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 »Residents of Rio Vista Terrace and the public are invited to a groundbreaking ceremony at 9 a.m. on Saturday, March 6 for a major neighborhood improvement project about to get underway.
Freethought San Marcos: A column
by LAMAR W. HANKINS
Sixty years into the health care-for-all debate, some people continue to call health insurance reform socialism. If, by socialism, such people means that the control and …
A city contractor will begin replacing culverts along Sessom Drive on March 4, the first of several capital improvement projects planned over two years for the major arterial.
The Texas State women’s tennis team won their fourth straight match overall and improved to 2-0 against Southland Conference teams with a 5-2 victory over Southeastern Louisiana on Sunday afternoon at the Bobcat Tennis Complex.
A city of San Marcos well tested positive for E. coli during a recent water sample. Notification of the test results were received on Thursday, Feb. 25.
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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.
In conjunction with Black …
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.