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It’s not often that an organization gets to celebrate a 100th Anniversary, but this year the League of Women Voters of Texas is proud to do just that. Born out

AUSTIN – After a recent outbreak of fatality and injury incidents involving tow truck drivers and other first responders, Texas motorists are asked to slow down or move over for

Starting Saturday, Jan. 26, furloughed workers are invited to join us for a free Taquito and coffee from 6 to 11 a.m. every morning until further notice. The offer is

The Texas State University Center for International Studies Honorary Professors Naming Committee has recommended that Dr. Rodney E. Rohde, be awarded the title of Honorary Professor of International Studies, and

A pipeline that Kinder Morgan wants to build through Wimberley Valley will be the subject of several public meetings. The first, called by Pct. 3 Commissioner Lon Shell, will be

KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) — The case against defendants charged after a 10-year-old boy was decapitated at a Kansas water park should be dismissed because the Kansas attorney general’s office

The Record’s online poll from Jan. 4 - 11 asked readers whether they have been personally affected by the government shutdown. Hays County and the surrounding areas were starting to

The Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board has authorized Texas State University to offer a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering degree program, the first in Texas with a holistic emphasis

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Pictured are Jennifer, Cheryl and Allen Espinoza, co-owners of Reliable Air located at 4702 N. State Hwy 123 Set. C, along with the San Marcos Chamber Ambassadors, as they celebrate

Members of the local American Veterans (AMVETS) Post 104 visited the Discovery Center on Jan. 18 to award a check of $500 to support work on the Sessom Creek Natural

Following a successful first run in the fall of 2018, Texas State University and The Price Center in downtown San Marcos are again partnering for “Connect Across Generations,” an exercise