Police are trying to identify a man who displayed a gun and knife to rob the Levi store in the Tanger Outlet center in January. Meanwhile, a Buda man has been sentenced to 25 years for a carjacking in May at Prime Outlets across the street.
Read the full story »Humanities Texas, the state affiliate of the National Endowment for the Humanities, has awarded an $11,938 grant to Texas State University for a project that is being developed in collaboration with the Lyndon Baines Johnson Museum of San Marcos.
San Marcos police are investigating the death of a 4 month old child reported on Sunday, July 20. Police and EMS were called to a residence in the 600 block of W. San Antonio Street at 9:25am for a report of a child not breathing.
A San Marcos man was killed and his passenger seriously injured early Sunday, July 20 when the truck they were traveling in struck a tree in the 1800 block of Hunter Road near Wonder World Drive.
The deadline for submitting nominations for the 2008 San Marcos High School Distinguished Alumnus Awards is July 31.
A long way from her native Wyoming, Camee Waterson works on replicating 1920s schoolchildren clothing based on Cotulla school where LBJ was principal.
In another attempt to buttress “The Drive,” Texas State has promoted Bryan Miller to assistant athletic director in charge of marketing and promotions.
With hopes of improving its pourous run defense, Texas State has named Mike Bugar as its new defensive line coach.
“Mr. Kellogg will sing to an enormous ordinary flame of fire and it will become a Bunsen flame, a phenomenon inexplicable to scientists.”
An opener at Waco High, a tough district and only four home games, conspire to present the San Marcos Rattlers numerous hurdles for the upcoming high school football season.
Bret Atwood exploded for a 5-for-6 night with four RBI and a pair of stolen bases to lead the Texas State baseball team to a stately 13-7 win over Texas Tech Tuesday night at Dan Law Field.
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