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Economic development agreements figure heavily in the San Marcos City Council’s agendas for its work meeting and regular meeting on Tuesday. At its work meeting, scheduled for 3 p.m. Tuesday,

Cooperation and communication were the themes in a panel discussion on regional transportation projects, priorities and concerns at the second annual San Marcos Chamber of Commerce Transportation Summit. “We must

As the musicians play — the lights turned down low — off to the side at the bar sits a small desk lamp illuminating a workspace where Sandy Taylor focuses

Dear Editor: Isn’t it amazing that Central Texas has a claim to fame already thanks to a vote from new U.S. Rep. Chip Roy, who represents a part of Hays

Dear fellow San Marcos residents, Attention San Marcos Rattler parents, who would like their children to grow up and, find good paying jobs and stay in San Marcos? The San

Editor, The Hays County Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) would like to take this opportunity to address the San Marcos City Council and announce their support for Cape’s Dam

Editor, The S.M.C.I.S.D. board of trustees met on Jan. 22 and on the agenda was a bond proposal for a new administration building. The proposal was tabled so that the

Editor, In his recent letter to the editor (Sunday, January 20th), Dick McBride stated that there was “no guarantee” humans will survive the devastation being caused by climate change/ global

The Hays County Commissioners Court honored the Wimberley Lions Club on its 50th anniversary and thanked the members for their assistance to nonprofits and their service to the community. The

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