Firefighters make quick work of San Marcos apartment fire
Carsons get P&Z nod for South End parking lot
Faces: Local men mark milestones in Navy, Air Force
CTMC offers community diabetes screenings
Faces: Former First Baptist pastor honored by city council
Major street closures snarl San Marcos traffic as crews scramble
Historical commission builds, destroys Civil War gunboat for documentary
Major controlled burn could send smoke Buda’s way
Election 2014: Mau wins GOP nod for Hays County DA
Election 2014: Where you vote today in Hays County (interactive)
Cheat Sheet: What’s opened, what’s closed on Tuesday, March 4
San Marcos, Hays County hunker down for another winter storm
In Austin, college board announces major SAT changes
Cheat Sheet: What’s opened, what’s closed on Tuesday, March 4
San Marcos, Hays County hunker down for another winter storm
Author, poet to read at Wittliff Collections, Porter house
Ross Ramsey: Chancellor resignations could extend Perry’s regime long past his term
Update: Texas State to remain closed Friday
A Kink in the Democrats’ chain
Brad Rollins’ Blog: San Marcos trustee candidates have big names to lean on
Q&A: Danny Gonzales on his bid for San Marcos CISD trustee
Q&A: Naomi Narvaiz on her bid for San Marcos CISD trustee
Anti-abortion candidates fared well in GOP primaries
A rundown of the runoffs on May 27 ballot
A Kink in the Democrats’ chain
Lawmaker, retailers target cities’ plastic bag bans
Bullet train attempts return trip after failing once
In Austin, college board announces major SAT changes
Anti-abortion candidates fared well in GOP primaries
A rundown of the runoffs on May 27 ballot
Carsons get P&Z nod for South End parking lot
CTMC offers community diabetes screenings
In Central Texas, drought threatens LCRA’s hydropower
Lawmaker, retailers target cities’ plastic bag bans
Bullet train attempts return trip after failing once
Texas energy demand continues to grow, but slower than projected
Sunday, March 9th, 2014
Danny Gonzales, a manager at TXI Hunter Cement, is running for a seat on the San Marcos Consolidated Independent School District Board of Trustees.
Sunday, March 9th, 2014
In recent years, Naomi Narvaiz has established herself as a vocal and visible Republican activist while serving as a member of the party’s county and state executive committees. Now she is running for San Marcos CISD Board...
Monday, March 3rd, 2014
In a routine now familiar to Central Texas, winter storms — following quickly on the heels of warm, balmy weather — are threaten delayed openings or closures for local schools and government offices. We’ll keep a running...
Thursday, February 13th, 2014
Citing new federal guidelines and recent violent incidents between school police officers and students, a coalition of interest groups has asked the Texas Education Agency to ban the use of “less lethal” weapons, including Tasers and pepper...
Thursday, February 13th, 2014
A new ordinance approved by San Marcos City Council on Jan. 7 authorizes the San Marcos Police Department to mail a ticket to the registered owner of a vehicle caught on cameras passing a bus when its...
Thursday, February 6th, 2014
Texas State closed. City of San Marcos, Hays County open.
Tuesday, February 4th, 2014
The State Board of Education voted last week to drop an existing requirement that all students at Texas public schools take algebra II to graduate. It also approved two high-level math courses that students can take as...
Friday, January 31st, 2014
Local partners in the Seeking Opportunities Achieving Results organization (SOAR) and the Center for P-16 Initiatives at Texas State University will be hosting San Marcos’ inaugural STEM Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (SOAR) Fair 10 a.m.-2 p.m....
Friday, January 24th, 2014
Public safety agencies had responded to more than 50 traffic wrecks in the San Marcos area by midnight and roads were being closed rapidly throughout the county.
Saturday, December 14th, 2013
It has been one year since the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. Texas lawmakers and school districts are among those who have re-examined security protocols after the shootings.
