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Roughhouse Brewing, a family-run farmhouse brewery located in the Hill Country outside of San Marcos, has started a beer program in a new kind of cellar — a natural, underground limestone cave.

One serious threat to wildlife these days comes from hungry humans. People not only eat plants and farmraised animals, they also chow down on assorted wildlife, including monkeys, bats and certain rare birds.

We all know the virus has affected everyone in one way or another, including the recycling of electronics. Thus today, we will cover a little of some of the changes. Information taken from a couple of articles in an E-Scrap newsletter.

Q. Fall season has begun and I’m in the mood for a spooky read. Can you recommend some horror books?

Collage Making Class

My journey takes me to Redwood Baptist Church home over the past 10 years to its Good Neighbors Summer reading program and a distribution point for the San Marcos Consolidated ISD's Summer Nutrition Program led by Mike Boone. The Pandemic changed things this year.

Following a successful return in September after a six-month COVID-caused hiatus, the Price Center’s San Mercado will return to the Second Saturday lineup again Oct. 10. The Mercado will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in conjunction with the San Marcos Farmers Market (9 a.m. –1 p.m.) and the San Marco Art League’s Art Squared (9 a.m. – 4 p.m.), which both take place on the Historic Courthouse Square, a short walk from the Center. Each event will again feature live musical entertainment and COVID-safe precautions, including required mask wearing by all vendors and shoppers, and outdoor and indoor vendors, spaced safely apart with controlled access to indoor spaces.