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The commissioners and audience at the most recent Hays County Commissioners Court meeting got to hear what is meant to be a weekly report on the county jail population, outsourced

The first four bills authored by Texas House District 45 Rep. Erin Zwiener focus on water resources and the character of Hays and Blanco counties. Zwiener’s House Bill 1044 relates

The irony hadn’t escaped me. In anticipation of a discussion I was to have the following week, I had traveled to the Lower Rio Grande Valley with a copy of

The city of San Marcos will be examining some potential changes to the city charter — including the municipal election cycle — between now and November. “We are required to

There is an information vacuum when it comes to private companies using eminent domain in Texas.  Even though eminent domain is a governmental power that is supposed to be used

The Hays County Historical Commission’s research to correct errors is “dead on arrival,” non-systematic, and half-hearted at best. As reflected in Ms. Johnson’s “Letter to the Editor,” — “The research

Mr. Winter, As a former Daily Record staffer, I wanted to briefly compliment the work of your editorial team in recent months. I try to at least skim over the

San Marcos Academy students who have gone the “extra mile” in their classroom effort were recognized Jan. 22 during a chapel assembly. A total of 34 students received the Second

A potential decision on what to do for a new central office, including the possibility of a bond election, is on the San Marcos CISD board of trustees’ agenda for