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Students from the Gary Job Corps Student Government Association with SGA Coordinator Hope Powell recently volunteered on World Homeless Day at the Southside Community Center, 518 S. Guadalupe St., serving lunch and passing out clothing. Gary Job Corps Center’s Student Government Association students are Kamiyah King, Kierstian Chavez, Isaiah Johnson, Waleed Matthews, K’Leigh Landree, Alyssa Rivera, Danira Roman, Powell and Southside staff members, Dianca Hernandez, Cassandra Vesper, Lori Ann Grose, Becca Underwood, Director Deborah Villalpando and Programs Director Desiree Miranda. Photos provided by Gary Job Corps

Bobcats look to rebound against longtime rival Louisiana Monroe

San Marcos searches for their first win of the season when the Rattlers make the trip back to Lehnoff Stadium to face off with the top-ranked Cibolo Steele Knights.

DEAR ABBY: One of my family members is a loner. I’m the closest relative to them. They invite my children and me over for holiday dinners, but the house is dirty with roaches galore. The bugs even crawl on you during the day on the couch. I don’t want to go there for this reason.

The city of San Marcos Parks and Recreation Department and the members of the Women's Hall of Fame Committee recently announced the four leaders who are the 2023 inductees and newest members of the San Marcos Women's Hall of Fame.

The Hays County Sheriff's Office reported Wednesday that Ray Robert Saenz, Jr., was charged with murder-F1, following an investigation by the San Marcos Police Department after a man was found deceased on Sept. 30.

As a new Texas law further restricting what books students can check out of school libraries takes effect, local bans are gaining steam in districts across the state–in some cases going in startling directions.

Fall is here which means the Pumpkin Patch is back at the First United Methodist Church-San Marcos.

This October marks the first ever Fentanyl Poisoning Awareness Month in Texas as established by Gov. Greg Abbott earlier this year.

The Nobel Memorial Prize in Economics for this year has been awarded to American Claudia Goldin of Harvard University for her work in explaining changes in women’s earnings and participation in the labor market. Dr. Goldin examined more than 200 years of data (much of it gathered through painstaking sleuthing through obscure sources) to identify the causes of changes and the primary forces behind the lingering gender pay gap.