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Tree removal is planned

CHRISTUS Health is recognizing World Heart Day on Friday by bringing attention to cardiovascular disease.

Bobcats look for their best start since 2005 against Southern Miss

After two years of post-pandemic rebounding, job growth in Texas will begin to slow back down in the last few months of the year, said Roberto Coronado, senior vice president and senior economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, at a Texas Tribune event Tuesday.

For the fourth consecutive year, the San Marcos Art League is bringing Art Scared back to the downtown Square on Saturday, Oct. 21.

Belgian student is studying at San Marcos High School through Rotary program

PATRIOTS SALUTE

Texas Mutual Insurance Company, a policyholder- owned company and the state’s leading provider of workers’ compensation insurance, has distributed $340 million in dividends to over 69,000 Texas businesses, representing approximately 92% of the company’s policyholders, according to a press release Wednesday.

Household debt in the United States is at an alltime high – more than $17 trillion. Of that amount, the lion’s share, almost $12.4 trillion, is for housing, and credit card obligations recently topped $1 trillion. These are big numbers, and they are rising. The question is whether they are a cause for concern. The short answer is “not really” given current conditions, though there are some underlying issues which bear watching.

A San Marcos restaurant will be soon host a a visit from America’s Best Restaurants.

Hays County: September is prepared

To quote the legend Ron Burgundy: 'Boy, that escalated quickly.'