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I saw what I thought was an interesting article in the Recycling Today newsletter. It concerned the demolition of a large facility and how much they were able to recycle.

Registration is now open for the third annual Friends of the Library Spelling Bee fundraiser, held on March 13 at 7 p.m. at Aquabrew, 150 S. LBJ Dr. Teams of

Two men with lengthy local rap sheets were arrested Friday night for last week’s murder of 20-year-old Aaron “Jack” Jackson Peterman at the Park North Condos on Aquarena Springs Drive,

The mention of the Hays County Civic Center can evoke fond memories in longtime county residents: concerts, livestock shows, youth agricultural competitions, cultural celebrations — and, of course, the Republic

Hays County is re-enrolling in a program that allows the county to buy equipment from the federal government at a discount. At its meeting Tuesday, the Hays County Commissioners Court

Instead of a day off for Presidents Day, the SMCISD board of trustees is getting a full agenda including accountability reports, election dates and a potential decision on a new

In a recent article published by the Texas State University Star on Float Fes, I was a bit confused. The article seemed a shallow assessment on the issue facing Martindale

Dear Editor, I am writing in response to the letter published in the Record on February 3 protesting the sidewalk to be built on Belvin Street. As residents of Belvin

One of the more striking political developments of the last few years has been the partisan sorting of American voters. It used to be that both the Republican and Democratic

With Valentine’s Day just past, the expressions of love, warmth, and passion have been evidenced at every turn. Whether through social media, commercial adaptations, or even direct verbal communications with

A 61-year-old local man who tried to rob the U.S. Post Office in San Marcos on Thursday remained behind bars the next day in lieu of a $75,000 bond. Peter