Ten Commandments stall out in Texas House as key deadline passes

Oath Keepers militia founder and former Granbury resident Stewart Rhodes was sentenced Thursday to 18 years in federal prison for seditious conspiracy after playing a leading role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol in an effort to keep Donald Trump in office.