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Caldwell County Judge Hoppy Haden and Commissioners Court were on the receiving end of a hefty grant courtesy of Workforce Solutions Rural Capital Area, (WSRCA).

BAT NIGHT AT THE GARDENS

HEADING TO FAMILY FESTIVAL

SEARCHING FOR TREASURES

FRIDAY

San Marcos continues to search for their first win of the season as the Rattlers end a three-game road to return back to Toyota Rattler Stadium in a critical district showdown with the Converse Judson Rockets.

San Marcos police officers and professional staff must receive training on responding to political violence and voter intimidation and ways to develop community trust as part of a legal settlement approved Tuesday over a 2020 incident in which a caravan of Trump supporters were accused of harassing a Biden campaign bus as it drove on Interstate 35.

The San Marcos City Council received staff presentations and held discussions over the Vision SMTX Comprehensive Plan and Downtown Area Plan at their regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday.

Multitude of Musicians

Texas’ aging water and wastewater infrastructure – already in disrepair and losing billions of gallons of water a year–is facing a second and equally ominous threat: a worker shortage.

DEAR ABBY: I’ve been separated and divorced for two years. A year ago, I met a man through a mutual friend. He was also going through a divorce. We started communicating, fell in love and have been traveling back and forth between Ohio, where he works and lives, and New Jersey, where I am.

The Texas Department of Public Safety again partnered with the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma to offer a five-day Interdiction for the Protection of Children Train the Trainer Course from Sept. 25-29, according to a press release Wednesday.