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Palmer's Mexican Martini and Hibiscus Mexi-tini with Pepe Z Silver, Paula’s Texas Orange Liqueur, agave nectar, lime and a hibiscus tea ball. Daily Record file photo
Celebrate the one you love this Valentine's with great food, great drinks and great deals at some of San Marcos' finest eateries.
Lauren Hermann watches as Mary Ann Quintero and Hermann’s daughter Zelma play together with stuffed animals at the San Marcos Public Library. Daily Record file photo by Denise Cathey
After a successful inaugural year in 2019, Baby Day is expanding its free early childhood development-oriented programming to nine cities across Texas, including San Marcos.
The Daily Record’s online poll from Jan. 24- Feb. 7 asked readers whether they think a city motorized scooter ban should be written to only affect commercial rental motorized scooter companies.
March primaries are right around the corner and the last day to register to vote in the primaries is Monday, Feb. 3. Registering to Vote: Texans can check to see
The Daily Record’s online poll from Jan. 3 - 24 asked readers whether they think protections against surprise medical bills should be added at the federal level. A new Texas
Troy Rogers as Jean Valjean in the San Marcos CISD production of "Les Miserables." Photos courtesy of Step Rowe
San Marcos High School is putting on a production of the beloved musical “Les Miserables” this weekend performed entirely by students of San Marcos Consolidated ISD.
After two years in the works, action drama series “Father Militant” will have a free public screeningSaturday in San Marcos at the Embassy Suites Hotel and Conference Center, 1001 E. McCarty Ln.
Timothy Jenkins, Serenity Williams, Faith Williams, Nevaeh Veals and Isaiah Jenkins carry the official banner at the head of the 2019 Dunbar Heritage Association's (DHA) Martin Luther King Jr. Day March. Daily Record file photos by Denise Cathey
The Dunbar Heritage Association (DHA) is celebrating the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day with community events and invites Hays County residents to take part to
The Daily Record’s online poll from Dec. 6, 2019 - Jan. 3, 2020 asked readers whether they think the city should have approved a resolution of no objection to the
Despite the New Year’s Day chill in 2019, dozens of people kept to tradition by jumping in the San Marcos River at noon on Jan. 1, 2019. Daily Record file photos by Denise Cathey
As is tradition in San Marcos, every first day of the New Year begins with a plunge into the 72 degree San Marcos River.
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