Mayor recognizes San Marcos High’s top graduates
Mayor Daniel Guerrero presents Outstanding Scholar Awards to the valedictorian and salutatorian of the San Marcos High School Class of 2012.
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HEB plans 15,000 square foot expansion in San Marcos
HEB is planning to expand the larger of its two San Marcos stores by 15,000 square feet and remodel the interior to include more space for perishable foods like produce, dairy and bakery.
Letter: Don’t be fooled by Sam Brannon’s lies on Aqua Texas
In this letter to the editor, Woodcreek Mayor ERIC C. ESKELUND takes issue with a flier in support the commissioners court hopeful he says
Higher Ed Coordinating Board releases new almanac
Texas higher education officials released the state’s second annual higher education almanac on Tuesday, a publication designed to provide easily digestible information on every public college and university in the state, including average tuition and fees, students’ average time to degree, and breakdowns on revenues and expenditures.
Letter: Blakeley ready to fight for Hays GOP
Editor: The last race voters will see on the Republican Primary ballot is the Hays County Republican Chairman. Despite being listed last, this race is key to determining the success of our other Republican candidates, this November and beyond. In the State of Texas, political parties have four “tiers” of leadership: Each voting precinct is [...]
Audio: In Texas, price of oil hits a sweet spot
In Texas right now, gas prices are high enough to boost the oil industry but not high enough to hurt demand. Dave Fehling of KUHF News reports for StateImpact Texas on how the “Goldilocks price” — not too high, not too low — is benefiting the state’s economic prospects.
Letter: Pacheco best choice for GOP chair
Editor: I have been a life-long Republican and I have worked very hard for the past 27 years for the Hays County Republican Party. As someone who has served the Hays County Republican Party on the Executive Committee as Secretary, Treasurer, Vice-Chair and Chair, the leadership position up for election this month is very dear [...]
City to name park for soldier who died in Afghanistan
The family of Capt. Paul Peña, the City of San Marcos, the San Marcos Academy, and representatives of the U.S. Military Academy at West Point will dedicate a park in honor of the fallen soldier at a special Memorial Weekend ceremony at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 26.
Jones accuses Wentworth of ethical lapses in new ad
The contest for the Republican nomination in Senate District 25 shows no signs of cooling.
Traffic Report: 05/13/12 to 05/19/12
A rundown of construction or events expected to affect traffic in San Marcos this week including night lane closures on nortbound Interstate 35 and daytime closures on North LBJ Drive and Mill Street.
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