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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

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 [...]

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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 [...]

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Jones accuses Wentworth of ethical lapses in new ad

The contest for the Republican nomination in Senate District 25 shows no signs of cooling.

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Updated: Early voting starts for May 29 primaries

Two days after a school board elections were held across the county, residents are headed to the polls again on Monday as early voting for the May 29 party primaries gets underway.

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inSanMarcos hosting Narvaiz at May meeting

Former San Marcos Mayor Susan Narvaiz, who is running for U.S. Congress, is the featured speaker at inSanMarcos’ May meeting.

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Election 2012: Final, unofficial results

Returns for the May 12 elections for San Marcos CISD school board, Hays CISD school board, Dripping Springs CISD school board, Dripping Springs city council and Wimberley city council. Plus, Kyle local option mixed drink sales election.

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San Marcos CISD voters keep Allen, oust Chiu

Allen wins a fourth term wit 895 votes as Paul Mayhew takes the other at-large seat with 900. Meanwhile, Kyle voters supported loosening liquor laws to allow for mixed drink sales in establishments other than restaurants.

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Live Feed: School board election day

We will post San Marcos CISD election results here as they come in this evening. Polls close at 7 p.m.

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Letter: Conley’s record speaks for itself

Editor: As chairman of the Hays County Republican Party, I write with an urgent message about our upcoming Republican primary election. Very seldom do I weigh in on a primary campaign, but the stakes for Hays County and our party could not be higher than they are in this election. Less than two years ago, [...]

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