Hays County officials, along with other governments in the region, are considering a statement in support of the Environmental Protection Agency’s proposed stricter air quality standards, but seeking wiggle room to come into compliance.
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The Hays County Historical Commission continues its “Voices of Hays County History” series Sunday, February 28, by turning the spotlight on Ollie Giles, a long-time San Marcos resident and community activist.
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The San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce welcomes PARK HILL APARTMENTS and MAURICES.
It was a tale of two halves at Strahan Coliseum Wednesday night as Stephen F. Austin used a pair of decisive runs to overtake the Texas State men’s basketball team and pull out a 77-70 victory.
One-time District Attorney candidate Paul C. Velte IV continues to maintain his innocence as he appears headed to trial on a dozen felony charges stemming from his stepdaughter’s allegations that he sexually assaulted her, his attorney said this week.
In one of their few face-to-face debates, State Rep. Patrick M. Rose called challenger Andrew H. Backus a single-issue candidate in their battle for the Democratic Party’s nomination. Backus did his best to reinforce the charge.
San Marcos Mayor Susan Narvaiz will host a public forum on economic development, the redevelopment of Springtown Shopping Center and the Alamo Drafthouse proposal at 10 a.m. Saturday, February 27 a City Hall.
The San Marcos ACCess coalition officially kicks off a petition drive this week seeking signatures from San Marcos CISD registered voters to call an election to join the Austin Community College District.
Orchesis Dance Company will stage two performances for its 2010 production of “Side Show” March 19-20 at 7:30 p.m. in Jowers studio 178 at Texas State University-San Marcos. Tickets will be available to the general public and students for $5, cash only, at the door.
The Philosophy Dialogue Series at Texas State University will present cosmology and creation mythology as its discussion topic for the week of March 1-5 in Psychology 132.
Street and utility work expected to affect traffic in San Marcos (Tex.) next week