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4-133rd from San Marcos deploys to Europe

The Gary Job Corps is a critical element to the local workforce. They train the youth to do many trades that are essential in order to maintain to everyday life as we know it. And in the week leading up to Feb. 2, coined Groundhog Job Shadow Day, job corps nationwide will be sending students to shadow employees working the jobs that they will one day do themselves.

January is School Board Recognition Month

A moratorium was recently issued on permits for new liquefied natural gas (LNG) facilities. Although the reasons were purportedly related to climate change, the reality is that slowing the development of this market is actually deleterious for the environment, not to mention the global economy, human sustainability, and geopolitical stability.

Interest rate cuts are coming. Just not yet.

The Rattlers swallowed a tough pill Tuesday night.

Texas State University’s student population is growing alongside that of the city’s. With an influx of students, the university is continually looking for ways to provide affordable housing that is not just for freshmen.

Armadillo Boulders takes fitness to new heights

The San Marcos Area Chamber and Greater San Marcos Partnership are co-hosting the 2024 “Transportation Summit” business luncheon on Tuesday, February 20, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the San Marcos Conference Center/Embassy Suites, with presenting sponsor HNTB.

A bomb threat, which was later determined to be false, caused the evacuation of five residence halls on the Texas State University campus on Wednesday.

You had a great 100year run, AM radio, and your demise is breaking my heart.

Talk of an impending “civil war” is reckless and incendiary.