Texas State learned tough lessons in their loss to Sam Houston last Saturday. The Bobcats will have to regroup on short notice for their Thursday night showdown with the Troy Trojans.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Bobcat volleyball swept Louisiana in their conference opener. Texas State returns home this weekend for the first time in a month.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State learned tough lessons in their loss to Sam Houston last Saturday. The Bobcats will have to regroup on short notice for their Thursday night showdown with the Troy Trojans.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
It is a short turnaround for the Texas State Bobcats who will make the trip to Troy, Alabama in a Thursday night showdown with the Troy Trojans.
Bobcat volleyball swept Louisiana in their conference opener. Texas State returns home this weekend for the first time in a month.
Daily Record photo by Gerald Castillo
Texas State volleyball opened conference play with a two-game sweep of the Louisiana Ragin’ Cajuns, winning the first match 3-2 [16-25, 2125, 25-18, 25-14, 15-11] and the second match 3-0 [27-25, 25-20, 2522].
San Marcos Academy defeated the Austin Veritas Defenders 44-14 in a homecoming victory for the Bears.
Reid Wood makes the hit on the Navarro quarterback in the Texans 47-21 win over the Panthers. Wimberley snapped a two game losing streak in their district opener.
Photo submitted by Julie Albini
celia rosales & adam rossing special to the record
Illiana Perez stars as Emily Webb and Nicholas May stars as George Gibbs in the Texas State Theatre & Dance production of Thornton Wilder’s “Our Town.”
Photo by Lauren Jurgemeyer
School Bus Safety Week is a time set aside by schools during the third full week of Oct. to share the importance of keeping students safe as they travel to and from school on buses. Despite the extensive safety measures in place, school bus-related accidents continue to occur at an alarming rate, many of which are preventable with more vigilance and respect for the rules designed to protect our children.
Americans’ right to speak their minds is considered sacred, which is why we must fight to protect the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and the Texas Citizens Participation Act. Both measures were carefully written with protection of the individual — the “little guy” — in mind. They’re designed to give David a fighting chance if he finds himself in a legal duel with Goliath.
Everett Romano, a.k.a Heavy Mellow, in his element, working in the studio with fellow musician YNGJSH, who produces music for Ariana Grande. Photo by Takeshi Kudo
Above, John and Allison Hardy sit with their son Turner, and Ella, Maya and Joanna during an adoption ceremony where the Hardy's adopted the three girls. Below, the Hardys watches a judge during an adoption ceremony at the family's home on Friday. Daily Record photos by Lance Winter
Diego, a South American Tortoise, went missing from his owner Daniel Guerrero — former San Marcos Mayor. Diego and Guerrero were recently reunited after a month-long search. Above, the duo pose together for a photo. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
Above, the local nonprofit, grassroots organization Mano Amiga, along with HOME Center and San Marcos Public Library staff hosted a press conference Thursday to discuss enhanced IDs. Daily Record photo by Alyssa Gonzales
Graduate safety Troy Lefeged Jr. (No. 4) gets to Troy quarterback Gunnar Watson during Texas State's game against the Trojans on Oct. 16 inside Bobcat Stadium. Lefeged is second on the team so far this year with 46 tackles. Photo by Gerald Castillo
Two Hays County Barbecue joints were honored by Texas Monthly has top spots in the state — Hays Co. Bar-B-Que in San Marcos and Creekside Cookers in Wimberley. Above, Hays Co. Bar-B-Que Owner Michael Hernandez poses next to three issues of Texas Monthly, each naming his restaurant in the Top 50 barbecue spots.. Daily Record photo by Lance Winter
On Oct. 11, the Indigenous Cultures Institute will hold a press conference to announce plans to build the center and host a prayer rally at the steps of the Hays County Historic Courthouse at 6 p.m. Above, people gather for a blessing during the 2019 Sacred Springs Powwow. Photos submitted by Indigenous Cultures Institute