Dripping Springs man gets 15 years for bank robbery spree
County dedicates highway named for murdered trooper
San Marcos Area Habitat for Humanity buys Victory Gardens property
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CTMC, Blue Cross wait for the other to blink in contract dispute
County dedicates highway named for murdered trooper
State recognizes Hays County for financial transparency
Walton Development names new regional president
Man shoots at firefighters then falls asleep with rifle, police say
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Brad Rollins’ Blog: Warlords massing troops for Simsboro water battle
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Poet Jorie Graham next up in Texas State’s Lindsey Literary Series
Randian hero Ron Paul to address young libertarians at Texas State
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State recognizes Hays County for financial transparency
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Randian hero Ron Paul to address young libertarians at Texas State
Dripping Springs man gets 15 years for bank robbery spree
Texas banking chief issues rules for Bitcoin
Walton Development names new regional president
Stage 3 drought water use rules begin Sunday
PEC board candidates to make debut at April 24 forum
Brad Rollins’ Blog: Warlords massing troops for Simsboro water battle
Poet Jorie Graham next up in Texas State’s Lindsey Literary Series
San Marcos celebrates inaugural Texas Wild Rice Festival this weekend
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Feria del Mariachi festival returns to San Marcos this month
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Audio: Battle looms as Democrats try to restore education cuts
Texas House might restore some education budget cuts
Amid anti-testing furor, a focus on high school courses
Perry backs changes to student testing requirements
Reducing school tests draws support in House hearing
At capitol education rally, tough words for Legislature–
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by ALANA ROCHA
Ask any of the estimated 2,700 members of the American Federation of Teachers who came out Monday for the group’s lobby day, and they’ll tell you their top priority is restoring the $5.4 billion in cuts made last session to public education. They’re also focused on reforming standardized testing and ensuring teachers have a sound pension system.
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Nice to see the teachers union with their dues paying members out demanding more public money under the guise of it being ‘for the children’. What a joke. Teachers union.