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Since the doors of Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos (Centro) opened on Sept. 18, 2010, change has been a constant companion. The changes to date have worked to enrich

A permit for the construction of a 5- to 7-story purpose-built student housing development on South Guadalupe Street is scheduled to go before the city’s Planning and Zoning Commission next

Mayor Jane Hughson’s report to the city council on happenings with the Capital Area Council of Governments (CAPCOG) last week focused on emergency warning services. During her report to council,

An affordable housing development will get no objection from the city if it applies for low-income housing tax credits from the state. The Riverstone multifamily housing project, to be located

April 6 was proclaimed “Live Your Best Life” day in San Marcos, recognizing the San Marcos Youth Commission’s first leadership conference at the San Marcos Activity Center that day. Pictured

New art shows, new and returning vendors, and a children’s egg hunt will all help herald the arrival of Spring at the March 30 San Mercado in downtown San Marcos.

A Kyle man accused of touching three children inappropriately while employed by Head Start has been released from custody. Mark Anthony Ortega, Jr., 29, was arrested March 20 and released

In 900 years Texas State University will be the age of today’s University of Oxford. We seldom look that far ahead, but there’s no reason Texas State should not be

The Gary Job Corps Community Relations Council and Green Group Holdings recently sponsored a Public Works Departments Appreciations Luncheon at Kent Black’s BBQ for the cities of Kyle, Luling, Lockhart

The Record’s online poll March 8 - 22 asked readers whether they think returning to the parental testing option for teens attaining a license would be beneficial. A bill filed

The Union Pacific Railroad (UPRR) is scheduled to close the intersection of Uhland Rd. and Post Rd. today, from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for a rail line replacement. Traffic