San Marcos, TX News

• San Marcos, TX News
• Primary voting is today
• June 2012 City Hall Calendar
• Traffic Update: May 27-June 2, 2012
• Public Meeting Set for Hopkins Street, Thorpe Lane Upgrades
• Massive crane lifts old theater from Spring Lake
• Saturday Memorial Day ceremony to pay tribute
• Ruiz makes presentation about tax risks for boomers
• HOT coming to Wimberley
• 2012 seniors to sweep San Marcos
• Texas leading state for small business
• City plans park dedication in the name of San Marcos soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Growth leads to 'School' designation for Department of Criminal Justice
• TSUS Regents name Strutters Gallery in honor of Linda Gregg Fields
• Pack it Up and Pass it On
• University shuts down water well as precautionary measure
• The Collector: Robert Schmid finds bits of history hidden along San Marcos River
• Dinosaurs: Mendez students tour Heritage Museum
• SMCISD: Villalpando new board president
• Honoring Our Fallen Heroes
• BBB: Don’t get steamrolled by asphalt paving scammers
• ‘Surprize Patrol’ awards teaching grants for innovation
• NSF awards Texas State $3.1 million for materials partnership with Research Triangle
• Obesity is a time bomb for nation’s youth
• Pike Powers Contracted By GSMP to Provide Expert Services
• City to Observe Remembrances of Fallen Heroes
• Rio Vista Pool Opens for Memorial Day Weekend
• Hobbs new chief nursing officer in New Braunfels Christus
• Texas State University reducing energy use; AC, lighting targeted
• Area gasoline prices drop 4.4 cents in week
• Improper relationship: Teacher resigns after allegations surface
• The Fallen: Annual Memorial Day ceremony to pay tribute
• Traffic Update - May 18, 2012
• Texas State wins Southland Conference women's all-sports trophy
• Stripped bare: Officials concerned about riverside development
• Kyle woman charged with leaving baby alone inside car
• Corpus Christi man is killed in crash along the interstate
• City Honors Top Graduates
• Honoring Teachers of the Year
• Keeping Mental Health In The Public Eye
• GSMP signs Pike Powers for tech consultation assist
• Vietnam War memorial: Replica goes on display in the rotunda of courthouse
• City to observe remembrance of fallen heroes; dedicate park
• San Marcos Daily Record website reaches milestone in online visitors
• Roadwork projects under way in the city
• LBJ Museum of San Marcos golf tourney Saturday, June 2
• Mendez Elementary Partnership program a success
• Major changes are in store for the ‘big’ H-E-B
• One in seven Hays children live in poverty
• Industrial Asset Management Council Spring 2012 Professional Forum
• Western Swing Festival
• GSMP one of 16 participants in IAMC Spring Professional Forum in Bastrop
• Texas motorists warned to ‘buckle up or pay up’
• Cape’s Camp property may become home to apartments
• Kyle ACC groundbreaking set
• LWV honors Emery for service to the San Marcos community
• Driver charged in death of San Marcos soldier
• Comanche water main project will take a year
• San Marcos Academy honors employees
• Fort Worth Star-Telegram: Spring Lake project is restoring ecological, historic gem
• Filmmaker Turk Pipkin to speak at Texas State’s Platypus Workshop
• Winning the Future: San Marcos native is on his way to the White House
• Trustees Allen and Mayhew ready to get to work
• Alvarado: First job is to ‘get rid of Lloyd Doggett’
• Romo: Tax reform is at the top of House to-do list
• Doggett: Education remains a high priority for Texans
• Public Invited to Meeting On Comanche Transmission Main
• It’s back to the polls for voters; primary elections May 29
• Goodnight choirs receive honors at UIL competition
• Watermelon Thump: Luling fest June 21-24
• Advocacy workshop for emerging Mexican-American leaders Saturday
• Workplace safety is personal for San Marcos city employee
• Torso murder suspect dies after long illness
• Narvaiz says her public service record is a plus
• Roark wants to represent the people well
• Yoggerst tired of goings on in Washington
• Park will be named for fallen soldier
• CTMC upgrade to walking trail now under way
• ‘Been There’ program helps families
• Sales Tax Revenues Up 2.62% in San Marcos
• Comprehensive Master Plan Schedule Through September 2012
• City Council Preview : Tuesday, May 15, 2012
• Men's track & field finishes 2nd, women 3rd at SLC Outdoor Championships
• Bobcats softball wins SLC tourney, set to face LSU at NCAA Regional in College Station
• Greater San Marcos Partnership Welcomes New Board Members
• San Marcos Traffic Update: May 13 – 19, 2012
• San Marcos CVB Honors Rogers Family Tourism Award Recipients
• City of San Marcos Launches New Website
• Apply for Student Support Services
• Hays County commissioner Pct. 3: Brannon seeks improved fiscal responsibility for county
• Hays County commissioner Pct. 3: Conley stands by experience, and accomplishments
• City Council Approves LBJ-MLK Memorial Design
• Council Packet Meeting, Workshop
• Workplace Safety is Personal for City Employee
• Agencies Launch ‘Citizen Observer’ Alert System
• Warren Leukemia Society’s ‘Man of the Year’
• Seton drops scheduling fee in the ER
• 'Party bus' shooter gets 25 years
• Project Graduation 5K run/walk slated May 19
• School of Health Administration hosting conference on long-term care
• SMCISD early voting closes
• Unlocked doors give burglars easy access
• San Marcos Police Charge Suspect With Sexual Assault
• SMCISD celebrating School Nutrition Week
• Hays road projects given green light
• Sexual assault suspect jailed
• First class of nursing students prepare to graduate and hold pinning ceremony
• Classic Chevys: Classic Chevys
• Celebrating Texas, Western Swing Style
• Students at SMHS are grieving senior who died over weekend
• Fieldses to receive honorary doctoral degrees Thursday
• Mendez students shine at Cinco celebrations
• Hot temps brings need for cooling solutions
• Agencies tout new notification system
• May is ‘Older Americans Month,’ county proclaims
• San Marcos Traffic Update: May 6 – 12, 2012
• Honoring Public Service In San Marcos and Hays County
• Project Graduation Plans Safe Festivities for SMHS
• Jerry D. and Linda Gregg Fields donate $1.1 million to Texas State athletics, Bobcat Club
• Seeking Scout: Worried owners offer reward, hope for best
• Tourism bringing in billions annually to Texas
• Sheriff's race: Ratliff sees too much politics, not enough crime fighting
• Sheriff's race: Cutler says his experience is of great value to the county
• City Receives Highest Marks on Audit
• LWV candidate debate Monday
• BBB urges consumers to check moving companies
• Communicare receives Susan G. Komen grant
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Youth chorus sings Monday
• San Marcos Shining Stars will sparkle again in 2012
• Mathworks getting foundation support for algebra program
• Summer Fan Drive Is Now Underway
• San Marcos To Enter Stage 2 Drought Restrictions Monday
• Saturday night to bring ‘supermoon’ to the U.S.
• New Park Rules to Take Effect in January, 2012
• Texas Natural and Western Swing Festival
• Jerry and Linda Fields to receive honorary doctorates at spring commencement
• 37th Annual Tour of Homes
• Want to dig for treasure? Not on state’s public lands
• BEC members will get back $2.9 million
• Area codes: Meeting set for 737 overlay with 512 territory
• Meeting scheduled to discuss removal of Aquarena Sky Spiral and Sky Tram
• San Marcos Cobra ‘invasion’ raises needed funds for warriors
• Volunteering For A Safer City
• Teachers of the Year: San Marcos CISD recognizes top 10 for 2011-2012
• BBB: Check out funeral homes
• Two GSMP programs win statewide recognition
• Park rules get nod
• College of Liberal Arts honors three as distinguished alumni
• Migrant project continues to grow
• Texas State researchers recognized for infection research
• Visit a historic site for free during Preservation Month across Texas
• Monument ‘confluence’ set May 31
• Help for caregivers
• Police Officer Memorial Service here May 15
• Hill Country Youth Chorus slates campus performance on May 7
• GenTX Day planned for Central Texas high school campuses
• Texas State Blood Drive
• Texas State to join Sun Belt Conference for athletic competition in July 2013
• Health & Human Performance’s Steven Furney named Piper Professor
• Texas State research on deadly MRSA infections named ‘Hot Topic’
• University Star honored at Society of Professional Journalists' Mark of Excellence Awards
• Bobcat softball clinches share of SLC regular-season title with sweep of Northwestern
• HealthCheck ‘12 coincided with peek at robotic tool
• City Council Preview : Tuesday, May 1, 2012
• Voting? Check numbers first
• Rotary’s 2012 Job Fair was the biggest the group has hosted
• State, Amazon reach deal on taxes
• Study: No Texas county untouched by hunger
• BEC board votes to change voting rules
• Caleb Warren finalist in Leukemia Society race
• LCRA: Centex lakes still low
• Army reserve burglarized; target was kitchen gear
• Citizens Participate In Visioning Workshop
• Police ID Accidental Shooting Victim
• San Marcos Traffic Update: April 29 – May 5, 2012
• Pursuit closes campus: Lehman High on ‘lockdown’ while suspect was sought
• Tennis Boosters offering bargains, barbecue Saturday
• Foundation supports Mathworks algebra program in San Marcos
• SM municipal court honored
• Old email spreading misinformation about exemptions for homesteads
• Police identify accidental shooting victim
• Puntos de Vista documentary film festival announces 2012 winners
• Texas State students earn honorable mention in 2012 PRSA competition
• Confused? Local voters face two May elections
• City giving away Burr Oak trees today
• Man Dies In Shooting Incident
• May City Hall Calendar
• Council Packet Meeting on April 27, 2012
• Wounded warriors to tour classic car museum
• TxSt team honored with EPA’s P3 Award
• Moving to stop hunger
• Students pitch in to help women
• Property appraisals up a bit
• Sunshine Mentorship Initiative pairs undergrad, high school students
• Research suggests link between sleep abnormalities, memory deficiency
• Teaching Clients The Ropes
• Easy Breathing
• Explaining the Options
• San Marcos CISD trustee candidates speak out
• CTMC Health Check Starts UP
• Heritage Weekend
• Council to Meet Thursday on Zoning Strategies, Park Rules
• City Observes Crime Victims' Rights Week
• City to Give Away Free Trees for Arbor Day Friday
• San Marcos Municipal Court Honored at State Conference
• Zoning, park rules workshop slated by city council
• Need a job? SM Job Fair set Thursday
• Mueller TCTA president-elect
• Moody elected to board of TCTA
• Goodnight students hit right notes at competition
• HealthCheck chock full of screenings, programs
• PEC announces director candidates; sets election
• Texas State wins prestigious P3 Award from Environmental Protection Agency
• KDK-Harman Foundation grant boosts Mathworks algebra program
• Center for Migrant Education hosts 2012 Leadership Conference
• Hays County Constable - Precinct 1: Peterson likes working with community, those in need
• Hays County Constable - Precinct 1: Amaya wants to apply his training in law enforcement
• Authors' gift establishes endowment in creative writing at Texas State
• $3.25 million: Kyle opens new public library
• DCP signup deadline near
• Area gasoline prices show 3.6 cent drop
• SMCISD: Teen parent and Toddlers programs receive two grant awards
• Buying a vehicle? Transfer title quickly
• Students help school grow business
• Traffic Report: April 22 - 28, 2012
• Open House On Bridge Replacement Project On Guadalupe Street
• Author Amelia Gray to give reading at Katherine Anne Porter House
• Texas State observes Denim Day USA to raise sexual assault awareness
• Falling Aquifer Level Triggers Stage 1 Water Restrictions
• San Marcos Animal Shelter Announces New Hours
• Author Tim O’Brien to give reading at Texas State’s Wittliff Collections
• Rebecca Raphael named Distinguished Teaching Professor
• Mentors making a big difference on Mendez campus
• Sales Tax Revenues Up 17.65% In San Marcos
• Crockett grills up an appreciation lunch for its volunteers and staff
• Program to assist vets in business development
• 100-year-old farms, ranches being sought for recognition
• Roadway project payback speeding right along
• Deadline to register to vote is April 30
• County clears Parks and Open Space Plan
• New York Times best-selling author Rick Riordan to speak at LBJ Student Center
• Theatre program selected to perform at World Shakespeare Festival
• iPads, Kindles to the rescue
• GPS leads authorities to suspect, stolen truck
• Super’s contract extended
• City Seeks Input on River Road Bike Lanes on April 23, 2012
• Boys & Girls Club invites residents to experience ‘magic’ at open house
• Gary vocational services made more accessible to SMHA residents
• City council, commissioners slate quarterly joint meeting Thursday
• Rainwater Revival grants for Rainwater Revival grants for schools
• USDA reminds producers of Tree Assistance Program USDA reminds producers of Tree Assistance Program requirements
• Texas State hosts 12th Annual Texas Music History Unplugged concert
• Despite overcast skies, Hats Off for Hospice event shines
• TxSt: SIFE students team up with CA$H Radio
• Ride 2 Recovery: Texas trek: Wounded warriors stop in San Marcos
• Area gas prices fall
• Future Vision: Residents asked to share their hopes, dreams for San Marcos
• KTSW’s MR Fest
• Public Visioning Workshops - Everyone Invited to Help Shape Community Vision
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, April 17, 2012
• City Prepares To Welcome Steam Train To San Marcos
• Animal Control Officers Catch, Release Bobcat
• San Marcos Traffic Update: April 15 - 21, 2012
• Bobcats find city life to their liking
• Invitation to Community Open House on Zoning, Park Rules and LandDevelopment Code
• City Observes Fair Housing Month
• April Named Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Super job evaluation is Monday
• New voter registration cards in mail
• South African artist will perform at TxSt
• Christus Santa Rosa, doctors sign management agreement
• CTMC: Hour of Prayer set on May 3
• County, TxDOT agree on FM 110 improvement exchange
• TWC offers tips for teens and employers as summer hiring starts
• San Marcos officer and former officer indicted in 'road rage' incident
• Couple indicted in abduction case
• D-I-V-O-R-C-E: Hays County Dispute Resolution Center takes on touchy subject
• Big issues on the table
• USAF returning to San Marcos
• Sales tax rebate totals show rise once again
• Big Issues on Table at Community Open House - Zoning Strategies, Park Rules and LDC
• Piano, trumpet concert set Saturday at Episcopal church
• Texans pay less for groceries in the first quarter
• Assessing water conservation for landscapes to be session topic
• Muslim Students Association hosts dialog on Jesus in Islam, Christianity
• ‘A remarkable 17 percent increase’
• TxSt commuters find shuttle, VIA connection awkward
• San Marcos Police Identify Crash Victim
• City Creates Beautification Hotline
• Call before you dig
• Beautification Hotline calls out for resident tips
• CTMC Foundation adds three new board members
• LBJ Museum of San Marcos seeks golfers, support for its annual tourney
• Registration for summer ACC classes is now open
• Texas State unveils slate of events in observance of 2012 Earth Day
• Texas State hosts 3rd Puntos de Vista international Spanish film festival
• Police identify crash victim
• Jury finds Simmons guilty; sentences him to life
• San Marcos City, Local Groups Team Up Against Child Abuse
• Call 811 For Safe Digging At Job Sites
• Rio Vista Pool party lottery set Wednesday
• Police investigating nighttime pedestrian fatality on interstate
• Town-Gown effort earns top honors
• ACC Hays Campus construction bonds issued
• Area gasoline pump prices show hike of 2.7 cents
• New York Times: Texas State scientists find possible explanation for sinking of Titanic
• Lazos Celebration welcomes international student filmmakers
• Burglars hit Best Buy
• County holding monthly auctions at new center
• Defendant ruled in contempt in middle of his murder trial
• ACT Recognized For Town-Gown Collaboration
• San Marcos Traffic Update: April 8 – 14, 2012
• City Honors Vietnam Veterans
• 200 Vets Heading to San Marcos in 'Ride to Recovery'
• Nature Center Planning Wildflower Fiesta
• Road work under way in the city
• The Georges to headline Thursday at final concert of spring series
• Texas State hosting national Forensic tourney; final rounds today at SM Conference Center
• Register Now for Summer Fun 2012 in San Marcos
• KSMB Spring Concert Features The Georges
• AFA National Tournament
• Intern in San Marcos: New regional job training, experience push announced; Job Fair April 14
• Utility officials warn of fake bill collection scheme
• CTMC sets blood drive on April 19
• Land, Smart code comments sought
• Kyle removes its water restrictions; conservation urged
• 5K: Public is invited to help two youngsters cancer patients
• Heart Walk awards handed out
• Murder trial of Mark David Simmons chock full of courtroom drama
• Public Invited To 5K Fun Run Benefitting 2 Young Cancer Patients
• Collision Claims Life on I-35 Access Road in San Marcos
• City Seeks Public Comment on Land Development Code, San Marcos SmartCode and Architectural Standards
• Rio Vista Pool Party Lottery Slated April 11
• City Warns of Fake Bill Collecting Calls
• Service Milestones: CTMC recognizes employees for their years of dedication
• Suspect in assault arrested in Florida
• Producers reminded of signup for the CRP
• Ride 2 Recovery: Wounded veterans bicycling into town April 16
• Our kids, I and others all say the darndest things
• Talk, text, crash: TxDOT targets driving distractions in month of April
• Merchandising professor to lecture at Buda Chamber of Commerce
• Texas State hosting American Forensic Association national tourney
• Hehmsoth debuts two new compositions in April performances
• TP&W designates segment of river State Scientific Area
• Building permits continue to show increases
• Bald Eagle is spotted near river; mated pair possible
• 5K, 1K results in the Dash 4 Dawn
• Rotary to host San Marcos Job Fair; more than 40 employers expected
• Legendary rock musical ‘Hair’ takes stage at Texas State
• Found at construction site, old cornerstone may be from old high school
• Dash 4 Dawn attracts 377 participants, raises funds for Angel Drops
• Simmons murder trial continues; defendant acting as own attorney
• Park rules due final vote: Proposed ban on alcohol expected to draw crowd tonight at City Hall
• Rogers Family Tourism Award Nominations
• Survey reveals worrisome shortfall in Health Information Tech workers
• The Greatest Generation: Milton Aalen recalls days of riding a B-24 into the heart of the battle over Europe
• 30-day challenge: What would you change about yourself? SMHS students set to ponder the future
• Formula 1 track will impact much of Central Texas area
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, April 3, 2012
• Preserving historic cemeteries
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Unemployment rate in Austin area declines
• Texas jobless rate drops once again
• Texas State, area communities slate GenTX Day
• CTMC recognizes physicians on National Doctor’s Day
• Parking pinch: Expert to offer downtown tips
• SMA seniors earn Optimist Club honors
• PEC’s member forum to discuss goals April 2
• ‘Attitude of Gratitude’
• San Marcos Traffic Update: April 1 – April 7, 2012
• Q&A Session on Parking Slated with Expert Donald Shoup
• Aransas Pass slates free in-water boat show April 20-22
• County employees to assist food bank
• CONA will hear from candidates on April 5
• Internships in Texas get help from the TWC
• Cesar Chavez Celebration
• SMCISD trustee candidates: District making great strides, but test scores need to rise
• SMCISD trustee candidates: Trustees should focus on setting policy and goals
• SMCISD trustee candidates: Student achievement merits community involvement
• SMCISD trustee candidates: District should teach kids jobs for future, not the past
• Insured children no longer eligible for PHD shots
• Rec Out fees have changed
• Texas State, area communities prepare to celebrate GenTX Day
• Bobcat baseball dumps no. 16 Oregon for second day in a row with 7-6 win
• Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center to hold annual auction on campus
• SM trustees stretch Thanksgiving break
• Jacob's Well: Master Plan meeting set in Wimberley
• County makes grade on audit report card
• Areawide gasoline prices still moving up
• Ficke family joins together for annual Kyle reunion event
• ‘Puntos de Vista’ April 27 at Texas State University
• Move propane cylinders with care, RRC says
• Packet meeting
• School of Music announces performance schedule for April
• MSA 28th Annual Silent Auction
• Bobcat baseball cruises to 11-3 victory over no. 16 Oregon
• Wings of Freedom
• Knife pulled as truckers face off over parking spot
• Farmer Fred’s Garden Spring Carnival
• 2012 April City Hall Programs
• Ed Sprencel Honored on Retirement
• City Honors American Heart Walk
• Lockhart WIC to Host Nutrition Fair
• County supports fight against tuberculosis
• Sexual Assault Awareness Month features ‘The Purity Myth’ screening
• Gift establishes Rose endowed writing fellowship
• Lockhart WIC office to host Nutrition Fair
• Gift card offered in text is scam
• FOCUS math program now accepting summer applications
• Barbara Jordan Media Awards here on April 28
• Debates: Local League of Women Voters schedules two spring public forums
• Austin officer arrested in family violence case
• Council Packet Meeting on March March 30, 2012
• Great Pets Looking for Love, Good Homes
• City Honors Bobcat Build –Coming March 31!
• Grupo Fantasma
• Texas State hosts 29th Annual Barbara Jordan Media Awards
• Two school track records fall in Houston during Victor Lopez Classic
• Drought easing for all of Hays County
• San Marcos Traffic Update: March 25 - 31, 2012
• Rio Vista project status: Meeting set Thursday at the Nature Center
• Cold cases: TxSt forensic anthropologists solve crimes for National Geographic TV
• North LBJ work open house will be Wednesday
• TWC: Benefit changes due
• O’Leary lays himself off of job
• San Marcos CISD student artists are celebrated with Youth Art Month activities
• Cook Hearing and Balance opens branch in San Marcos
• Medicaid, education and debt
• City, TxDOT Slate Open House on North LBJ Improvements
• Rio Vista Terrace Improvements Project Update Meeting Scheduled March 29
• Guadalupe County Judge will resign
• Forensic anthropologists solve historical cold cases for National Geographic TV
• Sheriff proposes elimination of 3 security positions at new center
• Old Hoosegow needs home
• Philanthropic gift establishes Rose Endowed Fellowship in Creative Writing
• Cobras coming to town
• Bank robbery suspect is held in the Hays Jail
• Alcohol ban in parks gets first-reading OK
• San Marcos Council Approves Park Rules
• Suspect sought in brutal attack of teenager
• Tree, saws and ladders don’t mix for amateurs
• TxSt student group to honor Cesar Chavez
• Brown bag luncheon presents comparison of research methods
• Thermon reports third quarter fiscal results; revenue of $69 million
• Utley, Beeman book wins Philosophical Society ‘Award of Merit’
• RFSA sets annual meeting, lunch
• 2012 Vendor and Travel Fair
• The Preservation: Free park concert tonight at 6:30 p.m.
• Storm Causes Wastewater Overflow
• Rec Out Announces Changes To Registration, Fees
• Thursday Free Concert Features ‘The Preservation’
• Heart Walk here Saturday: Annual San Marcos event raises funds for research
• Four faculty to perform 18th century Spanish music in San Antonio
• International symposium explores issues of women and free speech
• Encore Series: Grupo Fantasma concert March 31
• Rain causes water overflow at city plant
• 23rd-ranked Texas State baseball team completes season sweep of no. 19 TCU, 8-4
• Buda bank heist
• Occupy Free Speech: Getting Women's Voices Heard
• City’s colorful past revisited in text, unique photographs
• ASG Election
• Journal publishes student work for employers to see
• Sweepstakes: Goodnight, Miller bands grab awards
• BBB: Beware of spring weather-related scams
• Jacob’s Well meeting set; plan nearing completion
• At risk: San Marcos site on short list of most endangered places in Texas
• San Marcos Traffic Update: March 18 - 24, 2012
• Encore Series presents Grammy Award-winning Grupo Fantasma
• Author Louise Erdrich to hold readings at Texas State, Porter House
• World Walks for Water 5K and Benefit Fun Run
• Volunteers Participate in Great Texas River Cleanup
• Anne Marie Taylor pitches no-hitter as Bobcats sweep SFA
• More commuters hitch rides on Bobcat Trams
• Warrant Roundup collects $15,000, clears up 72 cases
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, March 20, 2012
• Seguin WIC To Host Nutrition Fair
• Texas business tax amnesty announced
• Stroke, osteoporosis screenings Saturday
• Egyptian Fulbright Scholar to present public lecture at Texas State
• Outstanding improvement: San Marcos wins grant, state environmental award
• Soldier from San Marcos fatally struck by car in Arizona
• Kyle council race quiet – very quiet
• Angel Drops’ Dash 4 Dawn set March 31
• Council Packet Meeting
• New Texas Alliance Takes Aim at International Recruitment
• San Marcos WIC hosts Nutrition Fair
• CTMC says scholarship application deadline near
• Council packet meeting
• PEC seeks feedback from members at a special April 2 forum
• Texas State students host Grafik Intervention in Dunbar Historic District
• Hays Commissioner precinct lines get nod
• World Heritage Site: Headwaters’ designation by UNESCO would be a first for Texas
• City of San Marcos Promotes ‘Fix a Leak Week’
• Public Invited to Free Shredding Event March 24
• Wings of Freedom: Airport will host blast from past as planes, copter swoop into town
• New alliance takes aim at international recruitment
• Campgrounds busy during ‘Break’
• Philosophy Dialogue Series considers ‘Freedom, Responsibility & Technological Change’
• Theatre’s production of ‘As You Like It’ garners Falstaff Award noms
• Preservation Summit slated March 22-23; registration now open
• Tournament Madness returns to the pages of the Daily Record
• SIFE to hold fourth annual Race 4 Relief on March 24
• Some Trails to Close for Warbler Nesting Season
• Ready to get rid of that old paperwork? Shred Day is March 24
• ‘Fix a Leak’ week begins
• Students pitch in for Rwanda
• Kyle sets forum for visioning
• Texas State theatre presents Chekhov’s ‘The Cherry Orchard’
• U.S. Justice Department opposes 2nd voter ID law
• Greater San Marcos Partnership gets behind Net Impact
• Gasoline prices in area ease up a little
• Spring concert series to continue Thursday
• San Marcos Traffic Update: March 11 – 17, 2012
• First Night of the KSMB Spring Concerts Cancelled
• City of San Marcos News - Mayor Commemorates Nutrition Month
• Woman offers details about fatal shooting
• Texas State students to cover SXSW Interactive 2012 during break
• Summer I & II Registration 2012
• New ‘Handbook of Texas Music, Second Edition’ set for launch
• Texas State, PSC partner for 4th annual electronics recycling event
• Philosophy Dialogue Series considers ‘Role of a University in Democratic Society’
• Texas Department of Public Safety warns against Spring Break travel to Mexico
• Walkoff single lifts no. 21 Bobcats to 3-2 victory over no. 4 Rice, 3-2
• San Marcos Traffic Update: March 4 – 10, 2012
• Council Proposes New CDBG Funding Category
• New Braunfels WIC to Host Nutrition Fair
• The iceberg’s accomplice: Did the moon sink the Titanic?
• School of Music announces March schedule of events
• Juilliard, Texas State honor First Amendment in joint concert
• Butler honored by Association of American Geographers
• Sundance: Eclectic local record store closing doors after 35 years
• The Pretender: Larry Jacobsen: Affidavits of probable cause tell quite a story of investigations alleging fraud all across the U.S.
• Trustees set to consider hiring football coach
• Recycling here will soon pay new rewards
• Deadline for SMCISD board filing is Monday
• Job-seeking Hays vets can get help from county Veterans Service Office
• Perez gets interim job with SAISD
• Amy Dubose honored by Texas Board of Realtors as top executive
• Local students receive JROTC promotions at SMA
• City seeks developers for more medical space
• Black History Month: Telling the story through music at Goodnight school
• City Railroad Quite Zone project street closing concerns residents
• Mother arrested after girl found in the road
• Matt Flores named assistant vice president, Hillviews managing editor
• Texas State names its two newest residence halls
• National Geographic VP to deliver Grosvenor Distinguished Lecture
• Project blows whistle on loud horns
• County, federal authorities arrest suspected con man
• Districts: Court shakes things up with new lines; but will they hold?
• City Prepares For Railroad Quiet Zones
• San Marcos Police News - Stabbing Suspect Arrested In Lockhart
• WIC counselors making a difference in child health
• Ofelia Vasquez-Philo due honor for work with Centro
• Washington Post cites Texas State archaeologist on origin of first humans in America
• State of the City: Mayor says Kyle a ‘success story’
• TWC recovers $3.9 million in fraud funds
• Texas State’s O’Malley named Fulbright U.S. Scholar to Chile
• Freedom of the Press: Texas State dialogue series March 5-9
• Former SM supers in running for SA job
• City ready to wrangle ’12 budget
• Hays animal control ordinance amended
• Update: Stabbing suspect in custody
• Mendez education includes healthy eating and exercise
• Fourth grade champ raising awareness about sport of chess
• Philosophy Dialogue Series considers ‘Freedom of the Press: Old and New Media’
• AARP offers tax assist
• For Dezaray Reyna, Leap Year a chance to celebrate two birthdays
• USAF takes look at SM Muni
• Caldwell home invasion: San Marcos man held
• WIC Counselors: Making a Difference in Children’s Health
• Police Identify Murder Victim, Suspect
• Volunteers Invited for City Master Plan Committee
• 2012 March City Hall Programs
• First Recycling Incentive Program In Central Texas Is Driven By New Wireless Technology
• Texas State, University of Texas faculty announce music theatre workshop
• Hays County blood drives set in March
• Selecting a good travel agent is a crucial part of trip
• San Marcos' first murder: Suspect, victim identified
• Conklin, Tonatiuh co-winners of 2012 Rivera Children’s Book Award
• CTMC-sponsored Wimberley Health Fair set March 24
• Master Plan: City’s Citizens Advisory Committee in need of volunteers to help update comprehensive guide for the future
• Gasoline prices in area keep increasing
• San Marcos Police Investigate Homicide
• Post-game wedding proposal a slam-dunk for Bobcat senior Kelsey Krupa
• The Great Texas River Clean Up Coming March 3
• Spay Day Offers Free Services for Pets
• Honoring George Washington’s Birthday
• Budget Workshop Slated February 28, 2012
• Stolen Valor: Law making it illegal to falsely claim military honors under fire in high court
• City Welcomes German Exchange Students
• San Marcos Traffic Update: February 26 – March 3, 2012
• Cómo Nos Ven, Cómo Nos Vemos
• Bobcat Pause Memorial Service
• Linda and Jerry Fields donate $1 million to fund Strutters Gallery at Bobcat Stadium
• Texas State celebrates 24th annual Communication Week
• Taxpayers urged to use ‘Free File’
• Investors being targeted via social media sites
• Despite election delays, old voter cards are still OK
• Birth of the boats: Jack ‘Pop’ Warner: Remembering the beginnings of Aquarena Springs
• Zoning: Petition asks city to put changes on hold until Master Plan completed
• San Marcos City Encourages Youth Exercise, Activities
• Abstraction and mortality: Two TxSt art exhibits open
• SIFE assists True Vineyard Ministries
• Nolan’s proposal selected for conference
• Austin area gasoline prices expect to rise
• City Slates Multi-Cultural Art Classes For Children with Artist Veronique Hahn
• Community leaders read to students of the CDC
• TxSt: Fulbright Ambassador honor bestowed on Hale
• Dog death rules due review from commissioners
• Warrant round-up: Pay soon or risk starting weekend off in cuffs, court ... and maybe jail
• San Marcos residents find using sun’s rays can pay in lots of ways
• San Marcos Residents Go Solar, Get Rebate From City
• Invasion of the snails: Little creature poised to create big problems for CenTex fish
• Big Brothers Big Sisters recruiting in Central Texas
• Diamond Line’s championship form earns state title
• County discussing animal control law
• Midway point in filing for SMCISD board
• San Marcos Traffic Update: February 19 - 25, 2012
• Final Level of Service Meeting Slated for Feb. 23, 2012
• Manhunt: Suspect caught after highway chase, trek through the woods
• Despite all efforts, sub theater still submerged
• Castro gets 12 years for his role in deadly 2009 robbery
• Engel is Adult Education Administrator of Year
• Kyle woman charged with injuring a child
• Former detective to speak against WOD
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Final ‘Level of Service’ meeting set
• City Offices Closed on Monday, February 20, 2012
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, February 21, 2012
• City of San Marcos News - SMHS Evacuated for Report of Suspicious Fumes
• KIDFISH event here on Feb. 25
• Convenience store burglarized
• SMHS: Chemical odor brings Haz-Mat crews
• Two different sides of Castro
• Old underwater theater proves to be a heavy load
• Luling resident gets 75 years in child sex assault
• De la Teja named Supple Professor at Texas State
• Seminars targeting nonprofits
• City’s level-of-service survey available online
• Dogs that killed 12 chickens euthanized
• Castro trial: Horrific crime scene left responders shocked
• New flight fee fought by APOA
• Level Of Service Survey Now Online
• Esther Carrizales Celebrates 25 Years With WIC
• San Marcos Lifts Stage 1 Watering Restrictions
• Castro robbery trial begins
• Council packet meeting is Friday
• Author Elissa Schappell to hold readings at Texas State, Porter House
• San Marcos lifting Stage 1 water rules
• SMHS academy structure showing benefits
• Warmer winters could prove inviting for invasive vampire
• Mayor, Chorus Deliver Singing Valentine to City Hall
• Keep the Romance Alive
• First Place - Russell Smith: Romance a process that never ends
• Second Place - Misty Maldonado: Love, respect and communication help create strong bond
• Third Place - Michelle Kraft: It’s the small things throughout the year that mean the most
• De la Teja named Supple Professor of Southwestern Studies
• Water: EAA lifts Stage 1
• Sutton is new CFO at CTMC
• Area gasoline prices on rise
• Agencies Plan Warrant Roundup Starting Feb. 25
• Public Invited To Meet Crossroads Sculpture Finalists
• Fire Department Stops Billiard Hall Blaze
• Warmer winters could prove inviting for invasive vampire bats
• San Marcos Traffic Update: February 12 - 17, 2012
• City Master Plan Overhaul on Horizon
• Animal Shelter to Offer Free Spay/Neuter Day
• City to Hold Workshop to Discuss CDBG Grants
• City of San Marcos News - Sign Up for P and Z Comments Extended
• Pakistani women visit with officials in Kyle
• BBB: Be wary of Do-Not-Call scams
• Teen held for threats
• Celebrating Black History Month
• Promoting Healthy Lifestyles
• Parks and Rec Seeks Public Input on Land Management
• Texas State student veterans to graduate with honor cords
• Three Community Open Houses Ahead
• City Seeks CDBG Project Applications
• San Marcos Traffic Update: February 5 – 11, 2012
• School of Music hosts 13th annual Feria del Mariachi
• Trail Riders Coming to San Marcos
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, February 7, 2012
• Collision Claims Life of Hays County Man
• Texas State to remove ailing bur oak tree at the River House
• Osher Reentry Scholarship program promotes return to college
• Authorities investigate Buda kidnapping report
• Fire truck, EMS unit make contact
• Fire Destroys Home In San Marcos
• Business Leadership Week: Mr. A Griffin
• Participate in Texas’ historic preservation plan
• O’Neal named ‘College Teacher of the Year’ during Texas conference
• CTMC programs: Heart attack and falls prevention
• Narvaiz: Pioneer Spirit Award
• Student assault did not occur, police say
• Securities board: Investors urged not to chase yield
• Seguin firm plans expansion, sees 300 new jobs
• Population on rise
• Health Check: Registration, blood draws under way for CTMC’s annual screening event
• Collision claims life of Hays County man
• ‘Road rage’ probe details few
• What’s in a dream?
• Council Slates Packet Meeting Friday
• Top Ten: Poison dangers for dogs remain high
• AACSB accreditation renewed for McCoy College of Business
• Stake a claim to your brand
• Encore Series presents acclaimed Tapestry Dance Company
• Poet Richard Siken to give readings at Texas State, Porter House
• Voter registration cards are delayed
• Gas prices on way up
• Aquarena Anew: ‘It’s a work in progress, an organic, natural work.’
• Landslide at project site sparks concern that city rules not adequate
• Cultural exchange brings Chinese visitors to SMA, San Marcos
• Tomás Morín wins prestigious American Poetry Review prize
• Deepak wins national award for paper on population growth
• AACSB accreditation renewed for McCoy College of Business
• Corales named Wilson-Rockefeller Brothers fellow
• Career Services Kick Off
• Texas State student named Wilson-Rockefeller Brothers fellow
• Alumna Glass to highlight 3rd annual WISE conference
• Grant boosts Generation Texas college prep initiative
• San Marcos Traffic Update: January 29 – February 4, 2012
• City Services Open House at Dunbar
• Filing date for SMCISD trustee positions nears
• In the know? Text a tip to task force
• Downpour Causes Wastewater Overflow
• Champions of Change is focus of Greater San Marcos Partnership Annual Report
• Missing Child Believed to be In Mexico
• Kyle Police ID woman killed in hit-and-run
• Keeping your landscape free of deer
• Perry hits Obama-level approval rating in Texas
• Saturday fair to focus on opportunities for youngsters and families
• San Marcos Street Closures Update - January 25, 2012
• 2012 February City Hall Programs
• San Marcos CVB Wins Award for Advertising and Convention Promotion
• Tailgate party set Feb. 5
• Planting zone maps reflect warming shifts
• Downpour causes wastewater overflow
• Watch for scams associated with severe weather
• Kyle website wins award
• Hip-Hop Culture makes the grade as new honors course
• Yazedjian honored as member of Leadership Texas for 2012
• Rains fall, creeks rise: Powerful thunderstorms drop anywhere from five to nine inches
• Hays Youth Livestock Show kicks off today
• Tax raid plucks local restaurant
• Forum to lure those with money to invest
• Eddie Durham Jazz Festival celebrated at Texas State
• Invasive snail, parasite potentially threaten Central Texas fish stocks
• Don’t fall for ’em: Ten tricky job interview questions to watch out for
• San Marcos CVB receives awards at TACVB meeting
• McCleary lecture will address time series experiments
• Steve Martin’s ‘Picasso’ at TxSt on Feb. 7
• Resolve to be a smarter consumer
• Sheriff’s office to host town hall meetings
• Storms knock out power to thousands
• Flooded roadways; high water rescues greet the morning
• TxDOT directs planting of trees along highway; almost 500 to take root
• Career Services kicks off spring season as job outlook improves
• Jan. 31 deadline for paying without penalties
• Area gasoline prices up 3.7 cents a gallon
• Texas State presents Steve Martin’s ‘Picasso at the Lapin Agile’
• Project Graduation: Parents, volunteers planning special party
• Foster care initiative lands grant to boost intern support
• Dr. Byrom to be honored
• Scholarships: CTMC to honor area students
• Rain, winds on way
• New York Times: Texas State moves a step closer to the Top Tier
• Richard McCleary to deliver lecture on time series experiments
• New coach, redistricting on agenda for trustees
• Cyclist, bus collide; rider hospitalized
• Residents Invited to Open Houses, State of City Event
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Fire danger back again
• Suspect in sexual assault sought here
• Capitol Area Scouts to honor Ted Breihan
• LBJ Museum slates annual meeting Feb. 1
• Health activist Teddy Herrera brings message of wellness to Travis campus
• San Marcos Traffic Update: January 22 - 27, 2012
• Animal Shelter Joins With Purina To Match Pets With Seniors
• Toastmasters Honored For 1,000th Meeting
• Fall 2011 Graduates pick up your diploma
• PEC CEO optimistic about 2012
• LWV Wine Tasting set for Jan. 24
• Court throws out judge-drawn Texas electoral maps
• ‘Transforming Lives’ goes public: SMA raising funds for new event center
• Sessom project: Residents not ready to let down their guard just yet
• University suspends fraternity
• San Marcos Police News - Pedestrian Killed On SH 123 Identified
• Pedestrian Killed By Auto on Hwy 123 In San Marcos
• Boy & Girls Club:: Young artists focus of annual showcase
• Perry quits presidential quest; says he'll support Gingrich
• Kyle police trying to identify victim, driver in hit-and-run fatal
• City invites human service agency funding applications
• Friends of the Cemetery
• Texas State to co-host AITP national conference
• City to offer recurring card payments
• Sheriff’s office to host town hall meetings
• Computer science awarded grant by Department of Defense
• School of Music announces January-February schedule of events
• San Marcos dive team finds body of missing Houston man
• Architectural standards: Does downtown San Marcos need stricter rules to protect the integrity of its historic core?
• Out of the blue of the Texas sky come pilots aplenty for Redbird fly-in brunch
• West Point: One SMA student headed for academy, another considering it
• Wimberley students lead memorial for former student who died in car accident
• City to Offer Recurring Card Payments for Residents
• City Sets Sessions on Downtown Architectural Standards
• Workforce gets assist from SIFE
• Pedestrian hit, killed
• University police investigate sexual assault
• Council says no to project
• Residents Invited To Review City Services
• Bobcat Day
• Student artists honor MLK
• Conley elected board chair of CAMPO
• County to TxDOT: speed up process
• Sessom project decision expected tonight
• ‘Core 4’ Meet To Address Key Community Issues
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: January 15 - 21, 2012
• Sales Tax Revenues Increase 4.28% In San Marcos
• Some Customers Due for Backflow Prevention Tests
• Sessom project due council vote
• 3 Finalists Chosen for Crossroads Sculpture Project
• City Council Preview: January 17, 2012
• City services review at Cuauhtemoc
• Core 4: City, county, SMCISD, Texas State contemplate future values and goals
• Backflow prevention testing: Some residents, businesses being contacted by the city
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• City offices to be closed
• Frost Bank - San Marcos names Hartman to VP post
• Jacob’s Well meeting Jan. 19; natural area up for discussion
• City, county start year on positive note with sales tax rebate jump
• Texas Manufacturers Summit: February gathering will feature statewide speakers, industry tours
• Kyle man faces charges following wreck and chase
• Professional calling firm not connected to San Marcos Lions
• Citizen Police Academy Spring Class Starts Jan. 31, 2012
• City Invites Human Services Agency Applications
• Police Investigate School Assault
• MLK March Monday: Public invited to honor civil rights leader
• Council packet meeting Friday
• Texas State reclassified as Emerging Research University
• How to fix furniture after the holidays
• 100 years of Girl Scouting: Commemorative cookie box featured; sales begin Jan. 18
• Buck Winn: ‘Larger Than Life’ details work and fame of Wimberley artist
• Deployed: Army wife, daughter left behind once again
• Sinus rinse safe, but quality of water used important
• Council Slates Packet Meeting, Workshop
• P&Z approves zoning change for controversial Sessom Canyon project
• Update: Two teens held in school assault; superintendent responds
• Eisenhowers ask to delay memorial; new design sought
• Asbestos: It is a natural wonder, but care is essential to minimize health risks from this silent killer
• Cruisin’ with CASA: Agency to host 50s party and fundraiser
• Resolve to be ready: Hays emergency official urges residents to be prepared in 2012
• After close call, bank account now gets a daily check
• Martin Luther King Jr. Commemoration Celebration
• Preparing for divorce
• County seeking Kyle tract for new Precinct 2 structure
• Texas State Police Chief Ralph Meyer receives TACUPA award
• Biggest scams of 2011
• Statement By Mayor Daniel Guerrero at The Passiing of Emmett McCoy
• The 7th Annual State of The City Address
• Deja vu view: New plans for old airport tower
• Traffic Stop Results In Heroin Arrest
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: January 8 - 14, 2012
• Spend Less And Save More In 2012
• Community Learning
• Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr
• Trendsetting businessman, philanthropist, family man Emmett McCoy dead at 88
• Eight pounds of heroin recovered in traffic stop
• Jacob’s Well meeting Jan. 19
• Evans graduates from basic military training
• Preservation internship deadline is Jan. 31
• Texas urged to be prepared for emergencies
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• San Marcos business giant, university benefactor Emmett McCoy dies
• NWS ranks 2011 as driest year ever in Texas
• Steps taken to save grants
• Former councilman repaying expenses that lacked required documents
• National Leadership Award
• Animal Friends Reading Program Honored
• Car buying? Don’t get yo-yoed’
• Texas drought disaster declaration is renewed
• Gasoline price trends
• Council tables water measures
• Texas State alum honored with 2012 Leon Jaworski Award
• Balance and Gait program recruiting patients for 2012
• Youth volunteers helping to rebuild Bastrop in wake of wildfires that devastated area last Labor Day
• Meningitis vaccination is required of some students
• Floodplain meeting in Seguin
• LWV planning 25th annual wine tasting
• City gets nod for hosting sports; said to be one of Texas’ top 10
• Making dreams reality
• Hehmsoth awarded New Music USA grant in music composition
• Public Participation Meetings: Making Dreams Reality for San Marcos Residents
• San Marcos Convention And Visitor Bureau Voted A Reader’s Choice Pick For Sports Servicing
• Historical marker program to celebrate a half century
• San Marcos to host Community Leadership Exchange Jan. 5-8
• Older men, women urged to watch for vision problems
• Survey shows area gasoline prices on rise
• Criminal Justice hosts hostage negotiation training, competition
• Van blaze slows traffic along IH-35
• Rural wreck claims a life
• 100 years: Our family invites your family to join us for a special celebration of community
• Vroom on the river: Appearance of ‘high-powered’ motorboats raising safety concerns downstream
• 2011 in Review: Top local stories of past year
• 2011: Record drought hit the area hard
• Texas State looking to future
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Business tax answers offered
• SIFE helping student business
• Gladney graduates
• Blast from the past: Rain allows vendors to open stands
• Safety first: Officials urge revelers to take care
• Ready to plunge into the new year?
• Man injured in Kyle blaze
• Unsolved: 2011 adds two more death cases to the files
• Vaccine cuts shingles risk for people 60 and over
• New Tractor Supply going up in Buda
• Public fireworks show Saturday
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: January 1 - 7, 2012
• City Council Preview: January 3, 2012
• Drug deal gone bad: Drink buy turns violent
• Police seek suspects in burglaries at Hitch
• District lines set but when will the primaries be held?
• City Offers Christmas Tree Disposal, Recycling
• San Marcos Returns to Stage 1 Drought Measures
• SMPD’s Blue Santa still touching hearts of children
• Thomaides Takes Oath Of Office
• Hays Federation of Women visits hospital
• SIFE group helps Garza High take care of business
• Jackson graduates
• Area gasoline prices show another decline
• Out of Stage II, back to Stage I
• Child locked in car is OK, but incident is a good reminder of heat danger
• Busy Davis is a finalist for ‘Texan of the Year’
• Hays transportation planning meeting in Wimberley Jan. 4
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Propane fireplace logs give warmth, but caution urged
• Skip the calorie counting: Burn fat instead, author advises
• Holiday blood drive: 100 donors sought to save 200 lives
• Dickens seeking 22nd District Judge position
• San Marcos man killed in Limestone County
• Case of mistaken identity
• 2012 January City Hall Programs
• Caldwell County VFD lands grant of $25,000 for addition to station
• GBRA directors re-elect Kunde, Fogle, Marshall
• Master Naturalist class registration deadline is Jan. 12
• San Marcos Christmas tree recycling kicks off Dec. 26
• Surviving holiday gatherings
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: December 25 - 31, 2011
• Texas Tech professor to work for peanuts
• Be prepared for the next public warning or emergency
• City holiday office hours set
• Author: It’s alright to age ‘disgracefully’
• Making a mark, leaving a legacy
• Image Microsystems bringing jobs to Kyle
• HCSO: Skull found near river belonged to missing woman
• Goodnight honors vets in special ceremony
• Holidays: Focus should be on family
• Area gasoline prices fall – but better watch out
• Road trip ahead? Plan well, slow down, take care
• Auctions: Even penny sites can cost participants big bucks
• County allowing fireworks, urges caution
• Recycle Live Christmas Trees
• San Marcos City Holiday Hours
• City Lineman Retires After 20 Years On The Job
• Water plan cleared but funding murky
• SMABOR: Local Realtors bestow honors, install officers for coming year
• Fireworks slated for New Year’s
• Holiday house watch: Police, volunteers offer services to keep homes secure
• Thomaides swearing in Wednesday
• Hays County motor vehicle services move to new center
• Tips: The best ways to de-ice a windshield
• Inspire philanthropy this season
• Mariachi groups wins big at national contest
• ‘Tis the season for decorating injuries
• TxSt computer science gets DoD grant for research
• Sessom decision delayed: City council asks P&Z to take a second look at development project
• Council to Canvass Runoff Election Results, John Thomaides to Take Oath of Office
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: December 18 - 24, 2011
• New Year’s Eve Fireworks Show
• Rising Stars: Texas Pride - Texas State Pride
• Texas political parties propose April 3 primary
• Jones promoted to VP at McCoy’s
• Buda: Stagecoach House and visitors center open today
• Crime of Week: Clues sought in attempted assault
• United Way appealing to community for help
• Post office closing to be delayed
• Trees can feel stress of winter
• Choose the smartest toys for under Christmas tree
• Texas State joins University Council for Educational Administration
• ALERRT training saves lives in Alabama shootout
• Beware of scams
• Rained out? Sights & Sounds offers discount for 2012
• CIAP funds facilitate wildlife habitat purchase
• CTMC Women’s Council seeking grant applications
• City finances earn ‘strong’ rating
• ALERRT: Lessons learned save lives
• High speed chase: Suspects in drug bust spooked, take off on Hwy. 123
• ARF: San Marcos CISD’s Animal Reading Friends program earns honors
• Boys & Girls Clubs join with Payless to provide free shoes
• Baker participates in ‘Army Ten Miler’ race
• Texas State named play therapy center
• Area gasoline price fall again
• Runoff: Thomaides in
• Rains bring relief relief...but drought continues
• Sights And Sounds Festival Is A Community Effort!
• Police Department, Volunteers Offer Holiday House Watch
• Victory Gardens project meeting
• City council election today
• Ornament: Buda woman recognized
• Opera Theatre presents Menotti’s ‘Amahl and the Night Visitors’
• TxDOT targets holiday revelers with anti-DWI blitz
• City Council Preview: Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011
• Mariachi Nueva Generación wins big at national competition
• University announces semester break parking
• What does future hold for PO land?
• Hit and run leads police to man, drugs and gun
• City Debt Refinancing Will Save Taxpayers $1 Million
• Victory Gardens Neighborhood Meeting
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update - December 11 - 17, 2011
• CNN Heroes
• Council runoff is Tuesday
• Pink Santa project will collect items for children
• Mathworks: Today last day to cast ballot in TWC event
• Texas Prep prepares for Christmas program
• Symphony holiday concert today at TLU TLC
• Carolers Regale City Hall with Christmas Songs
• Dist. 35 contest shaping up as the deadline closes in
• Cha-Ching: City’s sales tax rebates up for month – and year
• Power outage at TxSt library now resolved
• SMA JROTC unit ‘Gold’
• Sessom project debate heated
• Are customers always right?
• Texas third in Peace Corps volunteers
• Hays Holiday Heroes Blood Drive slated
• Texas State prepares for fall commencement ceremonies
• Body found in river; heart attack suspected
• City Council Runoff
• Finance Department Honored for Transparency
• Authorities seeking info on 'road rage' involving San Marcos officer and former officer
• Texas State establishes new Center for Texas Public History
• Mike Willoughby elected president of Association of Graduate Schools
• ‘Explorations’ set for stage Friday, Saturday
• Hays County emergency response team honored
• Fiber optic line cut near Kyle; repaired
• Adventure awaits along the Guadalupe River
• Building permits jump 67 percent
• City Council Place 3 runoff: Thomaides says experience sets him apart in council race
• City Council Place 3 runoff: Nichols vows to bring a new perspective to council
• Police Seek Public Assistance In Identifying Assault Suspect
• Hays Fire Marshal’s office offers some safety tips for holiday season
• Seniors: Holiday blues
• Guard, Reserve honor employers for their support
• Texas State battles for first place in ‘Super Connector’ online voting
• Bobcat men defeat Houston for 15th-straight home win
• Police seek help in finding attempted sexual assault suspect
• BEC scholarship deadline nearing
• Willoughby elected president of Association of Texas Grad Schools
• Hays Master Parks Plan draft up for review
• Gas prices drop
• Downtown Post Office to close
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week of December 4 - 10, 2011
• Final Night Of Sights and Sounds Festival Cancelled
• 2011 Texas State Holiday Merchandise
• City Council Preview: Tuesday Dec. 6, 2011
• Chief: No truth to rumor about gangs downtown
• TxState becomes ‘Tree Campus USA’
• Newly-mapped Congressional districts bring in new candidate
• Early Voting For Council Runoff Continues
• Council Slates December Meetings
• Four Seasons’ Gingerbread display includes Seton Hays
• Higher rates and deductibles for State Farm in Tx.
• SIFE aids SMCISD schools
• Council slates December meetings
• HCSO now taking applications for its Citizens’ Academy
• Wild Rice: State Scientific Area proposed for part of river
• Promises, promises: Despite rhetoric, records shielded by candidates
• Mathworks selects teams for 2012 contest
• Ways to be a better dad in trying economic times
• SIFE helps with Hands of Hope
• Heritage: Nominate person, place or thing
• Motor vehicle office idling... but it will eventually move to new Hays Government Center
• Hays sends roadway projects to CAMPO
• SM City Council Place 3 runoff: First early voting day attracts 148
• Caldwell murder suspect behind bars in Milwaukee
• Rising Stars: leona - From San Marcos to the wide world
• Bank robbery suspect sought sought
• Buda house fire probed
• ‘Tree Campus USA’ welcomes Texas State as newest member
• Texans granted more weeks of unemployment benefits
• Sights & Sounds kicking off tonight
• Electrical problem forces Alkek Library closure
• Track safety improving
• Bobcat volleyball to play Texas in first round of NCAA Tournament
• Communications Studies at TxSt gaining notoriety
• ‘Pennies from Heaven’
• Gossett to be new San Marcos CISD assistant super
• Economic possibilities: Friday summit to focus on San Marcos and its future
• Be a Bobcat: lim - Where I Go For Fun
• Be a Bobcat: horace - What I Like Most About Texas State
• Communication Studies gains notoriety at national conference
• Ripples: City keeps eye on implications of New Braunfels container ban
• Project: Future erosion feared
• Hit and run clues sought by rider’s mom
• The top 10 ways to keep kids busy over the holidays
• Texas class size waivers on increase
• CFAN: Safety of primary concern to local industry
• City Hall Calendar
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Kyle: Planner, engineer hired
• Social Security begins Spanish online services
• Bill Buckner honored by state genealogical society
• Thanksgiving spirit put to work
• Runoff: Early voting to start
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic Update For Week of November 24 - December 3, 2011
• Texas employers add 13,500 jobs
• PR team takes third at TPRA meet
• Abuse: How to raise resilient teen girls
• 26 bodies dumped in Mexico
• County to light up courthouse on Wednesday
• Fantasy tree votes will bring green to SMEF Gold tokens to bring green to
• Hays County Grand Jury indictments
• Redistricting maps get approval from fed court
• 20 counts of burglary
• Road to the future
• County burn ban is still off ... but officials urge caution
• Food safety can help to ensure a happy holiday
• PEC 2012 meeting to be in Kyle
• Trouble in Toyland: Report finds dangers
• Austin coin dealer will have to pay customers $5 million
• New Kyle bridge over IH-35 opens
• Early Voting for Council Runoff Begins Nov. 28, 2011
• 2011 December City Hall Calendar
• Extra Safety Patrols Slated At Malls On Black Friday
• Black Friday crowds expected; city makes safety and traffic plans
• Bryan art gallery exhibit features Texas State faculty, staff artists
• County move will create some challenges, officials say
• The RRC urges propane safety over the holiday
• Luling slates ‘Cocoa and Carols’ on Dec. 9
• School of Music announces December schedule of events
• Texas State hosts Sustainable Product Development, Marketing Forum
• Public relations team places 3rd at TPRA competition
• People Powwow at TxSt on Nov. 30
• Texas State to celebrate peace, love and latex
• Wentworth wins ‘Free Enterprise Champion’ honor
• Greater San Marcos Partnership Property Tour Big Success
• First Citizens Fire Academy Class Graduates
• Black Friday: Don’t be left in the dark; be an enlightened shopper
• Environmental expert urges green behavior for Thanksgiving
• There’s often treasure in that attic trash
• Areas gas prices fall
• Texas State Master Plan update
• Texas State to observe World AIDS Day on Dec. 1
• Kyle’s quintessential public works director is honored
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic Update For Week of November 20 - 26, 2011
• Bobcats win conference volleyball title, head to NCAA tournament
• City Offices Closed For Thanksgiving
• Mayor Delcares Sights and Sounds Weekend
• Nurse Practitioners Honored
• Mayor Honors Hospice Workers
• Fire Department Honors Air Traffic Controllers
• San Marcos Wins National Recognition For Main Street Program
• Wayne Becak Joins City Council
• City of San Marcos News - Applause for Outstanding Service
• Board of Regents approves Campus Master Plan update for Texas State
• Wayfinding Signs Going Up In San Marcos
• Mock disaster: Seton Hays facility prepares for a worst-case scenario
• Gone but not forgotten: Federal sex offender roundup ends, but Saraswati yet to be located
• Fatal hit-and-run clues are few, SM police report
• County commissioners vote to accept donation of land near Jacob’s Well
• 7th annual Celebration of the People Powwow honors forgotten warriors
• Hays Brown Santa program needs elves
• SMHS’s Chris Cooper wins outstanding teaching award
• Area Girl Scouts accepting names for award honors
• Boys & Girls Club hosts Family and Friends Night
• Caldwell murder suspect caught in Wisconsin
• Alcohol may have fueled gunplay in parking lot
• Area rains bring relief ... and a few problems
• McCoy College Net Impact takes home ‘Chapter of Year’ award
• Former Texas State First Lady Mary Hardesty dies at age of 80
• History: Nominate person or place for recognition
• Doggett honored as ‘Legislator of the Year’
• Anthropologist contributes to major exhibit on peace medals
• Best little adaptive reuse project in Texas
• Empty Bowls project pays off
• Mathworks students advance to national level
• LBJ Library slates annual reception, tree lighting Dec. 6
• Holiday food basket to gobble up more cash
• Drought helping uncover the hidden history of Texas
• Downriver recreation operation meeting set in Lockhart
• Hays' burn ban temporarily lifted
• Highway 80 Reopens to Traffic after Chemical Spill
• San Marcos City Council Preview: November 15, 2011
• San Marcos man fatally shot near Caldwell County bar
• Texas State to plant 71 trees, become ‘Tree Campus USA’
• Texas State hosts Texas Independent Film Network screening of ‘Mars’
• One dead, one injured in Hays County shooting
• Volleyball claims Southland championship, no. 1 seed
• Council Slates Several Meetings
• NCA names COMM 1310 ‘Program of Excellence’
• Trio Honored with Keys to City for Exemplary Service
• San Marcos Police Department News - Man, 74, Arrested for Child Sex Crimes
• San Marcos Traffic Update: November 13 - 19, 2011
• San Marcos City Offices Closed For Veterans Day
• Educators, students, scientists share ‘PhUn’ in physiology
• Election Canvass - Run-Off Election In Place 3
• City of San Marcos News - Combating Diabetes
• Nature Center Crawly Creatures Attract Crowd
• Boot Scootin’ Boogie Gala
• Boot Scootin’ Boogie Gala
• Thankful Turkey 5K Run and Walk
• City Council Election Is November 8, 2011
• First Nationwide Test of Emergency Alert System Slated
• Traffic Report:November 6 - 12, 2011
• City of San Marcos News - 3 Inducted Into Women’s Hall of Fame
• Comptroller: City’s Financial Transparency Good as ‘Gold’
• City Project Wins ‘Excellence’ Award
• Celebration Ceremony Slated at Spring Lake Natural Area
• Public Invited To Dedication Ceremony at the San Marcos Cemetery
• SMPD Continues Hit-Run Investigation
• Police seek assist in fatal hit-and-run as investigation continues
• Envisioning success: Blind, deaf students tackle chemistry
• Geography co-sponsors international geomorphology symposium
• Rogers and Hammerstein’s classic ‘Oklahoma!’ blows in to Texas State
• Honor Guard to Lead 2011 Veterans Day Parade
• Early Voting Continues in City Council Election
• Authorities identify two shot dead on Philo Street; say no motive yet discerned
• Crime Stoppers: 30 years of success
• Recreation newcomer a concern to neighbors downriver
• Hays Federation of Women to celebrate one year anniversary
• Targeted by email scams?
• BEC restores power to Bastrop burn zone
• Honor guard to lead Veterans Day parade
• Gomez, Contreras wedding
• Authorities identify shooting victims
• Training the Trainers
• San Marcos City Council Preview: November 1, 2011
• San Marcos Traffic Update: October 30 – November 5, 2011
• Woman Dies After Hit-Run, Newborn Survives
• Poet Michael Dickman to give readings at Texas State, Porter House
• Action urged on drainage woes caused by state FM road projects
• Breaking news update: Two dead in Philo Street shooting
• Hospice Month celebrated here
• School of Music announces November schedule of events
• Mathworks projects recognized by Siemens
• Redbird Skyport gears up at airport
• Early Hays voting light
• Terrence Franks named FCS national running back of the week
• Pregnant woman dies following hit-and-run; baby lives
• Council Packet Meeting
• 2011 November City Hall Calendar
• Texas State cleared to begin offering innovative new doctoral program
• Omega Delta Phi honored by the city
• ATV dealer surrenders sales license to Texas AG
• SMCISD board votes to keep spring elections; price tag = $79,000
• Guy Clark tribute concert to raise funds for Texas Music History Center
• Overpass plan shifts; golf course holes OK
• Local Economic Developer to Serveon Texas Economic Development Council Board of Directors
• City of San Marcos News - ‘Mayor's Mutts and Meows’ Program
• City of San Marcos News - Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• ACT Honored as Finalist for International Award
• City of San Marcos News - San Marcos Women's Hall of Fame
• City of San Marcos News - Chamber of Commerce Honored
• Mathworks projects honored in Siemens Competition
• SEEDS program teaches troubled youth here the power of language
• New overpass design saves existing golf holes at university course
• Acclaimed Gibney Dance Company to perform at Texas State
• Members of SIFE helping DeZavala students
• Halloween: Protecting kids from dangers
• Madison to serve on state economic council
• EARIP: New Braunfels joins San Marcos, TxSt in support of water plan; two to go
• Five scariest movies: As Halloween approaches, get the DVD player ready for fright night
• Fleeing man rams patrol car, winds up behind bars
• PEC board votes to distribute $13.4 million in capital credits
• Villarreal tops at HENAAC event
• Online tax loopholes get close look
• Texas State hosts 4th Annual Employee Wellness Fair
• Texas Quilt Museum will open in La Grange Nov. 13
• Modern Languages promotes peace via poetry, music, dance festival
• Dispose of old, unwanted drugs here Wednesday
• Outdated and toxic chemical collection due
• Area gasoline prices decline
• S.E.E.D.S. program teaches troubled youth power of language
• Hays’ 1626 gets A-OK
• ‘Almost, Maine’ brings tragicomic magical realism to Texas State
• Tax bills coming: Pay promptly, avoid penalties, Hays County officials urge
• Crime Stoppers Honored
• Cyber Security Awareness Month
• Industrial engineering student places 1st at HENAAC Conference
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• Quick Action By Electric Crew Spares Complex From Fire
• Traffic Report: Oct 23-29, 2011
• Texas State alumnus Jeff Foster the Buffet of professional basketball
• Texas State dedicates new forensic anthropology lab
• San Marcos City Council Approves Habitat Conservation Plan
• Chahin honored by alma mater as Distinguished Alumnus
• Texas State to host 14th World Lake Conference Oct. 31-Nov. 4
• Phi Iota Alpha hosts ‘Bracero Program’ film screening, presentation
• Philosophy Dialogue Series examines positives, negatives of corporations
• Bobcat volleyball downs UT-Arlington for eighth straight win
• Education professor named American Psychological Association Fellow
• Prehistoric bones discovered at Spring Lake
• Texas State teaches Cambodian students how to ask ‘Why?’
• Stars of Texas Music Legacy Series concert moved to Evans
• Rising Stars: Karen Chisum - Past and present meet in Texas State volleyball coach
• Mass Comm Week draws media professionals, communication experts
• Farmer Fred’s Harvest Fall Carnival at San Marcos Plaza Park
• City of San Marcos News - Happy Feet
• San Marcos City Council Preview: Tuesday, October 18, 2011
• San Marcos Awarded Over $12 Million In Highway Funds
• Bobcat football overwhelms Lamar, 46-21, for 5th straight win
• Texas State launches $110 million Pride in Action campaign
• Be a Bobcat: nikki-adeleke - What I Tell Future Texas State Students
• Piracy Through the Ages
• Old Main ‘in the pink’ to promote Breast Cancer Awareness Month
• San Marcos Traffic Update: October 16-22, 2011
• Grammy Award winner Poncho Sanchez gives clinic at Texas State
• Balanoff elected Fellow of National Academy of Public Administration
• City Plans Sessions on Downtown Architectural Standards
• Business Roundtable to discuss career development, entrepreneurship
• NIH grant to fuel research into blood pressure regulators
• Art, Music and Dreaming on Tap in Downtown San Marcos
• From Here to Eternity: Fundraiser for cemetery attracts quite a crowd
• Mass Comm Week
• British National, LBJ Debate teams to discuss free speech
• BBB: Tips on selling gold online or in person
• Cyber Security Awareness Day
• Area gas prices show a decline
• Texas State Homecoming week features full slate of events
• Racing driver takes detour to jail
• Philosophy Dialogue Series examines international marketplace of ideas
• Wounded warriors pay visit to Mendez
• San Marcos Traffic Update: October 9 - 15, 2011
• City Celebrates Reopening of Park Recreation Hall
• Residents Mingle with First Responders, Officials at National Night Out
• Independent Film Network to screen 'Dance With the One' on Wednesday
• Hoist the Jolly Roger! Texas State hosts series of piracy lectures
• ‘Bait’ wins Tomás Rivera Children’s Book Award
• City Planners Honored
• City of San Marcos News - Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• City of San Marcos News - Turkeys Takling Hunger Month
• Texas State football outlasts McNeese State, 21-14
• Drought: ‘What, Where, Why and When will it end?’
• Watershed meeting in Seguin on Oct. 11
• Texas State’s David Butler is honored
• O’Brien’s message loud and clear at the Record
• More bats, more risk
• Sex offender from Buda captured in Mexico
• City Of San Marcos News - No Clowning Around When It Comes to Fires!
• Three Chosen for San Marcos Women’s Hall of Fame
• EAA slates hearings on budget
• Wounded Warriors: Special honors at Ducks Unlimited fundraiser here
• Witliff: Coleman named director; hopes to build on success of collections at Texas State
• Buda Police Department joins fugitive task force
• Rodriguez joins staff of San Marcos CISD
• Regents’ Professor Butler presents in China, honored by Swiss lab
• Three SMCISD computers stolen
• Don Moore new publisher of Daily Record
• Run-in with police car results in a trip to jail
• Future Firefighter?
• Here to Eternity: Online registration for benefit 5-K ends today
• Three get Women’s Hall of Fame nod
• Teed off: University’s plans to expand golf course at Aquarena raising some concerns here
• San Marcos River cleanup Saturday
• David Coleman appointed director of Texas State’s Wittliff Collections
• Troopers indicted: Misdemeanor charges allege official oppression against San Marcos, Leander officers
• O’Brien to speak on ‘Freedoms: The First Amendment’
• Vaughn, Redbird sign flight training partnership
• Texas State receives federal grant to strengthen families
• Bastrop fire jobless assist deadline near
• Graduation application deadline is Friday, Oct. 7
• Fake phone calls lure victims from homes
• Backpack snatched here
• State clears road funds
• ALERRT teaching officers to neutralize threat, save lives
• State clears road funds
• Still no suspect in murder
• San Marcos Traffic Update: October 2 - 8, 2011
• School of Music announces events schedule for October
• Career Services hosts fall job and internship fair
• Texas State football dominates Nicholls, 38-12, for 3rd straight win
• International Artist to Share Her Talent with Kids
• San Marcos City Council Preview: Tuesday, October 4, 2011
• Texas State’s de la Teja honored as Regents’ Professor
• Philosophy Dialogue Series examines concept of ‘Open Society’
• Tim O’Brien to give reading at Katherine Anne Porter Literary Center
• Neighborhoods Can Take a ‘Bite Out of Crime’
• SMABOR endorses Nichols and Becak
• Towel animals rubbing patients the right way at Seton Hays in Kyle
• CTMC Stars of Texas Gala features auction
• Hays-Travis roadway project gets approval gets approval from the county
• Thieves try to dip from Wishing Well
• Lone Star Swing headlines Supple Folk Music Series
• Blaze claims home: Fire crews found home and car fully engulfed
• Fire burns some of set for 2003 film "The Alamo"
• San Marcos City Council Packet Meeting
• Moonis Ali presented Distinguished Scholar award at tech conference
• Volunteers needed in Bastrop to help with fire recovery efforts
• Elderly or disabled homeowners may defer their property taxes
• Fire claims home on Acorn Lane
• Austin area gasoline prices on the decline
• Frankenstein’s moon: Texas State astronomers vindicate account of masterwork
• City seeks volunteers for boards
• Wildfire extinguished: Aircraft, firefighters team up
• City Seeks Volunteers To Serve On Boards
• City Begins Repairs on Sanitary Sewer Lines
• A Rainbow for ACT
• Oct. 1 is Pet Fest Day!
• Philosophy Dialogue Series examines First Amendment
• Frankenstein’s moon: Astronomers vindicate account of masterwork
• Round Rock Center director passionate about education
• Traffic Report: Sept. 25-Oct. 1, 2011
• Discover Texas State!
• 5k Run/Walk for Cancer Awareness Will Turn City Pink
• Hispanic Serving Institution
• San Marcos Airport Flight Simulation Project Lands Economic Impact Award
• Greater San Marcos Partnership Hires New Marketing And Communications Manager
• Entries Invited For San Marcos’ Veterans Day Parade
• Bobcat football defeats Stephen F. Austin, 35-26
• San Marcos Police Find Murder Victim’s Truck
• City Sets Hearing, Workshop on Land Development Code
• Stewart honored for dedication to Texas State University community
• Scouts to dedicate Eagle Wall Saturday
• Fall enrollment sets new record at Texas State
• Texas State sets new fall enrollment record of 34,113
• Auditions slated for Hill Country Youth Chorus
• Soledad O’Brien to present LBJ Distinguished Lecture
• Theatre presents Tracy Letts’ dramatic thriller ‘Bug’
• Little Staples takes big steps to save hometown post office
• Round Rock campus hosting 2nd annual ‘Empowering Youth’ fair
• SMA inducts NHS, NJHS members
• HSI Celebration & Quad Outreach
• Soledad O’Brien
• Film Screening: Better This World
• CONA candidate debate set Oct. 6
• Bobcat Football vs. Nicholls
• Voting: New cards and more precincts
• Development code hearing
• San Marcos Police Investigate Homicide
• Bryan speech champ: SMHS debate team begins competition
• Canyon Lake Shrimpfest
• Discover Texas State on Oct. 1
• Municipal airport sees revenues taking off
• CASAA sponsors Mayan hieroglyphics workshop
• Frank Urrutia remembered by his friends
• Foreclosures: Number of Hays homes on block down
• Texas State named ‘Military Friendly’ again
• Gasoline prices in the Austin area show a decline
• City says it is working to dampen dust from Retreat
• Budget cuts burn firefighters
• Vaccine should protect against all 2011 viruses
• Kelly Wilson named Fellow of American School Health Association
• Round Rock campus hosts annual photography exhibit
• Inspection: Jail earns high marks
• Health Promotion Services hosts RAINN Day on campus
• Clues are sought in local homicide
• San Marcos Traffic Update: September 18 - 24, 2011
• Sales Tax Revenues Up 7.37% in San Marcos
• Grant to help develop method for determining skeletal age-at-death
• Pulitzer-winning ‘Anna in the Tropics’ takes stage at Texas State
• Texas State named "Military Friendly School" for third consecutive year
• Child development expert Marcy Guddemi to lecture at Texas State
• Opera Theatre presents comic opera double-bill
• City Works To Dampen Project’s Dust
• Homicide: Body found beneath bridge
• Armed man takes purses
• More good sales tax news
• Texas employers still adding jobs
• Lost Pines area focus of Texas Highways
• TxSt conference to explore ‘Selena’
• Jailhouse Rock Sept. 24: Hays County Historical Commission to raise funds to restore old county jail
• ‘Early Readers’ book drive collects more than 12,500
• ACT Welcome Slated In El Camino Real Neighborhood
• Celebrate Day For Kids Saturday
• Helping Seniors Prevent Falls
• ‘Friday Night Lights’: Local filming of Emmy-nominated show leaves some fond memories
• League of Women Voters will host session on civility
• Christmas Mountains moving into TSUS system
• New river bridge proposed
• Fire damage: USDA offering producer assist
• Stewart honored for dedication to Texas State community
• Center for P-16 expands efforts in Central Texas
• Football gameday: Ways to watch, listen, tailgate and park
• Council packet meeting
• ‘Selena’ conference to explore evolution of Latino/a popular music
• Problem-oriented policing: ACT an international finalist
• Agriculture receives USDA grant to aid Hispanic transfer students
• High risk: Hays burn ban extended for 90 days on advice of fire marshal
• Donation of Christmas Mountains to TSUS creates open air classroom
• Charges pending in assault incident at Don’s Fish Camp
• Back to Nature: Aquarena’s return to its roots continues
• City Invites Nominations for Veterans Parade Grand Marshal
• Sansom to get Audubon honor
• Number of poor on rise
• Personal security: Allen to speak at American Legion
• Man remains hospitalized after downtown altercation
• Skull no help with ID: DNA inconclusive as family seeks closure in woman’s 2004 death
• City candidates face off at Board of Realtors lunch
• Discover Texas State rolls out maroon carpet for families, community
• Grass fire prompts evacuations
• Centro Cultural Hispano de San Marcos to celebrate Diez y Seis – and anniversary
• Refugium: Technology center plays vital role in species’ survival
• Beall selected for inaugural Formosa Professorship
• City commemorates 9-11
• Defaults on student loans jump
• Art and Eco Festival scheduled here on Oct. 15; music, art, food
• Center for P-16 initiatives expands efforts in Central Texas
• Round Rock campus offers veterans nontraditional support group
• Graduate College hosts 3rd Annual International Research Conference
• Tijerina honored Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder work
• San Marcos Traffic Update: September 11 - 17, 2011
• Tom Grimes’ memoir ‘Mentor’ finalist for PEN Award
• Four political science graduate students receive scholarships
• Author Thomas Lux to give reading at Wittliff Collections
• Rising Stars: Priscilla Davis - Daughter of 9/11 first responder keeps the memories alive
• Geographer maps and describes brief career of music pioneer Buddy Holly
• Remembrance Ceremony For 9-11 Slated Sunday - Proclamation Presentation
• Live Fire Training Helps To Prepare SMFD
• Youth Behind Movement hosts screening of ‘The Wonder Year’
• 19th Annual African American Leadership Conference
• Fond Farewell To Shelley Goodwin
• School of Music announces events for September
• Lippa, Crawley to premiere ‘A Little Princess’ at Texas State
• Engineering Technology lands National Science Foundation grant
• San Marcos Traffic Update: September 4 - 10, 2011
• Texas State monitoring wild fires; university to remain open
• National Weather Service issues fire warning
• Two Arrested by Narcotics Task Force
• San Marcos City Council Preview: September 6, 2011
• City Offices Closed September 5, 2011 for Labor Day
• Bobcat football opens 2011 season at Texas Tech
• Texas State offers new After-School Adapted Physical Activity Program
• TxSt’s Wittliff honored with judges award
• Scholarships for Mathworks camps offered in name of Herb Carter
• Ground breaking set for Research Commercialization Center
• River mystery may be solved
• S.A. man dies in wreck
• Hurricane Carla: Texans remember another Sept. 11 disaster – this one in 1961
• Building blox give new life to old phone books
• Changing a child’s life one little dress at a time
• Rising Stars: Coach Fran - Texas State readies Bobcat football for the WAC
• Falls, especially for elderly, can take serious toll
• Higher education reformers praise Texas State math program
• Just one week to go
• Roadway reopens following rupture
• ‘Hay Hotline’ meant to aid Texas ranchers
• Advising Center hosts majors fair for Texas State students
• Brand registration due by Feb. 2012
• New state laws take effect Sept. 1
• ERCOT: Conservation urged; tips to make it easier offered
• Family entertainment center is slated to break ground in January
• Ceremony commemorated LBJ’s ‘electrification’ of Hill Country and his legacy through the PEC
• Simple Conservation Steps May Help Avoid Outages
• Council Member Shane Scott Receives NLC Leadership Training Honor
• Robert Gulley to speak at this year’s Ed Cape Seminar
• RampCorp tailors business resources to suit entrepreneurial women
• Wittliff Collections honored with TAM ‘Judge’s Favorite’ award
• City Seeks Lease Proposals for Cephas House
• Bellamy Brothers Country Music Legends to Headline Ranger Gala
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of August 28 – September 3, 2011
• 2011 September City Hall Calendar
• Rising Stars: SIFE - Business with acumen takes SIFE team to world championship
• Substation Outages Knock Out Power In Parts Of San Marcos
• San Marcos man gets 30 years for robbery
• ACT program named as finalist for international award
• Texas State Blood Drive
• Connected
• New bike rental program benefits international students at Texas State
• New Rio Vista pool hours set
• What will NB disposable container ban mean here?
• Progress vs. Challenges: Texas State University making significant strides, Trauth says
• Substation outages knock out power in parts of San Marcos
• City of San Marcos Declares ‘Los Lonely Boys Day’
• Mayor Honors GSYC for School Supply Drive
• Police Arrest Man on Charges of Injury to a Child
• New Rio Vista Pool Hours Set
• SMPD Honored by National Safety Council
• Back to School for San Marcos - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• City launches program to promote internships in the San Marcos area
• Hays County ends its free tire recycling; paid service continues in two locations
• Video of 2011 Texas State Fall Convocation now online
• Firm announces 64 jobs will be 'idled' in October
• Progress, Pride and Challenge: Read text of Dr. Trauth's fall speech here
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• Sexual abuse prosecutions: Child advocacy groups claiming success in Hays County
• NB bans disposable containers on its rivers
• Business Expo here expecting 1,500 plus attendees on Sept. 1
• Trauth says Texas State is thriving during lean economic times
• Police arrest man for causing 'serious injury' to his daughter
• No fuming here: Gas prices still on decline
• Council Approves MyPermitNow Online System
• Michael J. Hennessey takes over as dean of College of Liberal Arts
• Board of Regents approves Honors College for Texas State
• De Soto receives 2012 Fulbright grant to L’viv, Ukraine
• Texas jobless rate highest since 1987
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of Aug 21 – 27, 2011
• Talking past a crisis: Training drills in skills
• 2 indicted for role in violent assault
• County OKs drug court; says it cuts recidivism
• Harmon graduates basic training
• ‘Stuff the Bus’ a big success
• SMFD Trains RAs in Fire Safety
• Crime victims getting assist from new unit here
• Rangeland will need help rebounding from drought
• Combat first-time college blues
• Sept. 24 fundraiser to help domestic violence victims
• PEC is targeting light pollution
• A parent’s worst nightmare: After harrowing ordeal with daughter, Kyle mom urges meningitis vaccinations
• School zones, talking, texting soon won’t mix
• City of San Marcos Seeks ‘Dreamers’ for Comprehensive Plan
• City paving way with new methods
• Officials seeking dreamers
• Mabry museum to honor Texas military forces
• Change of command set for the State Guard regiment here
• Tax-Free Weekend: Thousands of shoppers expected; Some exits closed, emergency services on alert
• Site of river mishap has a troubled past
• Higher, but not as high as first thought
• Internship Fair to Match Hundreds of Businesses and Students From I-35 Corridor
• City Paving Way with New Techniques
• City Lowers Proposed Water, Wastewater Rate Increases
• Permit Center Remodeling Begins
• Mathworks gets grant of $250,000
• Stay healthy in the heat
• Hays redistricting: County commissioners choose precinct map
• SMCISD: Academies to open doors of opportunity
• What are We Doing to Our Children?
• Welcome Tents
• SMCISD holds line on tax rate
• Area gas prices show a decline
• San Marcos CISD gears up for new school year
• San Marcos Prepares for Tax-Free Weekend Crowds
• Rainwater Revival: ‘Collection, conservation and common sense’
• RGK Foundation gift supports Mathworks endowment
• Free veteran benefits fair set Saturday in Live Oak
• Friends of San Marcos Cemetery slate ‘From Here to Eternity’ run
• Thomaides joins three others in council contest
• Coach Fran Charities to hold 5K run, walk benefiting Gridiron Heroes
• Five possible arson blazes investigated
• Arts Commission Accepting Applications for Art Projects, Diversity Grants
• Traffic Update: August 14 - 20, 2011
• City Council Preview: August 16, 2011
• San Marcos August City Meetings
• San Marcos River tuber airlifted to Austin hospital
• Prostitution bust: Guadalupe County, federal officials shut down Rainbow
• Coming up for air: Diver, instructor Don Dibble says it’s time to retire
• Texas Prep shines
• Students collect food for county’s hungry
• Plan to dig? TRC asks Texans to first call 811
• MathWorks: High school students are mentored
• Trees and drought; let’s not fuel the fire
• Keep Yourself, Family and Pets Healthy in the Heat
• Morning glories going home
• Lions Club donates $500 to early reader program
• Grant to the Center for P-16 Initiatives funds study effort
• TxDOT to hold access road hearings Sept. 8
• Texas Stream Team to focus on state’s water
• Art grants available: The deadline to apply for funds is Thursday, Sept. 1
• Spokesman: Rick Perry running for president
• Becak files for Place 4 on council
• Murder suspect: Man arrested in Buda for 1989 Belton slaying
• DPS seeks information about vehicle that may have contributed to fatal crash
• Aquarena art finds home at homestead of late Wimberley artist
• Clear Lake hosting Texas Stream Team water monitor conference
• SMFD Slates 8th Annual Residential Advisors Fire Academy
• Texans preparing for annual Sales Tax Holiday Aug. 19-21
• Grant to Center for P-16 Initiatives funds work-study students
• TxSt clinical lab science program honored
• Marijuana bust leads to charges against two men
• CTMC celebrates Breastfeeding Week by honoring local mother
• The Texas Music Theater a finalist in TDA contest
• Davis among finalists for ‘Do Something’ award; ceremony to be televised Aug. 18
• Court reviews county district options
• Texas Music Theatre Named Finalist For Statewide Award
• ‘Pack it up, pass it on’ is a big hit again this year
• Residential Life staff trains with San Marcos Fire Department
• Bondsman pleads guilty
• Ultimate Sounds: 20 good years: Going mobile made all the difference for Lupe Vasquez
• LWV gears up for busy year, new goals for its membership
• ABC News: Texas State helps find pirate Henry Morgan's long-lost ship
• Dow plunges 634 points
• Clinical Laboratory Science program honored at national meeting
• Traffic Update: August 7-13, 2011
• City Seeks Nominees For Women's Hall of Fame
• New airport tower gets new eyes in the sky
• City’s top 10 water users
• City manager lays out balanced budget
• Filing for city council races begins Monday
• County redistricting meeting set
• Calaboose participates in assessment program
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• City waives utility depost for veterans
• BEC works with members who have high electric bills
• Texas sales tax holiday scheduled Aug. 19-21
• City Council Budget, Packet Meeting - August 11, 2011
• Wildfire awareness in state’s suburban areas urged
• Latinitas seeking young Latinas for special award
• Edwards Aquifer Authority slates hearings on fees
• Drink, Drive ... Go To Jail: Officers to work overtime during Labor Day holiday
• Thief is interrupted during theft of TVs
• San Marcos CISD meets AYP ratings
• Martindale may opt for an ESD
• TxSt department sees the light about working in the dark
• CTMC honored by Texas Organ Sharing Alliance
• Rising Stars: Washington Garcia - Bringing an international perspective to Texas State
• Cobb recommends Hays 2012 budget
• ‘Drive Clean Across Texas’ begins
• Best in the West: Princeton Review taps Texas State once again
• Pipes a poppin’ due to soil shrinkage
• Bike shop owner Alex Langridge leaves legacy of freewheelin’ spirit
• SMART on standby after double drowning in Canyon Lake
• Hot temps, electricity use straining state’s power grid
• Filing To Begin For San Marcos Council Seats
• City Council Waives Utility Deposits for Veterans
• Alpha Chi collects books for SOAR
• Farm & Range Forum; conserving rural heritage
• College Awareness Tour concept ‘closing the gaps’
• SS benefits to be paid
• ‘Pack It Up, Pass It On’ Thursday at Texas State
• Election: Voters to pick council members; but smoking referendum dropped from ballot
• Firefighters do best to train for worst
• City Urges Energy Conservation Amid Near-Record Highs
• City of San Marcos Police Seek Bank Robber
• City of San Marcos Firefighters Sweat Through Hazmat Training
• Texas State named ‘Best in the West’ college by Princeton Review
• Pack It Up, Pass It On benefits United Way of Hays County clients
• McCoy’s honors Wallace for his 40 years of service
• Board of Regents Chair Amato to speak at summer commencement
• Herron part of leadership camp program
• College awareness tour aims to increase higher education enrollment
• WIC San Marcos to celebrate ‘World Breastfeeding Month’
• Taking charge of business
• Bank robber still on the loose
• WIC San Marcos To Celebrate World Breastfeeding Month
• Traffic Update: July 31-August 6, 2011
• San Marcos Permit Center To Close At Lunch Hour For Employee Training
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, August 2, 2011
• Texas State becomes tobacco-free campus on Monday, Aug. 1
• San Marcos Police Identified A Construction Worker
• 10th annual Pack It Up, Pass It On shopping day set for Aug. 4
• Wittliff Collections honored with 2011 Mitchell A. Wilder Awards
• Texas State adds doctoral programs in developmental education
• A Worker Dies in Construction Accident
• Division of Dance presents Summer Choreographers Showcase
• Municipal Court Honored
• Be a Bobcat: Brian Limas - Why Political Science
• River Systems Institute schedules 14th World Lake Conference
• Texas employers add 32,000 jobs in month of June
• Be a Bobcat: Maria Olicia - Favorite Professor
• Former San Marcos man held for murder in Washington State
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of July 24 – July 30, 2011
• CTMC Gala: Ronnie Milsap to perform at annual foundation event
• Emergency home loan program deadline looms
• Social art exhibit gives voice to displaced, refugee families
• ‘Medallion revisits Texas’ centennial in its latest issue
• O’Neil earns fellowship from NSF
• ‘College credit for Heroes’ assists vets returning to class
• ACC among top associate degree certificate programs
• Redbird project still flying high at city airport
• Driest on record: High heat, lack of rain rewriting the Texas record books
• Crime of the Week: Help sought in burglary, credit card abuse case
• Drought threatening health of area trees
• Prepaid college tuition meeting set Wednesday
• Cheatham Street at Hopkins closed through end of July for construction
• SMART dive team recovers man’s body
• Computer Science graduate student wins NSF Fellowship
• Subervi, Stewart honored with 2011 Excellence in Diversity Award
• Rio Vista Residents Invited to Project Update Meeting
• Traffic Update: July 17-23, 2011
• Driver Charged In Highway Fatality
• Mayor's Mutts and Meows Adoption Program
• 4-Vehicle Crash On Hwy 123 Claims Man’s Life
• Cheatham Intersection To Close For Water Line Installation
• Municipal Court Honored at State Conference
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, July 19, 2011
• Water conservation: GBRA asks Cental Texans to use less during times of drought
• Smoking: City prepares to hear San Marcos residents’ public puffing preferences
• Jacob’s Well plan gets county approval
• For Harry Potter, friends and fans, it’s the final battle
• CTMC: Give the gift of life
• Symphony elects Salyers president
• USDA deadline to apply for SURE crop benefits July 29
• Public hearings set on Hays redistricting
• Surprise closing of gym leaves members dangling
• InMotion Arm Robot: State-of-the-art techonology a boon to TxSt physical therapy program students
• Ace In The Hole Band Raises Money For Veterans Memorial
• BBB: Electronic buy-backs have some drawbacks
• Lane closures on IH-35 North tonight
• Park assault suspect sought
• Castro will seek new 35th District position
• Captured: Fugitive hiding in Mexico returned to face justice
• A ride around the world to help beat autism
• City Clerk's Office To Be Closed
• Rising Stars: Dawson Muñoz - Veteran, first-generation college student benefits from mentorship
• Arm robot boon to Texas State physical therapy patients, students
• Authorities find 2nd Canyon Lake drowning victim
• Residential real estate sales show increase
• TxSt’s Schildkraut earns Block Award
• Lake Dunlap lowering not until Aug. 15
• Sales tax revenues: Off for month, still up for year
• Criminal Justice student receives award for criminology thesis
• Open House Meeting To Discuss Smoke-Free Initiative
• Shining Stars Under 40
• Hope for restitution: Desecration of two cemeteries in 2003 measured in painful memories and cost to those left behind
• Smoke Signals: City researches possible ballot wording to snuff puffing in public
• If it’s July, it’s time to keep an eye on your car
• Step back in time: Visit a restored courthouse
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Watershed protection plan meeting set July 12
• Autism: Genes provide road maps
• Protecting your family’s assets from the increasing costs of nursing home care
• City of San Marcos Projects Update - Traffic Affecting for Week of July 10 - 16, 2011
• Local LBJ Museum project set to begin
• July City Calendar
• Texas beach health advisories increase
• Going tobacco-free: Texas State getting ready
• Water conservation: Stage 2 continues; Stage 3 suspended
• City of San Marcos Suspends Implementation of Stage 3 Water Rules
• Local music showcased at City Hall
• Sheriff announces promotions
• Passport to summer fun in Texas
• Sacred Springs: Unique summer camp delves into the history, and culture of native Americans
• State of Texas Crash Report Released for Bus Accident
• Experts offer advice on avoiding Texas sharks
• Uhland to honor its vets July 13
• CORE health care awarded contract
• Martindale becoming a boomtown?
• Crash investigation: Bus driver fell asleep
• Dana Boone named new head track and field coach for Bobcats
• Texas State archaeology students digging into history
• Former official pleads guilty: Restitution part of deal for Caldwell Co. woman
• Festival crowds down: Summerfest organizers say fireworks show cancelation may be factor
• No Stage 3 for San Marcos?
• Don’t let red light con game take your green
• County bonds hold ground with AA rating
• Villalpando is a ‘Master Trustee’
• Clean air tips that can save you money
• Mental health: Grad student lands Hogg scholarship
• County slates free tire recycling event July 9
• Free spay/neuter services offered
• Early Morning Bus Accident on IH-35 Near Posey Rd. - July 1, 2011
• San Marcos Traffic Update: July 3 – July 9, 2011
• City Council Preview - Tuesday, July 5, 2011
• Supporting The Troops
• Living Witness: Texas tree exhibit open, free
• Who butchered my tree? Utility cuts necessary, but care needed
• Update: Doctors amputate bus crash victim's leg
• CTMC provides live-saving tools
• Isaac earns TFR honor
• If you can’t see them, you can’t save them
• Celebrating? Might want to take a P.A.S.S.
• Keep it cool: Bring box fans to Saturday Farmers’ Market
• Divers call off search for body at Canyon
• 'Ponzi' scheme suspect arrested
• Man Indicted On 47 Counts Of Felony Sex Offenses
• City Council Packet Meeting Friday
• Gabriel Hurtado wins scholarship
• Blood drive slated at Seton Hays
• GED, healthcare program begins at library tonight
• Best Food FITS program promotes healthy diets in kid-friendly ways
• Shopping bag profits assist military families
• San Marcos man indicted on 47 child sex offenses
• Disaster: Hays among 213 Texas counties earning agricultural designation from
• Don’t let pools, lakes or beaches make you sick
• Seguin cancels Fourth of July fireworks
• Wimberley firefighters battling home blaze
• Firefighter convention brings 1,500+ to hotel, center
• Grad student lands Hogg Foundation for Mental Health scholarship
• Glass falls from hotel
• Foreclosures: News for Hays County not getting worse, but not getting any better
• Tip results in traffic stop, cocaine and meth arrest
• San Marcos Summerfest cancels fireworks; rest of show will go on
• San Marcos Cancels Fireworks Show
• Kids Invited to Summerfest Costume Competition and Parade on July 4
• Update: Divers recover body
• Canyon Lake drownings update: SMART heads back to Canyon Park, issues call for eyewitnesses
• Arts Commission Seeks Arts, Tourism, Diversity Projects
• SMART search resumed today for two believed drowned
• Redistricting: Population changes will bring commissioner precinct shifts
• State races heating up; Castro to enter fray
• Parents jailed for putting seven children in danger
• Delinquent taxpayers face penalty if payment not made by June 30
• Families urged to take a step back and inventory school year
• Don't be fooled: Hold your ground against high-pressure door-to-door sales
• Free senior panel will be Tuesday at center here
• Senior Panel at the San Marcos Activity Center
• 31st Annual Summerfest Independence Day Celebration
• July City Hall Calendar
• Fourth of July fireworks precautions urged by state
• County supports 911 center
• Ride a bike; the event you’ll like
• Festival fireworks still a ‘go’
• Tough choices, common sense only way to sidestep economic ‘tornado,’ economist tells business leaders
• City Of San Marcos News: Campaign For Safety
• San Marcos Traffic Update: June 26-July 2, 2011
• Log on to BEC website to help reduce your bills
• Capital credits: PEC allocates more than $61 milllion
• Summer: Job tips for teens, employers
• Newest redistricting plan divides San Marcos into 3
• Fraud charges against former banker dropped
• Wet and wonderful: Rains cool San Marcos, provide some relief to aquifer, yards
• Book Drive for Early Literacy
• Four Bobcats named to SLC All-Academic track teams
• Local middle, high school students invited to attend Choral Camps
• City team takes first in LBJ Museum golf tourney
• PEC board elects officers for coming year
• Convicted sex offender flees during break
• Trustees want math to get push
• Stabbing: Two jailed
• Two Arrested In Stabbing Incident
• San Marcos Farmers Market Slates ‘Bike Day’ Saturday
• Spaghetti fundraiser here July 1
• Final county parks plan meeting
• Three shot, two stabbed: Two men jailed in unrelated violent weekend incidents
• Man Arrested In Double Stabbing
• San Antonio Man Arrested After Triple Shooting
• Five graduates named Distinguished Alumni of Texas State
• Traffic Update: June 19-24, 2011
• Edwards Region Braces for Stage 3 Water Restrictions
• Suspect Charged In Aggravated Robbery
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, June 21, 2011
• CTMC to host its annual BabyFest Sunday, July 24
• KIND: Teaching kids to care about animals
• Rising Stars: Michael Collins - Archaeologist has dedicated his life to digging up the story of the Clovis culture
• Kids are hungry: Summertime busy for local food bank
• Tomato Fest Saturday
• Fireworks ban extended
• Pauken: Higher education changes needed for future
• Suspect charged: 33-year-old man held in $3 armed robbery
• Hays County extends burn ban; grilling exempt
• SWAT Action Results in Arrest of Robbery Suspect
• Future Olympian: High Jump Champion
• Texas State to host summer autism camps
• 2011 ‘Early Readers’ drive now collecting books for area youth
• Motal to head up LCRA
• Philosophy Dialogue Series holds June discussion events
• City packet meeting set on Friday
• Make Father’s Day gift buying fun, safe and secure
• A Foot a Day: As aquifer drops, Stage 3 rules ‘imminent’
• Alumni Association announces 2011 Distinguished Alumnus Awards
• Car’s owner spots vehicle, alerts police
• Teaching Kids to Care About Animals
• Tomato Fest at San Marcos Farmers Market
• Nursing Assistants Honored
• District Golf Champions
• Country singer Milsap to perform at CTMC 2011 gala
• SWAT team storms house, arrests robbery suspect
• Grass fire extinguished
• Caldwell bans all fireworks
• Hays County bans all fireworks use, sale
• Texas State hosts annual CARES autism summer camp
• American GI Forum: Patterson calls for an end to divisiveness
• Hays County Grand Jury Indictments
• Knifepoint robbery nets only about $3
• Former Hays DA candidate Paul Velte cleared of charges
• Juneteenth Celebrates Liberation
• Honoring American G.I. Forum
• Filmmaking 101: Part boot camp, part workshop, TxSt event helps create magic
• Alumni Association names five for Distinguished Alumnus Awards
• Arts master plan meetings slated here
• SMCISD: School meal prices to rise five cents
• Healthy cooking demonstration
• Heat risks rise: Officials issue warnings for those dealing with sizzling temperatures
• Commission Slates Town Meetings for Arts Master Plan
• DSHS Offers Hot Weather Precautions
• Saturday Construction Work to Begin in Rio Vista Terrace
• Traffic Update - Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic for Week of June 12 - 18, 2011
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Get 12.8% Boost
• Texas Water Safari 2011
• Summer program helps keep tummies full and kids happy
• Safari mad?
• Council Approves Home Improvement Incentive Discount Program
• Cunningham ties for 4th at NCAA, named First-Team All-American
• Fire forces evacuation
• Grant to Center for P-16 Initiatives funds college readiness programs
• Texas State artists win five Austin Critics Table Awards
• Texas Tech, Nevada to visit Bobcat Stadium for 2012 football season
• Airport project taking off
• ‘Armchair peddlers’ get Safari tech boost
• Sirens of the Safari...
• SMCISD: Interim AD pick could be named soon
• Texas Roadhouse Offers Deals to Customers Who Make a Muscle for MDA
• Broadway comes to San Marcos for Texas State Starry Nights Gala
• Geographic profiling creates smart push pins for police
• Texas Centennial Table on display at Wittliff Collections
• San Marcos Plans Week of Juneteenth Festivities
• Traffic Update: June 5-11, 20111
• Moving: Trustee elections could be shifted to November
• City plans a week of Juneteenth festivities
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Save your shrubs: Avoid bad haircuts
• Calorie crunch: Slimming ideas for summertime
• Reading makes major difference in the lives, futures of young people
• Terrorism strategies seem to be working, researchers contend
• June tax seminars
• Free preservation seminar
• It’s time to cool off in the city pool
• Water woes: EAA declares Stage 2 rules
• History springs forth: Core samples under Spring Lake revealing secrets of the past
• San Marcos to Enter Stage 2 Drought Restrictions
• City Council Preview: Friday, June 3 and Tuesday, June 7, 2011
• City Vital Statistics Office Closed On June 3, 2011
• Smithsonian: Two selected
• GBRA honors students
• Heat: Hays County fan drive targets elderly, those in need
• Special Session: Will it hamper possible presidential bid by Perry?
• 20 years: Assault, family violence case sending local man to prison
• Stage 2: Aquifer continues to drop
• Texas State joins South Texas Technology Management group
• A CNN Hero: Davis’ efforts to help other military widows making quite a splash
• Jasper dragging death killer gets execution date
• House rejects debt limit increase without cuts
• Three districts: Texas legislators may split Hays into more pieces
• Castro pleads to deal: Case stems from fatal ’09 shootout in Chestnut Street home
• Movies in Your Park Starts June 7, 2011
• Memorial Day 2011
• McAfee appointed to conservation council
• School finance bill would have allowed a $4 billion fund cut
• SMCISD TAKS test scores up
• Nation’s ERs show signs of trauma
• Drone: Giving authorities a sky high perspective
• Bobcats earn No. 2 seed in Austin NCAA baseball regional
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: May 29-June 4, 2011
• Bobcats capture Southland Conference Baseball Tournament
• Sink Creek sewer stink: Controversy brews over CIP project and its likely future impact
• ‘See & Save’ means watching kids in water
• CPR: Got a minute? Learn how to save someone else’s life
• Advanced electronics material closer to reality
• San Marcos CISD honors retirees
• Not moving: Military unit to remain in place at its facility inside City Park
• Texas State garners 12 Austin Critics Table Award nominations
• Rising Stars: Jackson Scholars - Students’ passion for teaching, learning and leading earns them recognition and opportunities
• Nieto, de Leon honored: National Hispanic Institute officials recognized
• CTMC Weight Watchers series begins June 7
• Texas bar approves grant for CASA
• San Marcos Sears store named ‘Premier Hometown Dealer’
• Suspects in theft surprised by officer
• Memorial Day = school day this year
• Rio Vista Pool Hours Set for Summer
• June 2011 City Hall Calendar
• When ill winds blow: Explosive tornado season across U.S. has Texans preparing
• SMCISD: Chiu new president of board
• Lake lowering: GBRA adjusts schedule for Dunlap
• Advanced electronics material closer to commercial reality
• Amber Alert: Authorities find missing Kyle sisters in Austin
• Savings: Energy Star Tax Holiday
• Suspect in Lockhart murder is behind bars
• City Honors SMCISD Teachers Of The Year
• Day Of Remembrance - Memorial Weekend
• Hurricane Preparedness Week: Time to keep a close eye on the weather
• Black and Latino Playwrights Conference lands NEA grant
• Fannin battleground to close
• College prep camp June 13-17
• Suspect facing several counts of identity theft
• Try a little kindness: Lane courtesy can save lives and make the trip at bit friendlier, safety experts say
• Missing Wimberley teen found; man jailed
• Amber Alert still in effect
• City Taking Applications for Homebuyer Program
• Gifts of Wisdom and Experience
• Peace Officers Memorial
• SMHS: Speech and Debate Champions
• Public Works: Sustaining Our Quality of Life
• SMHS Recognized For Improvement
• Siemens Foundation gives to TxSt Mathworks
• Gift to Mathworks a boon for advanced mathematics programs
• City homebuyer program open
• LBJ Museum tourney deadline near
• Bobcats' Harrington, Smith honored with SLC baseball awards
• Texas officials target texting while driving
• Water: Kyle going to Stage 2
• Local newspaper staff publishes despite deadly storm
• Texas State SLC Tourney preview radio show to air Monday
• Texas State hosts free college preparatory summer camp
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 3.71%
• Redwood Road Water Line Under Construction
• Still suffering: Hays vet officer agrees with court ruling which blasts delays by VA
• Buckle up: ‘Click It or Ticket’ push begins Monday
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Texas jobless rate down to eight percent
• TxSt: Regents approve Center for Research, Commercialization
• Tourism honors: Rogers Family Tourism Awards go to Arlis Hiebert, Bob Sappington
• Promotions and tenure at TxSt
• Hays County fan drive to help less fortunate
• Fewer police calls in 2010: 30-year-old cold case murder suspect arrest a high point
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: May 22-May 28, 2011
• Tennis courts cracking
• Regents approve Center for Research Commercialization project
• Texas State announces faculty tenure and promotions
• SMCISD celebrates speech, hearing month during May
• Feedback: PEC eyes easement rules change
• Parks plan meeting set
• ‘Hard Hats for Little Heads’ set Saturday
• Memorial Day observances set across the county
• Dam inspections: Proposal would impact some local structures but not others
• Stage 2 around corner?
• Reuse and Outreach to the Community
• PEC debuts new online features to assist its members
• Two Texas State professors awarded Cottrell science grants
• Budget cuts: Student loans eyed
• Realtors opening doors to buyers here on June 4-5
• FSA county committee nominations start soon
• Still no identification for skull found in river
• Texas Senate: New lines would split San Marcos
• Five named to city posts
• Traffic Report: May 15-21, 2011
• Women's tennis, softball teams receive NCAA academic recognition
• It's Western Swing time
• Texas State faculty land Cottrell College Science Awards
• ENERGY STAR holiday May 28-30
• Uhland church sponsors fundraiser this Saturday
• TSUS sets centennial celebration
• Rodriguez graduates from SBS
• County to offer recycling of tires
• Working women beating men in race for degrees test headl
• Utility corporation focuses on LCRA properties
• Texas State hosts Construction Services HUB Forum
• Put a positive spin on the heat - donate a fan
• Sink Creek hearing reset for June 21
• Most improved
• Summer Fan Drive Now Underway
• Petersen receives top geography teaching award
• Texas State team wins 2011 SIFE National Championship
• Victory Gardens Park Improvements to Start
• TxSt arts center to break ground
• Cheeto is back
• Sales tax rebates mixed for Hays but up for San Marcos
• Bourgeois new Texas State provost
• Baseball clinches 3rd consecutive regular season league title
• Softball wins 2011 SLC tournament championship
• Discussions Slated on Current, Future Capital Projects
• Summer II
• Be a Bobcat: Marissa Cantu-Harkless - My Favorite Professor
• Be a Bobcat: Vanessa De La Rosa - How My Major Will Help Me Reach My Goals
• Be a Bobcat: Erin Beatty - Most Valuable Learning Experience
• Ground breaking scheduled for new Performing Arts Center
• Bourgeois named Texas State provost, vice president of academic affairs
• Ominous clouds and rain ... finally
• Business faculty honored with two national IMA awards
• SMCISD vote Saturday
• Rising Stars: LeKisha McKinley - MBA student focuses on breaking the cycle
• Chris Cooper receives Texas teaching honor
• Air, ground search locates missing man
• Softball earns league-leading seven All-Conference nods
• Guns on campus bill clears the Senate
• Mensor: Home grown wellness program
• Tribute to soldiers
• Tribute to Fallen Soldiers Planned for Memorial Day
• Bobcat baseball wins 8th straight against UTSA
• Traffic Update - Projects Affecting San Marcos Trafficfor Week of May 8 -14, 2011
• No relief: ‘Soaking’ rain unlikely unless big shift in jet stream occurs
• Shifting work, school and kids just par for San Marcos mother
• Police seek 3 in cell phone robbery
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• PEC voting opens
• Hawthorne is elected LLAMA VP
• Promoting healthy meals: SMCISD recognizes district’s nutrition employees
• Terrell is AMA ‘Marketer of Year’
• Covo named ‘LBJ Outstanding Senior’ at Texas State University
• San Marcos City Council Preview: May 16 and May 17, 2011
• Lions Club tubing season opens Saturday
• TLU class content now on iTunes
• Texas Historical Commission: Commemorate Memorial Day
• Future of Al Qaeda: Getting bin Laden good, but terrorist threat continues, TxSt’s Wayman Mullins says
• Airport project could be ‘key’ to future
• Viva! Cinco de Mayo fest set to kick off here tonight
• Homes not-so-sweet homes due cleanup
• Barnett hired as Kyle police chief; range of experience and skills cited
• Almendarez is ‘Student of the Month’
• Terrell named AMA Student Marketer of the Year
• CTMC debuts its free mobile app for iPhone; more platforms coming
• Terry won’t seek another city council term
• Campus tragedy still a mystery
• National Preservation Month
• Game to benefit community, SMCISD
• Heritage Trails workshop Thursday in Johnson City
• Obama says he won't release bin Laden death photo
• Online tools for teachers
• Taxpayer seminar this month
• Texas State student dies after jumping out window
• Rabies: CenTex officials say this could be a bad year
• No check in the mail: Fed program payments making move from paper to electronic
• Teaching kids to swim
• Chris Covo named LBJ Outstanding Senior Student at Texas State
• Phone call led to bin Laden
• Bobcats crack Baseball America Top 25 poll
• Texas State prepares for 2011 spring commencement ceremonies
• Dad of 1st US soldier slain cheers bin Laden death
• Graduating senior lands prestigious Fulbright grant
• Celebrations at Ground Zero in wake of news of bin Laden's death
• City Council Preview:May 2 and May 3, 2011
• May City Hall Calendar
• Grass fire snuffed
• Crash kills Dripping Springs man
• Weapons, narcotics: Caldwell authorities arrest two
• Survey: Parks opinions sought
• CSR efforts save money for counties
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Hays Grand Jury Indictments
• Girl Scout online shop to open
• Grills: Sizzling may be silenced
• City Of San Marcos - Traffic Update: May 1 - 7, 2011
• Brown named University College dean, director of PACE Center
• Arbor Day Foundation offers booklet for donation
• City clerk’s office hours to change
• Georgia Young named champion at theatre festival
• Women’s Center’s annual auction set for June 4
• ‘America’s Most Wanted’ places Saraswati on list
• Texas State SIFE students connect with Hong Kong
• Baker wins TCEQ award: Agency cites ongoing work to protect old Jacob’s Well
• Final Exams
• South Hays FD can always use more help
• Recycling: E-waste event at TxSt deemed a success
• Appraisals: Notices set to go out May 2; most values rise less than one percent
• Academy receives a gift of $1 million
• Tennis booster club garage sale, barbecue lunch set this Saturday
• Rising indigent health care costs hitting Hays hard
• Young named national champion at American College Theatre Festival
• Bargain home prices helping to reduce glut of foreclosures
• Doggone car crash: Woman seeks missing pet
• Texas State to begin bicycle roundup May 23
• Texas State to become tobacco-free institution on Aug. 1
• Breath of fresh air: Texas State to become tobacco-free university
• City to consider banning portable grills in the parks
• Hays County orders immediate halt to the use of fireworks
• High & dry ... sigh: Rainfall outlook not encouraging for Central Texas
• Arbor Day: Time to dig in
• Barnside graduates from basic
• University Police announce bicycle round-up for 2011
• ‘Race To Nowhere’ set May 4
• Officials keeping an eye on rising food prices
• Boy saved from river
• Badge, patch contest extended
• Traffic fatality: Elderly pedestrian killed; driver charged
• Rescuers Save Four Year Old from Drowning
• City Clerk's Office to Close at Noon Hours During May
• City Of San Marcos News - Elderly Man Killed, Driver Charged
• Elderly man killed, driver charged
• Public Invited to Homebuyer Program
• City Of San Marcos - Traffic Update: April 24-30
• Redbird gets green light
• Close Coral Encounter
• Water: Kyle goes to Stage 1
• SMPD Arrests Two in Burglary Spree
• 'MR Fest' Slated April 29-30, 2011
• Future Leaders Plan Student Government Day
• Ruth's Locket Film Honored
• CIP Open House Postponed
• Seton nurse goes ‘Above and Beyond’
• ‘Movies in Your Park’ series starts June 7
• No break at the pump
• Foreclosures down
• Indicted: Three face charges in Caldwell
• Suspects in thefts jailed
• Movie in Your Park Eco-Night Slated May 6
• Pct. 4 Commissioner Whisenant holding meeting on road project
• Rising Stars: G Sandoval - Graduate student finds an outlet for energy
• Get ‘Back to Balance’ and enjoy pampering at Embassy Suites at event that benefits CTMC
• ‘Bobcat Day’ in Round Rock set for Saturday, April 30
• Musical Theatre program stages Andrew Lippa’s ‘The Wild Party’
• Going past the numbers: ‘Red Apple Project’ doesn’t fully explain staffing, test results for SMCISD, officials say
• Wildfire threat demands action plan
• Texas State debate team wins prestigious NFA title
• Evidence prompts change of plea: DWI defendant had BAC more than four times the legal limit, Asst. DA says
• San Marcos Enters Stage 1 Watering Restrictions
• Texas State’s Round Rock campus hosts Bobcat Day, health fair
• Scam targets risked data
• Texas State speech team wins NFA national title
• ‘Finders keepers’ egg hunt is Saturday
• It’s official: City in Stage 1 rules
• The good & the bad at job fair
• Trustees eye district options
• Youth chorus in concert
• Zenarae Antoine named women's head basketball coach
• Education documentary ‘Race to Nowhere’ to be screened
• City Council Preview
• Residents get look at homes hit by wildfire
• LWV ‘Meet and Greet’ for candidates April 25
• CTMC wound institute a ‘Center of Distinction’
• Grass blaze halted
• EAA declares Stage 1
• SMCISD teachers of the year
• Hays’ helping hand
• 1st redistricting map shifts Caldwell
• AG Abbott encourages Texans to help children through CASA
• Shay Ishii Dance Company presents ‘Carmina Burana’
• TxState student poet takes fifth place in national competition
• Texas State history professor authors book on Pat Nixon
• Writing Center food drive benefits Hays County Food Bank
• Sixth generation Texan to speak on how to trace ancestors back to days of the Republic
• Getting past grief: CTMC offers new programs
• Police seeking 2 suspects in brutal assault
• Panel: Water is everything
• Public Meeting Slated on Sink Creek Wastewater Main - April 18, 2011
• Watering Restrictions Ahead As Drought Worsens
• KTSW's 4th annual MR Fest
• Grande Communications debuts ‘Unleashed’ high speed Internet service
• Be a Bobcat: J Collard - What I Tell Future Texas State Students
• City slates Sink Creek meeting Monday
• Old cemetery getting glory
• County OKs big pay hikes for HCSO officers
• Poised to restrict water
• New slide is cool by Kyle Pool
• ‘Bike to School Day’ planned for Texas State
• Conley elected CAPCOG chair
• Concerts continue Thursday
• Brett Gray takes 5th at national speech competition
• Volunteer efforts help ramp up quality of life
• Sexual predator convicted; sentencing set May 24
• 2nd bomb threat at Lehman
• EAA: Region on water alert
• City Of San Marcos News: Repairs To Start on Tennis Courts
• After the storm: South Texas is still recovering from Alex
• LBJ Museum renovation work beginning
• Center for Social Inquiry hosts ‘Relevance of Water’ symposium
• Mottet named dean of College of Fine Arts and Communication
• Rio Vista Pool lottery drawing Wednesday
• Texans’ ID data risked
• Concert ‘unplugs’ tonight
• Drought emergency: Hays farmers with losses can apply for loans
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up Slightly
• Author George Saunders to hold readings in San Marcos, Kyle
• Innovative 100-4-100 auction brings art, scholarships together
• Texas State recognized for online master of social work program
• Communications Specialist Position Open-City of San Marcos
• 2011 Texas State Spring Football Game
• City Of San Marcos - Traffic Update: April 10-16
• Short & dry spring
• Wildfire threat poses high risks
• Future of the Cephas House
• ‘Undertold’ marker applications sought
• Panky donates painting for scholarship fundraiser auction
• Keep San Marcos Beautiful Spring Concerts Continues with Devil’s Hollow
• Far from home but doing their part for Japan
• Drug-sniffing dog alerts on student’s backpack; charge upped to felony
• Fraternity to hold annual Easter Eggstravaganza
• Texas State alumnus honored for dissertation by AAHHE
• 2011 Vendor and Travel Fair
• Alex Sanchez honored with Tomás Rivera Children’s Book Award
• Social Security statements will soon be retiring
• Texas history: Close call for David Burnet
• Far from home but doing their part for Japan
• Working together
• Drug-sniffing dog alerts on student’s backpack; charge upped to felony
• Copper thief cuts and runs
• Child Abuse Awareness and Prevention Month
• Property tax rendition deadline Friday, April 15
• Party honors Dr. Pohl upon TxSt retirement
• Note at Lehman sparks evacuation and search
• Allies create ‘Out of the Box’ experience for Biannual Training
• Aquarena Center hosts 5th Annual Earth Day Celebration
• CAF Biplane Fly-In set here April 30
• Food costs up
• Shoppers not quite as willing to spend money in February
• Candidate meet, greet
• ID Theft: Texas #5
• Medal of Honor Recipient Honored in San Marcos
• Student Employee Week
• Fair Housing Month
• CPAAA: Outstanding Volunteers
• Math Works!
• Martindale park: More funds = more space
• Bobcat Pause honors deceased Texas State faculty, staff, students
• Rogers Tourism Award names sought
• Spanish language film fest at TxSt
• Recycling e-waste
• Kyle’s recycling service includes compost
• Tax time countdown
• Palm Harbor Homes plans to close Kyle plant
• Keep San Marcos Beautiful Spring Concerts - Carolyn Wonderland
• Power Restored After Winds Cause Outages
• E-Waste Collection at Bobcat Stadium
• Rogers Family Tourism Award Nominations
• Carpenter named dean of education
• Ting Liu honored nationally for physical education research
• RFSA slates annual meeting
• Champs: SMHS speech, debate
• Be a Bobcat: Stephanie Rohlfs - Why Texas State
• Texas State hosts ‘Puntos de Vista’ documentary film festival
• Hewett: 10 years for beating child
• Targeted nature of email scam worrisome
• Storm Causes Brief Power Outages
• ‘Mix It Up’ math program extended, revised with grant
• Kathy Dunn Hamrick Dance Company to perform at Texas State
• Aquifer sales tax hearing set Tuesday
• Motorcyclist dies: Investigation of Kyle man’s Friday death along IH-35 continues
• Death penalty sought: 1975 murder case targets Willie Jenkins in death of young woman
• TLU offers new $14,500 stipend
• May election deadline April 14
• Canyon flow to be cut back
• Stan Carpenter named Dean of Education at Texas State
• ‘The Longoria Affair’ film highlights annual Si Se Puede! dinner
• Mariachi fest starts tonight at Texas State
• Hispanic Policy Network hosts Dual Language Symposium
• Texas State theatre students big winners at regional festival
• Women in Science and Engineering conference at TxSt
• ‘Angel of Goliad’ saved many lives in 1836
• Texas State SIFE working to make wishes come true
• Highways in Texas get failing grade
• Phi Xi Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha accepting applications for local scholarship
• Post office parking lease expires
• Unified 911: Hays County moves toward bringing all responders together
• Eads to lead school district
• City Council Preview: April 4 and April 5, 2011
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of April 3 - 9, 2011
• San Marcos Police Year in Review
• Yellow Rose: CAF’s warbird not the same B-25 involved in runway crash which
• Record staffers win AP awards
• Alumna Wills-Karp highlights 2nd Annual WISE conference
• Hays High student arrested for robbing convenience store
• Texas State debate team finishes second at national tournament
• Early notice of separation: 30 SMCISD employees opt for district's cost-saving initiative
• Inmate dies after hanging
• Celebrity Classic Aids Local Agencies
• Latino Film Festival Slated
• Texas State celebrates Earth Day with electronic waste collection event
• 1800s will come alive at Western Heritage Day
• Mariachi 7 Leguas headlines La Feria Del Mariachi 2011
• Funkotron, Blacktop Nights to perform free concert here Thursday
• April City Meetings
• Home price declines deepen in more major U.S. markets
• Household hazardous waste collection event set Saturday
• 17 proposals seek expanded gambling in the state of Texas
• Super search nears its end
• Diamond Line claims National Champ title
• Free Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• City of San Marcos Council to Discuss Budget Policy, Review Agenda
• Model Arab League team takes top honors in competition
• Texas State to lead statewide workforce grant
• Center for Texas Music History presents 11th UnPlugged show
• Hays County lifts burn ban
• Day of Native American Film 2011: Empiricism and Understanding
• Can’t get no satisfaction?
• Monthly farmer’s market on the Texas State Quad
• Don’t let wallet run empty on gas-saving devices
• County's Pct. 2 building sought
• Summer camps: Do homework and check details
• Bobcat Pause Memorial Service
• Addicted to YouTube?
• Juried art show coming to Texas State
• San Marcos Police invite ideas for badges, patches
• Car seat check set for April 2
• KBR cuts ribbon
• David McMillan Honored
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: March 27 - April 2, 2011
• Supporting Wounded Veterans: Ride2Recovery
• Feria del Mariachi Week
• Police Chief to deliver annual report on Monday
• Open San Marcos to meet on March 30
• Ride 2 Recovery rolls into Embassy Suites Monday
• Council OK's Retreat plan in vote of 5-2
• 81 years for robbery
• Teacher rally in Kyle April 2
• Moore named next Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
• Road work under way in the city
• ‘ABCs of Networking’ seminar on Tuesday
• Young poet’s work chosen for publication
• Villasenor graduates basic training
• Survey Finds Residents Mostly Satisfied with Life, Services in SanMarcos
• Kyle: State of the City
• Perry Moore named TSUS vice chancellor for academic affairs
• Uhland church celebrates affiliation
• Retired faculty members to meet
• Texas history: The 1836 massacre at Goliad
• Hindu leader still missing
• Public invited to free shredding event Saturday
• Serving Hispanics: TxSt recognized by Department of Education
• NHS spelling bee scheduled at the high school on April 16
• Sweet sounds of spring
• Robbery, kidnapping: Authorities seek assist from public in identifying armed man
• City Posts Financial Transparency Information Online
• Networking Luncheon
• Police Badge, Patch Design Contest Extended to May 15, 2011
• Sales tax for aquifer an option
• Traveling vendors on city agenda
• Texas State officially recognized as Hispanic Serving Institution
• Only four votes needed on Aspen Heights zoning
• HealthCheck offers variety of programs here April 28
• River group targets invasive species
• 4 Votes, Not 6, Needed on Aspen Heights Zoning
• Texas State launches new app for Android devices
• Really an odyssey?
• Encouraging signs: Hays, area counties see ‘lowest percentage gain’ since 2008
• San Marcos Beautiful Spring Concerts Fastball
• Public Invited To Police Department Annual Report To Community
• Public Invited To Free Shredding Program
• Download the Texas State Android App
• Upgrade to a house on budget of college student
• Heart Walk here Saturday
• Debate over photo ID legislation contentious
• Community Block Grant funds up for grabs soon
• Spring concerts begin Thursday with Fastball
• 360 Roundtable – Ilegal Immigration
• Volunteers: City boards, commissions need public’s participation; many slots still to fill
• City To Hold Community Development Block Grant Workshop
• Sustainability of Modern Music
• Texas State prof recovers cannons thought to be those of Capt. Morgan
• Shakespeare’s ‘As you Like it’ set to open at Texas State
• SIFE Race for Relief scheduled for April 2
• CTMC sponsoring ‘Way 2 Go Kids’
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: March 20 - 26, 2011
• SM 'least affordable' city
• City Hall sounds?
• County sets first of 5 meetings on parks plan
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• CASA volunteers: Making a difference
• Treats for troops a focus of County Government Month
• City Council Preview
• Reward upped for missing NB toddler
• Historic opera ‘Street Scene’ debuts April 1 Texas State
• Friends of San Marcos Cemetery to hold annual meeting April 7
• City Council Preview: March 24, 2011
• Edwards Aquifer Authority urges conservation
• Opera Theatre to present Kurt Weill’s ‘Street Scene’
• Farmers Market on the Texas State Quad
• 175 Years Ago: News of Alamo’s fall prompts dash towards safety — the ‘Runaway Scrape’
• Volunteers, donations are in need after blaze
• GJCC Panther Club participating in Heart Walk
• Rio Vista Improvements construction update March 22
• 2,000 lbs of pot
• Wittliff to host April 5 reading by Robert Stone
• SMHS speakers, debaters excel at qualifying tourney
• Sign thefts give two suspects a night in jail
• Mammogram a 'good' experience
• Reasons for St. Paddy’s Day street closure just blarney, e-mail writer says
• Colon cancer action month
• 2011 Farm and Ranch Forum scheduled in Uvalde April 1-2
• Rio Vista Construction Update at Nature Center
• TxSt lands geography grant
• The 1966 ‘Batman’ film ... and why it matters
• Flood safety awareness: When there’s water across the road, don’t take a chance, safety experts say
• New fountain to be named in honor of Gwen Smith
• Wreck: NB man arrested for DWI
• Present and past vie for the future
• Stores hope reward helps smoke out burglars
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 6.96%
• SMHS: Paul Uncangco is accepted by academy
• Ride 2 Recovery: Taylor Hicks to perform
• Saving family farms:Land trust seminars set
• Want to help Japan? BBB advising to donate wisely
• Dialogue series continues at TxSt
• CTMC to cut seniors, substance programs
• Wittliff Collections host reading by celebrated author Robert Stone
• Crunching the numbers: City budget: Officials take look at goals and hiring
• City Begins Budget Process with Strategic Goals, Hiring Review
• Volunteers Invited for City Boards
• Center for Geographic Information Science lands USEPA-STAR grant
• Softball completes sweep of Sam Houston State
• Bobcats baseball steals another from Houston on final swing
• Swarm Alert: Termites like moist ground, warm temperatures
• TxSt police chief concerned about handguns on campuses
• Copper cable cut, burn marks left at the scene
• Monday the deadline to file for spot on SMCISD board
• Food bank seeks CDL drivers
• CenTex Wing of CAF wins 2011 Unit Award
• Diabetes alert: CTMC continues fight with special event
• CDBG funding applications due April 8
• Rosales graduates
• Tejanos in the fight for Texas independence
• Commissioners urge flood safety measures in Hays county
• Higher costs fuel concerns at SMPD
• Pain of rising gasoline prices to be felt far beyond the pump
• Downtown Smart Code: City staff busy making changes to new guidelines for future growth
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: March 13-19, 2011
• ‘Technology forecaster’ presents lecture for 21st century
• TxSt announces faculty grants
• Bobcat Band, Wind Ensemble honored by national association
• IRS: Filing from home an option
• San Marcos retail activity continues to pay dividends
• Green Living Showcase: Early bird discount deadline set Friday
• ‘Anthropology’ theme of next Philosophy Dialogue Series
• Bobcats advance to semifinal round of SLC basketball tournament
• Hays enacts hiring freeze: Move also includes internal promotions, transfers
• Crime Prevention: Auto Burglary
• City of San Marcos Seeks CDBG Grant Applications
• Texas State to host fashion merchandising career forum
• 21 years and 10,000 hours later, a special volunteer steps down
• Burglaries: Police seek assist from public in solving rash of recent thefts
• Extreme wildfire risks present a danger for much of state of Texas
• March: Be aware of your derriere
• University announces 2011-2012 faculty development leave grants
• Religious leader gets 280 years: Saraswati must also pay $10,000 for each count of indedency
• San Marcos Police Seek Help In Rash of Burglaries
• Kyle seeks applications for funding
• Fastball to headline KSMB spring concert
• Texas State debate, forensics teams sweep February contests
• Barbershop quartets, choruses to compete here
• Suspect in Buda shooting
• Delta Dogs: Canines teaming up with students
• Swami a no-show Monday
• Texas DPS discourages Spring Break travel to Mexico
• Convicted guru no-show for sentencing
• Annual LBJ 100 Bike Tour slated for March 26
• City Of San Marcos News Public Meetings Scheduled on Downtown SmartCode
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: March 6-12, 2011
• Campus cops get new enforcement powers
• The Lost Fleet: Texas State helps recover cannons of Capt. Morgan
• Crash fatality probed by police
• K2: Substance coming under fire; city of Kyle enacts a ban
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Ebony, Parker drainage channel is now complete
• CROP Hunger Walk this afternoon
• Downtown SmartCode workshops start Tuesday
• Spring job expo at Texas State Wednesday
• Trauth among Girl Scouting’s ‘Women of Distinction’
• Saraswati found guilty; sentencing part of trial set to begin on Monday
• Drainage Channel Complete On Ebony Street-Parker Drive
• Copper caper capped: Old rest home stripped; two suspects jailed
• 175 years ago: Woman’s relative helped start the Texas revolution
• Travis, Mendez science fair recognition
• Plum Creek Golf Course purchased by partnership
• TWC recovers millions
• IT Security Awareness Video Contest
• Center for P-16 initiatives to host FAFSA Mondays
• Man found dead in crashed car
• Knudson tabbed for Ruth B. Glassow Honor Award
• Juilliard returns to Texas State for Common Experience performance
• Annual CROP Walk Sunday
• Signup ends soon for farm fund program
• Transitional job funds available
• Center raising funds: City agrees to provide $500,000 matching grant to help HCWC
• Color it green: Showcase set March 26 at the Embassy Suites
• Black History Month
• Farmers Market on the Square Opens Saturday
• Symposium on Women and Gender
• Richard Kidd honored by THC
• Center for P-16 Initiatives hosts FAFSA Mondays at San Marcos High
• Debate, forensics teams sweep February tournaments
• Bobcat football adds two FBS opponents to 2012 schedule
• March tax help offered by comptroller’s office
• IRS: Where to get free help with preparing taxes
• Lock your doors, police here advise
• River cleaning due here Saturday
• Texas History: Long-lost letters shed new light on Texas Navy
• Wind power generating savings at sports complex
• Bobcat baseball overpowers No. 16 Baylor, 13-2
• Academy Bears Excel this Season!
• Grad student inks deal with St. Martin’s Press
• Road to Recovery March 28
• SMPD chief agrees that photo lineup standards a good idea
• Narvaiz named to mandates task force
• Falls Hall formally decommissioned by President Trauth, students, staff
• Extreme wildfire danger: Conditions create fire dangers, officials advise
• Police Seek Stabbing Suspect
• Grad student inks 3-book deal with St. Martin’s Press
• Wittliff Collections holds major exhibition of Robb Kendrick tintypes
• Texas State helps recover cannons from Captain Morgan’s lost fleet
• Rising Stars: gram - Talent, tenacity and a great teacher help ComDes grads get internships abroad
• Grant initiative recruiting at Texas State for health information certifications
• Laman retrospective: ‘Points of Departure’ at university
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, March 1, 2011
• Loop layout: Proposed FM 110 revealed to the public
• Drive-in banking takes toll
• Flu symptoms are nothing to sneeze at – or are they?
• Pancakes: Donations to stack up
• Rutherford Ranch honored
• TxSt taps Satterfield & Pontikes
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Fundraiser set March 6
• Update: Man drives car through bank doors; police follow trail of broken glass to suspect
• City of San Marcos News: Police Chase, Arrest Bank Burglary Suspect
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of February 27 – March 5, 2011
• Van opens new doors to veterans
• 24 area residents now serving on the Hays County Historical Commission
• American Mathematical Society funds Texas Mathworks scholarships
• ‘Improvisation’ features Centaur of Attention
• Monthly farmers market on Quad brings fresh produce to campus
• 175 years ago: Fannin gets letter from Travis at the Alamo
• Scams: Don’t fall for bogus tax messages from the ‘IRS’
• Spring storms: As weather begins to change, caution urged
• Contemporary art exhibit ponders big questions of sustainability
• Rattler speakers, debaters take win at Westwood
• Dance: ‘Merge and Emerge’ March 3-4
• BBB: Think twice about paying for some financial aid services
• HealthCheck is expanding
• Convenience store hit again
• Suspicious driving leads to drug charges
• SMCISD offers incentive plan to reduce payroll costs
• Census throws the city a curve
• Soccer Complex Scores with New Solar-Wind Turbine
• CTMC offers 12-week Weight Watchers program on March 8
• Texas State hosts 23rd Annual Communication Week
• Girl groups come to blows on Mill Street; some detained
• ‘Improvisation Showcase’ features Centaur of Attention troupe
• Smash and grab: Smokes, TV stolen as another convenience store hit
• Vidrine makes top 25 percent in Mathcounts competition
• Seguin man killed in West Texas oilfield accident
• Unattended death on Conway Street
• Fox 7 reports Texas State University growing quickly
• SMCISD trustees ponder budget options for tight year
• Highest honor awarded to cadet Scouts
• Two vehicles collide in Martindale at Tuesday morning rush hour
• Great Texas Warrant Roundup March 5
• Howards recognized by the AAA
• Hays Grand Jury indictments
• PEC names veteran  R.B. Sloan new CEO
• AKA members scheduled to meet with lawmakers to discuss issues
• Trailblazer: Judy Ford-Cumings educator & cowgirl deluxe
• Texas State offers sneak peak at Performing Arts Center
• Empty bowls project set for Feb. 27
• Consular officer discusses US-Mexico relations
• City Of San Marcos News: Honoring Steve Harvey
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of February 20 - 26, 2011
• Black History Month at City Of San Marcos
• 175th Anniversary of Texas Independence
• Honoring George Washington
• Texas State unveils plans for new center for the performing arts
• Filing underway for May school board seats
• Flamenco guitarist Ronald Radford to perform Monday
• Correction to Gen. Burleson story
• 'MuscleBound' show coming to Texas State
• Hays CISD wields budget ax
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Capital Murder
• Great Texas Warrant Roundup Slated March 5, 2011
• Celebrating San Marcos Historic Districts
• Acclaimed author, poet Nick Flynn to hold readings
• Philosophy Dialogue Series examines ‘Justice, Freedom and Equality’
• Dance company presents multicultural ‘Merge and Emerge’
• Disney College Program Presentation
• Summer Programs Available for Children
• Juilliard rejoins Common Experience
• The future of Playscape
• TxDOT slates Thursday public meeting to talk about proposed route of FM 110
• Crimes of the week
• Gen. Edward Burleson remembered
• Gear Up for Greening: Texas State students collecting electronics
• Tourism honor nominations sought
• River adventure: Cool college project turns downright cold
• Consulate officer to address U.S.-Mexico relations
• Culprits in break-in still sought by police
• Multimedia solo performance ‘MuscleBound’ comes to Texas State
• Tote purchases assist Operation Homefront
• Accounting students offer help with taxes
• Severe Weather Awareness urged
• Texas State senior wins ‘Singing with Broadway Stars’ competition
• History screening to feature Giberson
• Officials seeking suspects in local campus vandalism campus
• Two men arrested for kicking in door at apartment
• Texas taxes low, but state is also low in its percentage of high school grads – dead last, in fact
• Men's basketball tops Texas A&M-Corpus Christi, 66-61
• Kyle on move with police chief search
• Country Estates home deemed a total loss after weekend blaze
• Unicycle Football League
• Flamenco guitarist Ronald Radford to perform at Texas State
• Streaming: Commissioner sessions go live
• Cuts a comin’
• 2010 a busy year for city’s P&Z
• Lions Camp offers family diabetes seminar
• Texas State SIFE headed for Dallas
• CTMC partners with local business to save hearts, lives
• Harmless Sewer Line Smoke Testing to Begin
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 7.68%
• Local Citizens Urged to Spay or Neuter Pets
• Rising Stars: Gordon Taylor - Gordon Taylor Gives Back and Looks Forward
• Grant initiative recruiting for health information certifications
• Texas State alumni win first Grammy with Grupo Fantasma
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update February 13-19, 2011
• No skating – still waiting
• Riot: One SMHS student arrested, eight youths taken into custody
• Teen girls conference
• Community survey to be launched by city of San Marcos
• College of Science adds ‘Engineering’ to its name at TxSt
• Free tax filing offered by TWC
• Sewer line testing to begin this week
• Regents approve stadium complex
• 49 cartons of cigarettes stolen here
• De Zavala remembers a friend in Annette Navarro
• Texas State College of Science adds ‘Engineering’ to its name
• 175 years ago: Remembering defenders of the Alamo
• Singing Valentines offered
• Robber demands and gets $5
• Fights break out at SMHS, campus locked down for a half hour; no injuries
• Gender research symposium March 4
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for information on missing toddler
• ‘Sharing Our Skills Day’ set Saturday
• ‘Family Farm Day’ Feb. 21 at capitol
• City cleans up recycle bill error
• Win over Central Arkansas vaults Bobcat men into first place
• When it’s not the flu: More than enough viruses to go around this year
• Osborne to speak at academy
• Hays County retail sails: San Marcos, most of area see state sales tax rebates rise again
• Council Slates Packet Meeting
• City Corrects Recycle Billing Error
• P and Z Issues 2010 Report
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, February 15, 2011
• Pakistani Fulbright scholar to visit Texas State
• Family, children network fair here
• Woman reports being assaulted by stranger
• ‘Noises Off’ to play at university
• CIP comments sought Thursday
• City begins deer count in local neighborhoods
• Soap dumped into river; police seeking suspects
• Spay Days USA
• City Begins Deer Count
• Wrong defendant named in story
• Heloise: Take care of yourself
• Toddler search continues; prayer vigil called
• PEC's Fuelberg gets 300 days for theft
• New director for Hope Hospice
• University community urged to activate Rave Alert accounts
• Texas State hosts women, gender research collaborative symposium
• Rohde named to National Environmental Decontamination board
• Heart of Texas Chorus offering singing Valentines
• Combs presents updated analysis of obesity costs
• Wittliff Collections acquire major Sam Shepard Collection
• 25-year sentence: Quenten Rashad Taylor takes plea in murder case
• Co-op invites preview of cold weather bills
• Search continues for missing toddler
• City Invites Public Comment at CIP Meeting
• Frigid weather darkens hope for missing tot
• Ice, snow fail to take heat off disturbance, wreck calls to PD
• Two Hays County offices on the move to Yarrington Road
• Time to call the plumber: Thaw brings new and costly surprises
• Who will pay? Hays targets unfunded mandates
• Cambodian journalist to speak at Texas State on media and freedom
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Grow your business: Financial literacy workshop slated here Feb. 22
• The face of a champion: SMHS tennis star Jacob Lucas has made his mark on program, teammates
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update Feb. 6-12, 2011
• Pate to deliver Brennan and Smith Lecture
• CTMC Women’s Council seeks ways to give back to community
• Cavender’s joining with Wrangler in program for veterans
• PALS gets grant from PetSmart Charities
• Designs sought for new SMPD patch and badge
• San Marcos Affected by Rolling Brownouts
• Police Invite Patch, Badge Designs
• SMCISD: Classes will start late on Friday
• State mental health funding an ‘uphill battle’
• Brooks to lead new public library in Kyle
• CMTC physicians selected as ‘best’ and ‘super’ doctors
• NWS issues Winter Weather Advisory
• TxDOT seeking public input on transportation
• Cambodian journalist to speak on media, freedom in Cambodia
• Cold grips Central Texas
• Blizzard leaves icy swath of misery across the nation
• TxState cancels Thursday morning classes
• Bobcats ink 22 in Franchione's first recruiting class
• City issues press release on service interruptions
• Classic farce ‘Noises Off’ comes to Texas State Theatre Center
• Update: Servers, phones restored at city hall
• Bike shop owners put wheels of justice in motion
• Accounting students offer free tax preparation service
• LCRA begins emergency hydroelectric generation
• Luling ISD classes, bus runs will start late on Thursday.
• TxState calling off classes effective noon today
• Tax help seminars this month
• Business Leadership Week 2011
• Storm surge: ERCOT conducting rolling blackouts
• Texas State classes are being held according to normal schedule
• Bustin’ Bullies
• Exercise physiologist to deliver Brennan and Smith Lecture
• Democrats for Texas meet Feb. 7
• Castle Creek drainage work starts this week
• SMCISD watching budget: ‘We’re trying to focus on cuts that won’t impact instruction’
• Council, P and Z Slates Joint Workshop
• Bracing for Winter Gusts and Cold
• Graciela Tiscareño-Sato headlines Business Leadership Week
• Texas Tech, Wyoming highlight 2011 Bobcat football schedule
• Gospel group seeking talent
• Castle Creek Drainage Improvements on the Horizon
• Student’s adventure on river overflows with possibilities
• Texas State bracing for cuts
• Jumpstart for council on Monday
• Meetings set on historic home, park
• SMCISD Trustees make plea to legislators
• City accepting funding applications for programs promoting diversity
• CTMC’s Daily Bread Café emphasizes healthy eating
• San Marcos Traffic for Week of January 30 - February 5, 2011
• Arts Commission Accepting Diversity Project Applications
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, February 1, 2011
• Trail Riders Coming Monday
• Alumni Association honors four with Achievement Award
• Kolby Harper is named to Southwestern Deans List
• Orchesis dance company presents ‘Dancers in Flight’
• Firewise meeting set in Wimberley
• Homeowners’ garbage rates to decrease, some pickup days to shift
• Hike for our heroes: Army Spc. Troy Yocum here Saturday
• City Plans Meetings on Historic Cephas House, Durham Park
• Council Slates Packet Meeting Monday
• School Board Appreciation
• Constable Peterson Honored
• Ronnie LaCaze Retires
• Single Family Homes: 2011 Garbage Rates Lower; Some Routes Change Days
• Wall of Honor: Boy Scouts hope to recognize all area Eagles, but first they have to find them
• Free gathering to feature goods, services, vendors and refreshments Jan. 27
• Texas State alumna Nelva Gonzales Ramos named to federal bench
• BEC fills director slot
• CTMC offers scholarships
• Hays burn ban continues
• Texas State anthropologist making forensic breakthroughs
• Game equipment stolen from Radio Shack store
• Texas State CAMCO sponsors spring essay contest
• Golden Sweethearts’ Ball tickets now on sale
• Lions Club’s Mexican Dinner set this Friday
• Jazz historian Dan Morgenstern headlines Eddie Durham celebration
• Pipeline: Bill would allow aquifer water shift
• Fake fives: Police: Bogus bills smaller than the norm
• Recycling program expanding on Feb. 1
• Texas State takes part in RecycleMania 2011 challenge
• Dean Chahin named advisor to EarthSky en Español
• Be a Bobcat: Trenton Thomas - Most Valuable Learning Experience
• Meeting on road slated
• Tax deadline nearing: Hays property owners have until Jan. 31 to sidestep penalties
• February City Hall Calendar
• Graduate-penned ‘Secret Identity’ takes stage at Texas State
• Center for Children & Families hosting networking fair
• Round Rock campus Avery Building closed until further notice
• Round Rock campus Avery Building closed until further notice
• Change in Earth’s axis shifts signs of the times
• Pay: San Marcos CISD teachers comparable to statewide average
• Social service application forms due to city by Feb. 4
• Texas employers add 20,000 jobs
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Osher Reentry scholarship promotes a return to college
• Grand jury indictments
• Stone Creek falls on hard times
• Multi-Family Curbside Recycling Begins February 1 in San Marcos
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: January 23-29, 2011
• Annual Senior Citizen EXPO Slated for January 27
• Valentine’s Celebration - 12th Annual Golden Sweethearts' Ball
• How to get your prior year tax information from IRS
• Hays asks LCRA to delay sale of systems
• SACS reaffirms accreditation for Texas State
• Texas State hosts poet, artist Rachel Eliza Griffiths
• Wittliff Collections hosts Hinojosa/ Méndez literary symposium
• Osher Reentry Scholarship program promotes return to college
• Friend says Vasquez a good person who really loved his kids
• A question of recreation: Task force examines impact on river and its inhabitants
• Dennis Franchione announces his football staff at Texas State
• Study: Communication is key to keeping health resolutions
• Water: New EARIP aquifer rules not expected to be cheap – or easy to swallow
• Trash talk focus of group meeting
• Conservation trust secures easement to riverside property
• Jailbreak leads to an indictment
• Public Invited to Focus Group on Solid Waste - January 26
• Two men hospitalized after fight
• SMA’s McIntyre honored
• LWV wine tasting set Thursday
• Census: TxSt plays big role in city’s newest numbers
• Kids playing find gun stolen more than a year ago
• Rap sheet long, varied: Kyle shooting victim well known to area law enforcement
• SIFE efforts are helping True Vineyard Ministries
• Down by the riverside: Texas Water Safari vets create rural chapel from a boatload of leftovers
• City: Service agency fund requests sought
• Gulf Business Forms honors its employees
• Library breaks ground in Kyle
• Hays foreclosures not through rising
• Kyle police investigating homicide
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: January 16-22, 2011
• City of San Marcos News: Corporal Roger Sprott Retires
• City of San Marcos News: Texas State Plans Martin Luther King Program
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, January 18, 2011
• City Offices Closed Monday for MLK Holiday
• 10 years for sexual assault
• Monday march to celebrate work of Dr. King
• Jail: ‘Innovations in inmate management’ saving money
• New chamber president meets with local leaders
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• City offices to be closed for MLK Day
• Celebrating Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
• City Accepting Human Services Agency Applications
• City of San Marcos News: Texas State Plans Martin Luther King Program
• Employer Support Award deadline is nearing
• Important facts about dependents, exemptions
• Southside providing shelter from the cold
• Hays prisoners will no longer be taken to Guadalupe
• Protecting your pets from winter cold
• Super search ongoing: More than 25 applications so far
• FSA works to root out fraud
• Proposals seeks to ban use, sale of synthetic marijuana
• LBJ Museum of San Marcos open Martin Luther King Day
• Pedestrian dies following traffic mishap
• Double-digit increase in sales tax allocation
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 15%
• Man Killed Crossing Street
• I-35 Ramps Open Early at Aquarena Springs/ Loop 82
• CASA sets training for advocates
• Top scams of past year focused on job hunters, consumers
• Perry holds firm on not raising taxes
• Update: Police identify man killed, driver of vehicle
• DeLeon is SMCISD’s Student of the Month
• Inquest planned into Kyle shooting fatality
• Old jail holds memories of past, promise for the future
• County slates water meeting
• ACT and SAT prep classes offered here
• Choose simplest tax form for your situation
• Pipeline plan has some folks up in arms
• Texas skies bring allergy eyes
• Hostage negotiation training set this week at university
• Dunbar Heritage Association Plans Annual MLK Celebration, March
• Judge sentences Tom DeLay to 3 years in prison
• DPS: Alleged "twilight rapist" arrested
• 'All Shook Up' makes Austin Chronicle's Top 10 of 2010
• Department of Criminal Justice hosts hostage negotiation competition
• Spring registration payments due January 14
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: Jan 7-15, 2011
• Officer, Samaritans Save Man from Burning Car
• On time, under budget: Hays Government Building still on track for December opening
• Kyle shooting victim’s name is released
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• SAT/ACT prep classes set
• Officer, good Samaritan earn praise from chief
• Hispanic civil rights: Caravan for Social Justice to focus on legislative session priorities
• 'Adopt a County Roadway'
• PEC offers $1,000 scholarships to students
• Free Texas tax seminars
• Booklet offers guide to Black History Month
• Kyle Police identify Seton shooter
• Texas State hires Dennis Franchione as new Bobcat football coach
• Fatal shooting at Seton Hays
• Judge’s ruling delays depositions in death
• City urges locals to protect pets, pipes and plants
• Arctic Blast: Cold from the north expected next week
• Buda man charged with indecency
• Father held in death of his son
• Ways to obtain IRS forms and publications
• Watch live: New football coach to be announced at 2 p.m.
• Protect Pipes, Pets and Plants from Winter Cold
• Wrong way no way to stay out of jail
• Council awards construction bid for city park rec building
• Man injured when car catches fire on IH-35
• City blocks gas rate hike
• Texas sheriffs watching immigration bills closely
• Tejano star Emilio sued over DWI-related bus wreck
• CTMC welcomes year’s first baby
• Brownsville plastic bag ban takes effect today
• Department of Agriculture hosts bio-security training course
• Brian Bondy accepts bid for top job at SM Chamber
• Hays officials sworn in
• Resolutions? Brain can sabotage success
• National Science Foundation plans on-campus workshop
• Texas State hosts Broadway Theatre Project auditions
• Texas wildfire warning
• Some waste fees going up
• A look back at 2010: Fires, murders, elections and a soldier’s death mark year
• LBJ Museum Board will hold its annual meeting Wednesday
• City to install dual turn lanes at Wonder World
• City Council Preview, January 4, 2011
• Blue Santa Delights Monclova Children
• Session awaits: Sen. Jeff Wentworth has 13 bills ready to go for January
• Study: What you pay for Medicare really isn’t such a bad deal
• Historic preservation marketplace in April
• Texas vs. EPA: Fight over pollution regulations growing fierce
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Call goes out to all good math students
• Study: Wellness programs more than just a nice extra
• Sharing the Health: Watching weight during holiday eating frenzy
• Golf club fighting to remain open
• Hays officials to be sworn in
• Locals ready for New Year’s Day river dive
• City of Kyle website is honored for exceeding transparency requirements
• Adopt-a-Spot volunteers honored
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of January 2 - 8, 2011
• City To Install Dual Turn Lanes on Wonder World to I-35N
• Murders still unsolved
• Special ceremonies induct Mendez boys and girls into ‘GC’ clubs
• City Offices Closed Friday and Saturday
• January City Hall Calendar
• Seven SMCISD campuses receive grants from foundation supporting excellence
• Police: Woman bashed windows on sister’s car
• BBB: Beware holiday charity scams
• Copper thieves caught: Sharp-eyed shoppers tip off police
• For some, holiday work just part of the territory
• Facing the future head on
• Kyle church sponsors Soles4Shoes collection
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Realtors name new officers, directors
• BBB says check your credit report annually
• Smoke across the road? Turn around
• Be fire ready: Crisp vegetation, lack of rain sparks wildfire alert from governor
• Christmas tree recycling slated
• Helping others learn satisfying for Vazquez
• Blood thinner benefits, and risks merit study
• Threat to shoot officer adds to list of charges
• Addition of House seats expected to spark Texas battle
• Improper relationship: Coach enters plea as part of bargain
• Missing: Five San Marcos residents not seen after crossing into Mexico
• Christmas Tree Recycling Slated
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of December 26, 2010 – January 1, 2011
• Adopt-A-Spot Members Recognized for Outstanding Efforts
• Jobless benefits will continue to be paid for past weeks
• BP’s gulf oil spill leads AP’s top stories for ’10
• Run from police lands local man in hot water
• Hays County issues burn ban
• Pink Heals Tour Proceeds Stay Local
• Battalion Commander Bob Zook Honored
• Digital converter box needed soon to view city meetings
• Devil’s River Natural areas is saved
• The risks of peer-to-peer lending
• Para Los Ninos: Public invited to lunch and toy drive
• Several city facilities closed over holidays
• Numbers improving, but woes not over
• City Of San Marcos News - How To Get A Time Warner Digital Box
• City Holiday Hours
• ACC plan draws suit from Kyle resident
• Census shines light on Hays' likenesses, differences with rest of U.S.
• Don’t drive if you are ‘tipsy, buzzed or blitzen’
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of December 19-25, 2010
• ABIA travel tips: Arrive two hours before early flights, transportation experts say
• Pollock appointed to Office of Justice Programs
• Evidence missing in trial of Hindu spiritual leader
• Blatchley to deliver keynote at Saturday TxSt grad ceremony
• Armed robbery clues sought: Crime Stoppers offers cash for tip leading to arrest of suspect
• EAA 2011 agenda seeking to maintain permit system
• Additional funds for Texas appliance rebate approved
• Texas State student sharing stem cells with total stranger
• Educational initiatives: New center to open its doors so it can help open doors for others
• Blue, Brown Santa efforts coming down to the wire
• Toy safety not child’s play, experts say
• Council restricts building heights
• Aquarena Springs Drive getting dual turn lanes to IH-35
• McCarty Lane opens Friday
• Texas AG targets New Braunfels ATV dealer
• USDA has new online tool for farmers, ranchers
• Darcy Lane to be closed during work on four-lane bridge
• Aquarena Springs Drive Receives Dual Turn Lanes to I-35N
• Arbitration angst: Chief looks to Legislature for some relief
• Furniture firm sales causing confusion
• Church arson suspects to plead guilty
• Caldwell burglaries probed
• Roadway projects under way in the city Dec. 12-18
• Jobless insurance rates set
• Winterizing your home can keep heating costs down
• McCarty Lane Dedication
• Blood drive Saturday at Academy
• EAA directors will take office Tuesday
• Blue Santa seeks assist
• Waste collection charges get nod
• Hays County agrees to provide partial funding to parks projects
• FAST study says SMCISD in slow lane
• City Of San Marcos News - Generation TX
• City Council Preview: December 14, 2010
• Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of December 12 – 18, 2010
• City of San Marcos News - Job Well Done!
• City of San Marcos News - Outstanding Service
• Rodney Cobb Named Texas ASA Commissioner
• SMCISD shines at VFW Post 3413 awards program
• You can’t do it all? Holiday meal prep can be family affair
• Mother investigates son’s shooting death
• Habitat e-mail scam sparks alert
• Retail sales get big boost: San Marcos rebates from the state up 17 percent
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 17.8%
• City Council Approves Time Warner Settlement
• SMPD Blue Santa Requests Elves, Gifts and Families in Need
• College Prep Academy sets January help sessions
• City approves deal with Time Warner Cable
• Dandy Don remembered: The party’s over, but special love of a father for his daughter let man surpass the legend
• Downtown assaults make for a busy Monday
• New Perimeter Fence Surrounds San Marcos Airport
• Task Force Slates Focus Group on Solid Waste
• Sharing the Health
• Phone, 911 service restored in San Marcos & Hays County
• True to their message
• ‘Best Food Fits’ aims to help kids
• 911 service restored in San Marcos, Hays County
• Cyber shop safely
• Hill Country Retired Officers dinner Tuesday
• Texas courthouses celebrating holidays
• Pearl Harbor: Texans remember veterans
• City Council Preview for Tuesday, Dec. 7
• City Council Preview: December 7, 2010
• Storm Sewer Upgrades Underway on Prospect and Bishop
• Comanche Street Reopens
• Traffic Update for Dec. 5-11, 2010
• AT&T upgrades mobile broadband at Texas State
• Guide celebrates state’s African American history
• Academy takes second in state one-act-play contest
• Kyle police still investigating fatality
• United Way ‘Giving Tree’ at Centerpoint
• Increased bond but no upgraded charges in Kyle child fatality
• Old bridge being demolished: New concrete structure to replace Scull's Crossing
• A Santa-Eye View Of Sights And Sounds Of Christmas In San Marcos
• TXDOT-City Hold Open House On North LBJ Project
• Sac-n-Pac helps to raise funds for St. Jude’s
• Investment fraud often targets retired residents
• Night sky may be much starrier than we once thought
• Burglars looking for holiday steals
• Kyle train fatality probed
• Teen dead after being struck by train
• Sights, Sounds and Santa
• Cause of fatal mishap probed
• Guard against holiday ID theft
• River Ridge ramp work under way
• Don’t get burned during the holidays
• Heat soon routine, agency says
• Sights and Sounds of Christmas!
• Shelley Goodwin and Deputy Clerks Are Honored
• Honoring Hospice
• Texas nonfarm jobs up 47,900 in October
• Recycling products helps TxDOT reduce waste and cut agency costs
• Scout survey details online vs. real life images
• Hays man who robbed store gets 18 years
• Baby injured at Kyle day care dies
• TxDOT to Begin River Ridge Entrance Ramp November 30, 2010
• County to fund park for Dripping Springs
• Foreclosures: Hays County statistics a mixed bag
• Sights & Sounds: Gala Tuesday, four-night Christmas celebration kicks off Wednesday
• Holiday perils for pets: Deck the halls ... but take precautions
• Mariposa craft show, sale Dec. 4
• Sharing the Health
• CTMC will present ‘Homemade Holidays’ cooking demonstration
• CTMC earns chamber ‘green’ honors
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Few concealed feelings in campus handgun debate
• Longtime Texas State theatre professor Charles Pascoe dies
• Courthouse holiday lights to sparkle Dec. 1
• Wimberley opts for single-stream recycling
• Youth shelter benefit Dec. 11
• AIDS awareness event slated Dec. 1 on Texas State campus
• Denise Smart named to blue ribbon committee
• Development code: Public invited on city tours
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: November 28 - December 4, 2010
• For Travis student, Thanksgiving has special meaning with father’s return
• Lisa Dvorak hanging up her shield after 32 years
• Black Friday: Stay in pink by spending your green with care
• Before sign comes down, a team photo
• Amato new chair of regents
• ‘Building Hope’ brochure wins top publications honors from the IABC
• Quail Run water line work now under way
• Jail break brought quick response from sheriff’s office
• Academy supports breast cancer services at CTMC
• Holiday travel safety: Following some simple tips can save lives
• Bridge demolition will close interstate in Buda
• Child injured, Kyle police arrest day care owner
• Appliance rebates available to Texans
• PEC to launch new website
• Holiday traveling with Fido
• Sessom reopens after water line is repaired
• Suspect in 1975 murder identified
• Update: Suspect in Norris murder indicted; extradition under way
• Sessom Open as Crews Repair Water Line
• Police Announce Arrest, Indictment in 1975 Murder
• Quail Run Water Improvements Underway
• San Marcos Police make arrest in 35-year-old murder case
• USDA making ACRE payments
• Texas jobless rate steady at 8.1 perent in October
• CTMC offering ‘Homemade Holidays’ cooking demonstration on Dec. 1
• Sights and Sounds Presents Night at the Theatre
• Council Names Jamie Lee Pettijohn As City Clerk
• Sights And Sounds Of Christmas 2010
• Traffic Report for Nov. 21-27, 2010
• December City Hall Calendar
• Public Invited to Downtown Code Small Group Sessions
• Ruptured water main closes Sessom Drive
• Masa mastery
• City names Pettijohn new clerk
• Economic development loan applications may be turned in on Monday
• Texas State hosting forum on concealed weapons on campus
• Chamber announces Fall Awards winners for 2010
• Road projects underway in the city
• Thieves hit watch store
• Applications Open for Economic Development Loans
• Watch Store Robbed At Mall
• City mulls recycle options
• Undelivered refunds: 32 locals on list
• Texas Democrat will lead Hispanic caucus
• 15 years in acid attack on woman
• Check around before picking kennel
• Perry back as head of GOP govs.
• DeLay defense rests
• Prepare for winter weather before it strikes
• Task Force Slates Focus Group Meeting On Solid Waste
• CTMC will sponsor Thanksgiving services
• Partners for Progress
• Hays Trinity water concerns spark meeting this afternoon
• Kyle names Lambert its new city manager
• Texas State's COMM 1310 Program of Distinction
• Dr. Rodriguez offers NeoGraft
• Council members take office
• Vet help nominations sought
• Music academy to perform
• Application closing date is Dec. 1 for area ag disaster assistance programs
• CIP director post vacant at city hall
• Taryn Davis a finalist for 'Women of Worth' award
• SMABOR supports Partners for Progress
• Warrior Dash set for this weekend
• Military Presence: New Armed Forces Center will bring Reserves and guard together
• Chief Lisa Dvorak Honored
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 11.43%
• New City Council Members Take Office
• 1,000th baby born at CTMC
• Does your holiday wish list include a job?
• Intruder shot dead by father: Incident may be linked to attack the night before
• There’s a new sheriff in town: Cutler says brighter days ahead
• Resident fatally shoots intruder
• Rogers to lead off SMA series
• Girl Scouts accepting nominations
• SMHS choir advances
• Generation Texas launches site
• Suspected Intruder Shot, Killed by Resident
• 2010 Fall Awards Gala: San Marcos Chamber celebrates, pays tribute
• McCarty delayed
• Straight ticket voting is highest in 12 years
• Roadway projects under way in the city Nov. 14-20
• A little skim, a little scam and a costly bit of flim flam
• Sharing the Health
• Making a difference
• Craddock Connection Opens
• Cottonwood Creek Water Tower Displays New City Brand
• McCarty Lane Opening Rescheduled for December
• Sales taxes: Most Hays cities show increases in rebates
• Hays is hungry
• CTMC to celebrate expansion, renovation
• Hays-Caldwell Women’s Center meeting keynote by Earl Maxwell
• SMHS speech, debate team on a roll
• Mortgage rates fall to fresh lows this week
• Musician Kapilow to lecture at Texas State
• Census: Men, women waiting longer to take wedding vows
• City honors tennis leaders Hughes and Gonzales
• Thanksgiving Day tops for cooking fires
• Salute to Veterans Week
• Kyle names four city manager finalists
• Traffic stop nabs theft suspects
• Getting the scoop on Comanche Street
• Comanche Water Line Project Moving Forward
• City Of San Marcos News - Conflict Resolution Day
• City Of San Marcos News - Salute To Veterans
• Tree marker honors ‘Father of Texas’
• Mendez students embrace geography contest
• As boomers age, one in five drivers will be oldster
• Child molester gets 45 years
• Craddock extension ready, grand opening ceremony today
• City Of San Marcos News: Honoring Family Nurse Practitioners
• Tips on fall tree pruning
• Foundation will fund cell phone law study at Texas State
• Four days for Sights & Sounds
• Shafer to serve as SMCISD interim superintendent
• Vets Day poster exhibit slated at LBJ Museum
• Meyer new graduate of basic
• Breakfast for vets
• Iraqi war vet finds welcome warm at SMA
• Sharing the Health
• American Legion Hall open on Veterans Day; general public is invited
• Veterans share their experiences
• Kyle 5K
• Traffic Update: Week of November 7-13, 2010
• Texas State's Biggs selected for educator’s award
• Wimberley park groundbreaking today
• Guerrero: First, mend bridges
• Martindale goes ‘wet’
• Saluting Our Veterans
• San Marcos Academy retires No. 9
• Road projects under way in the city
• Turkeys Tackling Hunger
• Veterans Day parade route detour
• Council Approves Solar Power Plant Agreement
• Veterans Day: Wounded vet Rivas among special honorees
• Veterans Day: Nominee Alvarez beloved by his family
• All fired up
• Loop 82 overpass funding approved
• City signs onto new solar farm
• Veterans Day: Texas State AFROTC to march in parade
• Legislator from Seguin dead
• City Of San Marcos Celebrate The Opening Of The Craddock Avenue Extension
• TxDOT begins work on Hwy. 21
• Veterans Day: Boemerman holds Marine Corps record
• CTMC to host blood drive
• Kyle sewage incident investigation continues
• ‘Second Mile Award’
• Former NM governor will speak here Nov. 8
• PowerHouse program energizes students
• Despite vote, ACC mission to continue
• Getting a leg up on spiders
• Veterans Day: Grand Marshal Nagy will lead parade
• Veterans Day: Retired fighter pilot Dentino to be recognized
• Spec. Salas graduates from basic
• Municipal Court Week
• Who is she? Cold case hopes back from the dead
• Cobb over Barton for judge: Cutler takes sheriff’s race; Rose falls to Isaac; Doggett wins
• Dia de los Muertos
• City Sponsors Powerhouse Energy Program
• Hays High School open again after brief lockdown
• Election 2010: Guerrero wins mayoral race by 41 votes
• ACC annexation passes for Hays CISD, fails for SMCISD
• Kyle sewage spill 100,000 gallons
• Texas State: November School of Music events
• 2011 Celebrity Classic will benefit United Way
• Local Polling Places for Nov. 2 Election
• City Begins Study to Check Aging Wastewater Lines
• Old pipes due peek: 26 miles of aging wastewater lines to be studied
• ‘Know Thyself Expo’ set Saturday
• CTMC to honor veterans: Public invited to special ceremony Thursday at 9 a.m.
• Concrete calculations
• Honoring Municipal Court
• New Bridge Nears Completion on McCarty Lane
• Voting under way: Polls open until 7 p.m.
• November City Hall Calendar
• BBB warns about mobile phone charges
• Comptroller’s office works with TABC to collect old taxes
• Halloween a good time to scare up a healthy walk
• Hays Grand Jury Indictments
• Tax seminars slated
• SMPD blotter Oct. 31, 2010
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• County property tax bills on way: 78,000 mailed to Hays property owners Oct. 28
• Acid spill incident brings changes at Texas State plant
• Hauntingly happy
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: October 31 - November 6, 2010
• City Of San Marcos News - City Phone System Issue Resolved
• Tour de Downtown
• Wet or dry? Martindale voters head for the polls Tuesday to decide local option
• Early voting: Sun will set on balloting option at 7 p.m.
• Nagy parade grand marshal: Veterans Day celebration set downtown on Saturday, Nov. 6
• Texas State AITP is ‘Outanding’ Chapter
• Relay for Life tonight: Tanger Outlets event fights cancer, honors survivors
• Some helpful tips for traveling with older adults
• Dia De Los Muertos celebration
• Tree planting Saturday in honor of Denny Thomas
• Vets Weekend in Bastrop is all about reflections
• City Council Preview: November 1, 2010
• Nagy Chosen as Veterans Day Parade Grand Marshal
• Goodwill = good costumes
• Interactive Sessions on Downtown Code Planned
• Chamber Of Commerce Week Celebrated
• Keep San Marcos Beautiful Fall Concert Series
• City To Dedicate Sculpture Garden
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: October 24-30, 2010
• City Of San Marcos News: Community Planning Month
• City Of San Marcos News: School Bus Safety Week
• Turkeys Tackling Hunger Drive Aids Needy Families
• Task Force Slates Town Hall Meeting on Solid Waste
• City of San Marcos News: Improving Hopkins
• TxDOT officials take questions on 'The Road Show' webcast today
• Texas State Writing Center holds workshops, hosts guest speakers
• New CASA advocates sworn in
• The ballot: Hays voters face many choices
• Drug tests dropped
• Lost soles find a home
• CTMC workshops target caregivers
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: October 17-23, 2010
• Pink Heals, dog gone it
• Texas State: Harrison gift commissions new musicals
• Pvt. Smith graduates from basic training
• Early Voting Begins For November 2 Elections
• Early voting starts Monday
• Trees and fall: It’s a great time for mulch
• Uhland Harvest Festival to offer something for everyone on Oct. 23
• Arbor Day trees offered to new members
• CMTC gala raises funds for new chest pain center
• Texas State's musical offerings for October
• ‘The History Boys’ takes Texas State stage
• City Council Preview for Tues, Oct. 19
• Voters Guide inside Sunday edition
• City council approves airport management contract
• Propositions up for vote
• Fort Hood: Shooting made soldiers react as if in combat
• Wider public access
• San Marcos pumped about ‘FlexFuel’ option
• Kim Gannon new director of alumni relations at Texas State
• Hays County recycling Saturday
• Steer clear of the deer
• American Legion Christmas program seeking veterans
• Big dig in Rio Vista
• Texas court halts hearing in arson case until Oct. 22
• City of San Marcos News - Student Honored
• Texas State will host Bobcat Day Saturday
• Cottage Kitchen cooks
• Adopt-a-Spot garners support
• Ronald McDonald House
• ‘Gifted & Talented’ meeting set tonight
• Precious cargo: City juvenile program targets Mendez students
• COSM News: Honoring School HR Staff
• EAA dumps cover rules
• A sense of community
• Adopt A Shelter Dog Month: How to choose
• Academy student gets 4-H ‘Gold Star’ award
• Keep San Marcos Beautiful concert series features Wilks
• Martinez graduates from OSUT
• SOAR San Marcos Education Fair
• San Marcos High School scholars announced
• Man pleads guilty to 2009 robbery
• Deadbeat roundup: Parents behind on child support find themselves behind bars
• Ganging up on river garbage
• Past, present and future
• Halloween: Don’t lose your head – or your cash
• Parents and students: Don’t stress over tests
• Forum to address state water issues on Nov. 6 in Seguin
• Lessons in free enterprize
• Academy to host ‘Fields of Faith’
• SMA Royalty
• Financial abuse of elderly targeted by state officials
• 7,000 voters registered
• MHMR board members named
• Pink fire trucks coming
• Hays hazardous waste collection set on Oct. 16
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• San Marcos Veteran’s Day parade
• Cottonseed Cafe & Deli
• Army Pvt. Risinger graduates
• Panhandler Pizza
• City, Time Warner Cable digital disagreement to be decided in courtroom
• Mayor slates ‘State of the City’ address
• Off the beaten path
• San Marcos Firefighters, Police Care Enough to Wear - And Drive-Pink
• State Of City Address
• Merle Norman
• Candidates face off Monday: LWV to host second debate at San Marcos Activity Center
• SMA cadets compete in orienteering meet
• River and trail cleanups set here Saturday
• Kiwanis Club gives to library
• LBJ Ranch barbecue set Oct. 23
• Turkeys Tackling Hunger
• ‘Leadership and Citizenship’
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: October 10-16, 2010
• Murder: Four indicted in Lockhart man's grisly killing
• Cabin’s antiques recovered: Retired deputy puts skills to work, finds ‘nest’ near tracks
• Luke takes a liking to ‘Western Day’
• City Council Hires Jim Nuse As City Manager
• Texas State’s Kym Fox elected to SPJ national board of directors
• Fuel for the fire
• TxSt School of Music Events
• From Here to Eternity: Annual 5-K raises funds for cemetery
• City’s downtown redevelopment in planning stages
• Join The Veterans Day Parade!
• Jim Nuse hired as new city manager
• On top of the tunes
• Sales tax rebates see hike
• U.S. Supreme Court Junks Planet K Petition
• City Of San Marcos To Dedicate Airport Tower
• City, Time Warner digital cable ruling is expected soon
• Texas State to host Bobcat Day Oct. 16
• TFB Grocery Price Watch: Texans paying 2009 prices
• Night Out Against Crime
• Pets & Peeps 2010
• Hawkes is USAF grad
• Airport tower ceremony Saturday
• Downtown Redevelopment Project In Planning Stage
• Thieves strike at historic Merriman cabin downtown
• Gary student voting issue heats up in Caldwell County
• Church left in a mess
• High court rejects local Planet K junk car case
• Lockhart man held in cattle rustling case
• Robbery: Crime of the Week
• Night Out Against Crime tonight
• River, trail cleanups Saturday
• McCoy’s honored for use of technology
• Superstar Bazaar set
• Shades of fall
• Common Experience: Sustainability
• Martindale home gutted by blaze
• Dedicated Groups Help Clean Parks
• Night Out Against Crime
• City Council Preview for Oct. 5
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• San Marcos Academy Homecoming events Oct. 7-9
• PEC sets special meeting
• City Slates Clean Ups on San Marcos River and Wonder World Trail
• Common Experience
• Foreclosure totals could crowd 1,400 by the end of this year
• Foreclosures: Biggest increases are in entry level, luxury houses
• The Secret Room
• Blanco Vista proposals draw fire
• Rattler Homecoming 2010
• Texas Night Out Against Crime: October 5, 2010
• San Marcos City Council Preview: October 5, 2010
• Gift of life
• West Corp. will soon be hiring 500
• Burrough’s Buckaroos
• Stars of Texas Gala CTMC event ticket deadline near
• Promoting responsible pet care
• Football + alcohol + road trip = triple safety threat
• Fired up About Reading
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: October 3-10, 2010
• County budget gets OK: $243 million; tax rate same as FY 2010
• EAA sets local budget meeting
• MY 35 workshops winding down
• 2010 Rattler Homecoming: Alumni to be honored; special events planned today and Saturday
• McCarty on Schedule to Open in Mid-November
• Jim Nuse Is Finalist for City Manager
• LWV will host debate Oct. 4 for candidates
• Student of the Week
• New debt relief telemarketing rules
• TxSt theatre, musical offerings
• Teacher of the Month
• Campus honors work, dedication and the big heart of a ‘gentle man’
• Forgery nets probation: Former booster club board member must pay back money
• McCarty Lane on schedule to open in mid-November
• TxSt officials do best to prepare for the worst
• Turkeys Tackling Hunger to begin
• Fall concert series starts Thursday
• Prepared? You can do it on a budget
• Banner year for SMCISD
• Register to vote by Oct. 4 deadline
• Swooping in to promote gun safety
• Nuse the sole finalist for city manager position
• Sound Check
• Gunman at UT takes his own life
• Bridging the Creek on McCarty
• Fall KSMB Concert Series Starts September 30, 2010
• UT Austin police say gunman dead, nobody else hurt
• San Marcos man jailed on charges of child porn
• Follow CTMC on social media sites
• Kaylyn Perry receives RFSA Scholarship during fall social
• October City Hall Calendar
• Airman 1st Class Jordan L. Geisler graduates from basic military training
• The Traits: San Marcos High School Homecoming to bring hometown rockers back to the stage
• San Marcos man arrested for child pornography
• The Traits: San Marcos High School Homecoming to bring hometown rockers back to the stage
• City of San Marcos Traffic Report: September 26 - October 2, 2010
• Travis Elementary: Recognized School!
• Meeting set Mon. on future of ‘Cephas House’
• In his father's footsteps
• Pet Fest 2010
• When the wild meets the tame
• CTMC expands partnerships for breast cancer services
• Academic Achievement
• Benefit concert today at Cheatham Street Warehouse
• Alcohol sting nabs 7
• City Council, Place 6 Van Oudekerke boasts long record of service to the public
• City Council, Place 6 Scott points to his business background as qualification
• ‘Operation Fake Out’ Nabs 7 Violators of Alcohol Laws
• In remembrance
• Comanche Street Project Aims at November Completion
• City Seeks Citizen Input on Plans for ‘Cephas House’
• An end in sight for Comanche St. project?
• Candidates meet the public
• Mum's the word
• Three-way crash
• Council Continues City Manager Candidate Deliberations
• Strahan Coliseum is site of 'Drug Take-Back Day' Sat.
• Benefit concert at Cheatham Street Warehouse Sun.
• Groups to host inaugural forum for Hispanic Heritage month
• Bonner’s gift shows a 'widow’s might'
• Texas scraps plans to add staff at daycares over cost concerns
• Hays Grand Jury indictments
• CTMC offering free class on healthy autumn eating
• De Zavala –Recognized Elementary!
• Goodnight Middle School: Recognized!
• Hernandez Elementary: Recognized!
• Board eyes ER doc training
• Council votes to annex
• Utility rates going up
• Make tracks for Pet Fest Saturday
• Tournament of Champions
• ‘Fall Prevention Awareness Week’
• 3 found dead after arson fire
• A Day for Kids
• TEA Recognizes SMCISD Achievement
• Crockett School: Exemplary Elementary!
• Bowie School - Exemplary!
• Outlet raising money for cancer research
• Man held in slaying
• ‘Meet and greet’ today
• Mentoring organization names Hays man to its executive board
• Airman Shirley graduates from basic training
• Galveston expands port for bigger ships
• Candidates welcomed at temple
• Friday deadline to volunteer to serve on city board or commission
• Pet Fest 2010
• DPS: Charter bus crash may have been result of driver’s medical condition
• ‘From Here to Eternity’ run is Oct. 2
• Pet Fest: Helping The Animals
• Day for Kids: Mentoring Children
• Pet Fest: Honoring Four-Legged Friends
• Greater Tuna star Jaston Williams to emcee evening at Seton benefit
• Texas Water Symposium
• One week to speak
• NASA chief faulted for oil company contact
• Warrant round-up scheduled for Saturday
• Houston father is accused of fatally shooting three children
• Perry security $129,000 for trip to Asia
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, September 21, 2010
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: September 19 - 25, 2010
• City Council, Place 2 Prather points to longtime involvement in community
• Flowing Waters: San Marcos TAKS scores get a boost
• Author William Goetzmann dies
• County offering free child safety seat inspections
• PEC to lower its retail rates
• Cement killing blown-out well
• Big anniversary for Small Business Center
• Distinguished SMHS alums to be honored
• City manager search down to 3
• City Council, Place 2 Hooper would bring voice of ‘moderation’ to city council
• LWV slates two debates for candidates
• Friends of Rivers to help clean up Comal waterways
• FD and UPD investigating fire at Texas State
• Award-winning lighting designer joins Texas State
• Hays tax office to be closed
• Copper thieves: Do you recognize these men?
• National Preparedness Month stresses individual action to keep families safe
• Hays County health officials urge rabies threat awareness
• B&J Pharmacy holds grand opening
• Warrant Round-Up
• City Council Narrows City Manager Search
• Five-Mile parks reopen after rains
• Acid spill scare: Substance neutralized, river not impacted
• City Council, Place 1: Newman seeking changes and a policy shift at city hall
• Hays Jail passes inspection
• EAA declares unopposed candidates elected
• Pet diseases that can make people sick
• Gold Medal Award
• New face of care coming to Central Texas Medical Center
• City names finalists for City Manager
• Chemical spill at Texas State
• New soccer fields ready for kickoff dedication
• Update: Corrected Texas State enrollment figures
• City Council, Place 1: Porterfield hopes to continue her service to the community
• Science Foundation biology grant goes to TxSt
• Past, present and future
• Bumped, bruised and bent
• Total Wellness Invites Participants For Fitness Classes
• Mayoral matchup: Thomaides says leadership roles, experience important
• Meeting Set on Victory Gardens Drainage Project
• Mayoral matchup: Guerrero says community background, skills are a plus
• Child molester gets life: ‘Extreme sentence for an extreme case’
• John Kirk, Trish Miller to perform
• Sunshine showoff
• Visiting Student Neighborhoods in San Marcos City, University Plan Community Welcome
• Meeting planned for Victory Gardens drainage project
• County budget review
• Pathway to knowledge
• Welcome: City, TxSt officials to visit student neighborhoods
• Household hazardous waste collection day Sept. 18 in San Marcos
• Update: Murder suspects tied to Mexican Mafia
• Village Main ready to take its next steps; to get fed support
• Bird’s eye perspective
• Theater master classes
• Rattler Roundup: Distinguished alums, Teacher appreciation, Celebration gala here Oct. 1-2
• From Here To Eternity: Seventh annual 5-K walk/run to benefit San Marcos Cemetery is Oct. 2
• Retired TxSt faculty group slates social at local car museum
• TxSt dialogue series looks at democracy
• Austin area businesses to receive guidance on protecting their assets
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• City-County Soccer Complex Dedication Slated
• SMA stadium celebration
• SOAR Book Drive helps families in need
• Centro Cultural de San Marcos to open doors
• City Hall turns up volume on cable TV flap
• Slow but steady growth: San Marcos sales tax receipts still better than statewide average
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection - September 18, 2010
• 911 Remembered
• United We Sing concert today at Evans Auditorium
• SMART divers recover second victim in two days
• 911 Remembrance ceremony
• Rush hour crash
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update: September 12-18, 2010
• ACC annex battle sparks legal filing
• New Seguin campus takes name of San Marcos native
• Two more flood victims found
• Flood waters still pose hazards to residents
• Rush hour wreck sent one to hospital
• Cleaning gutters safely, effectively takes preparation
• SMA signs with Air Evac
• 1 dead, 53 homes destroyed in California fire
• New eyes on the sky: Airport operation contract negotiations to begin
• Burn ban lifted
• Parks at Five Mile Dam closed down
• Task force celebrates approval of city of San Marcos’ new brand
• Authorities name murder victim, suspects
• Spoke folks meet tonight
• Getting to the heat of the matter
• City Council Adopts New San Marcos Community Brand
• Kidnapping charged: Arkansas man held following disturbance and assault at local RV park
• Preparing for flooding: Hermine provides reminder about need for planning
• United We Sing
• Part of Riverside now closed for project
• Bell will toll for those lost in 9-11 attacks
• 'Tis the season
• Entries Invited for San Marcos’ Veterans Day Parade
• City Council adopts new San Marcos community brand
• Hermine not quite through with Texas
• Storms a brewin’: Remnants of Hermine expected to drench area
• Jepson leaving CMTC
• San Marcos Remembrance Ceremony
• Swarmed: Longtime San Marcos barber stung by more than 1,200 bees near his Kyle home
• Boys, Girls State reports due
• SMART divers recover body in Floresville
• NWS graphic on Hermine
• Hays Grand Jury Indictments
• Riverside Drive To Close Between Riviera And Cheatham
• Eighth annual Black & Latino playwrights conference
• Chamber art exhibit to benefit SOAR effort
• PARKS: Hays calls for projects
• Summer lunch meals a hit
• San Marcos City Council Preview: September 7, 2010
• City Budget: Electric, drainage rate hikes to be considered
• Surprise homecoming
• Part of Riverside will close for utility project
• Texas ‘Adopt a Beach’ Sept. 25
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Saskia Hamilton to read at the Wittliff on Sept. 23
• Job Corps blood drive
• Leadership San Marcos Class of 2011
• Former deputy was forced out unfairly, attorneys contend
• Paso Robles: Residents speaking out on both sides of proposed development
• Annual PET FEST Saturday, Sept. 25
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: September 5 - 11, 2010
• Hays Crime of the Week: Credit card abuse
• CTMC extends support for stroke survivors
• Day of Service
• Chamber now seeking nominations for awards
• Psi Chi chapter here earns ‘model’ honors
• Towering task
• Update: Few details in homicide case
• Labor Day: Drink – Drive – Go To Jail
• City cable survey offered
• Maycen honored
• Texas tuition plan enrollment to open
• It’s Texas Archeology Month
• Diamond Line Dance Team begins year with a bang
• Volunteers Invited To Sign Up for Boards and Commissions
• 30,000 seat feat: $32 million addition to boost Bobcat Stadium capacity
• Parasitic amoeba claims life of seven-year-old boy
• FOP will host candidate forum
• Two-wheeled perspective
• Bike plan meeting set
• Texas State honors Navarrette with scholarship in his name
• Emergency Guide addresses local concerns
• Rattler Road
• Hays Burn Ban declared
• Shafer to step down
• Street sculpting
• Election 2010: Ballot takes shape
• Signs of the election times
• First Place Post Commander
• U.S. grapples with bedbugs woes
• Boot Scootin’ Foodie
• Bobby Dupree marks a half century in field he loves
• Bike Plan Meeting
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: August 29 - September 4, 2010
• Simmons extradited: Suspect in murder of Buda man moved from Missouri to Texas
• City Seeks Nominees for Veterans Parade Grand Marshal
• City Invites Residents To Take Cable Survey
• SMCISD trustee recovering from injuries in hit-and-run
• The use of pesticides in the fall
• Suspect in Buda murder back in Texas
• Randy Rogers Band ready for big step with latest
• Cheatham St. to Close Between E. Hopkins and Rio Vista
• Roadway projects under way in the city
• Committee on Higher Education
• Fred Bonner to give 18th annual AALC keynote at Texas State
• Cheatham to close for utility work
• Grand marshal sought for Vets Day Parade
• Paso Robles hearings set on Tuesday
• ‘Bon Jovi Baby’ rocks the Internet
• After 37 years, it’s curtains for UPAC
• Statesman, KLRU host gubernatorial debate
• PEC essay contest
• Senior Center offers art lessons
• Helping to ‘Stuff the Bus’
• State urging safe driving as Labor Day holiday nears
• Freeman Ranch will host seminar on remote sensing
• City of San Marcos Cleans Up After Storm
• September City Hall Calendar
• Expo 2010:Taking care of business
• Chamber president leaving for post in Austin
• SMFD "Fill the Boot" drive this weekend
• Foreclosures: Hays bucking the trend
• Parks progress
• Trees, limbs down
• Regents approve two new doctoral programs
• Candidate List For Mayor, City Council Places
• LBJ Museum celebrates president's 102nd birthday
• Let the politicking begin begin
• Trauth vows more growth, prestige, success
• Product recalls
• Rainwater Revival
• Sudden storm causes power outages, fallen trees
• School zone speeders, callers will see red flash, pay green cash
• Alabama ammonia leak sickens 120 individuals
• ERCOT: Record peak demand for electricity
• More Texas air monitors expected
• State to review more premiums
• CTMC: Autism help available
• Meetings Slated on Paso Robles
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: August 22 - 28, 2010
• DSHS Advises Consumers to Heed Recall of Wright County Shell Eggs
• Last grasp of summer
• Open house
• Kids pulled from school in Mexico
• Pressing on for parking
• Back to school signals Scout recruiting drive
• Long way from Iowa
• African American Leadership: Annual conference scheduled at Texas State University Sept. 9-12
• City annexation meeting Tuesday; more will follow
• Paso Robles: Opening lines of communication
• Tax-Free and hands-full holiday
• Heed Wright County egg recall, health officials urge
• High temperatures bring wildfire dangers across state of Texas
• Mairs Magic: Mid-Texas Symphony announces new season
• Texas organ gifts reach million mark
• Open House On Hopkins/ Thorpe Lane Road Project
• Update: Motorcyclist that hit SMCISD bus dies
• Gale will emcee CTMC Gala
• Special Traffic Routes to Malls for Tax Free Weekend
• City sets special routes to malls for tax free weekend
• UPRR: Keep off the tracks
• Kyle dedicates public works building
• 3 weeks of gas price increases ends
• Pulling a prank
• City designates special tax-free weekend routes routes to 2 outlet malls
• Local man’s return from Alaska trek aided by a pickup truck
• City Honors Award Winning Jouralists
• Rolling out the maroon and gold carpet
• CTMC heads effort to ‘Stuff the Bus’ with school supplies
• Grants funding studies on why kids get cancer
• YSB soliciting Facebook votes for cash prizes
• Principles: Parents need to stand up
• Groups unite to provide school supplies
• ‘Inmate’ phone scam back
• Peddlin' Paws
• PEC hears from elected officials
• CTMC addresses autism
• Comptroller announces new scholarships in South Texas
• Gallons of change
• New Rio Vista Pool Hours Set for End of Season
• E. McCarty Lane Closed Until Roadway Project Complete
• Gratz honored by ‘Dance Teacher’ for work
• Women’s Hall of Fame names sought by city
• Edwards Aquifer Authority urging water conservation begin before region falls under mandatory orders
• ‘Informational’ meeting on Paso Robles set for Wednesday
• King of the pond
• Above it all...airport tower almost ready
• TxState dean lecturing in Nicaragua
• Gary Job Corps Graduation
• Informational Meeting On Paso Robles
• San Marcos City Council Preview: August 17, 2010
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: August 15-21, 2010
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 4.09%
• Utility Kiosk Heads To LBJ Student Center
• HHW Collection Site Open Twice/Week
• City Seeks Nominees for Women’s Hall of Fame
• City Council Reviews Proposed Budget
• San Marcos Traffic Update: August 8-14
• San Marcos Main Street Wins National Recognition
• City Clerk Reduces Wednesday Hours - Temporarily
• City Honors Retiree Cynthia Knox
• City of San Marcos Arts Commission Seeks Project
• Public Invited to Comment on City Manager Profile
• San Marcos City Council Preview: August 3, 2010
• Traffic Update: Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of August 1 - 7, 2010
• August City Hall Calendar
• Job Corps Honors Mayor Narvaiz
• Two Grants to Aid Animal Shelter
• City Receives Distinguished Budget Award
• Clerk’s Office Open for Passports on Aug. 7
• Traffic Update:: July 25-31, 2010
• Dedication of City's Largest Transportation Project Slated
• Feel The Burn At The Run2Purgatory
• City Council Preview - Tuesday, July 20, 2010
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: July 18 - 24, 2010
• Mashburn Takes College Station Post
• McCarty Lane Closed for Utility Work Beginning July 19
• City Wins 2nd National Award on Smart Meters
• 'Success by Six' Promotes Book Drive for Children
• City of San Marcos News: Fire Station Grand Opening
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 9.91%
• Rio Vista Terrace Project Progress Meeting Scheduled
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: July 11 - 17, 2010
• Night Work on Ranch Road 12 Postponed until July 11, 2010
• Candidate Filing Period To Start For November 2 Election
• City Of San Marcos News: July City Hall Calendar
• SHARE! your Heart & Home
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: July 4-10, 2010
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: June 27 – July 3, 2010
• City Council Opts out of Employment Agreement
• City’s One-Stop Permit Center On The Web
• Public Meeting to Discuss Downtown Traffic Study
• City Of San Marcos News: Lockhart WIC Office To Move
• South LBJ Drive to Receive Facelift
• San Marcos Welcomes Texas Parent To Parent
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: June 20 – June 26, 2010
• City Of San Marcos News - Planning And Zoning To Review Proposed SmartCode
• City Of San Marcos News - Ranch Road 12 Property Owners To Receive Street Name Change
• Hit Mosquitoes Where They Live…Get Rid of Standing Water
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: June 13 – June 19, 2010
• San Marcos Plans Juneteenth Festivities
• City Invites Community to Vote on Draft Creative Concepts for Branding Initiative
• Victory Gardens Neighborhood Meeting
• Lab Clears City Well of E. Coli Bacteria
• Comanche Water Project Begins June 4, 2010
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: June 6-12, 2010
• City Shuts Down Water Well
• City Council Preview: June 1, 2010
• Traffic Update: May 30-June 5, 2010
• Summer Fan Drive Now Underway
• City Of San Marcos News: June City Hall Calendar
• Farmers Market Slated On Square
• East McCarty Lane Closed for Utility Work May 26-28
• Rio Vista Swimming Pool Open
• Memorial Day Tribute Planned
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: May 23 - 29, 2010
• City Conducts Fair Housing Survey
• A 'Roadway Diet' Project
• Shattered Dreams Program
• Top Students At San Marcos High School
• Honoring The Teachers Of The Year
• Tennis Champions Honored
• Memorial Day Observances Planned
• National 'Exercise is Medicine' Month Observed
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• Ranch Road 12 Traffic Switch Planned For May 20, 2010
• Comanche Block to Close for Final Upgrade
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 18.9%
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: May 16-22, 2010
• City Council Preview: May 18, 2010
• Portion of Buie Tract To Start Over
• Sessom Drive Open for Texas State Graduation; Road Work Starts Again Next Week
• Surfing The Web At Rio Vista Park
• Police Arrest Two Fugitives in Sex Offender Check
• 100 Years Of The ‘Star’
• Comanche Wastewater Line Project Complete
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: May 9-15, 2010
• Powerhouse Teaching Local Students To Conserve Resources
• Celebrating Texas, Western Swing Style
• Celebrating Texas - Naturally
• Minor Alcohol Sting Nets Four Violations
• Train Day Celebration
• Tanger: Best Outlet Shopping in Texas
• Celebrating a Distinguished Career
• Animal Shelter Teaches Lessons in Kindness
• SMABOR: 50 Years of Service
• Artists Invited to Apply for ‘Mini-Grants’
• San Marcos Traffic Update: May 2 - 8, 2010
• Movies In Your Park Eco-Night Keep San Marcos Beautiful Kick-Off
• Team of Heroes
• City Of San Marcos News - Child Abuse Prevention
• City Of San Marcos News - Honoring Marshall Shredding
• City Of San Marcos News - Public Service Recognition Week
• Public Invited to Open House on Future Capital Projects
• Block of Comanche to Close April 26-30, 2010
• Traffic Update: April 25-May 1, 2010 in San Marcos
• May City Hall Calendar 2010
• Parks and Rec Offers Youth, Adult Tennis
• City Of San Marcos News - 90th Anniversary of League of Women Voters
• City Of San Marcos News - Bicycle To School Day: April 22, 2010
• City Of San Marcos News - Viva! Cinco De Mayo
• City Of San Marcos News - Justice For Crime Victims
• City Of San Marcos News: SMHS District Champions - On To Regionals!
• City Of San Marcos News - La Feria Del Mariachi
• City of San Marcos News - Keep San Marcos Beautiful
• City of San Marcos News: Police, TABC Plan ‘Minor Sting’ Operation
• Saving 2 Billion Gallons of Water, One Community at a Time
• Census Centers Open Until Monday, April 19, 2010
• City Council Preview - April 20, 2010
• San Marcos Traffic Update: April 18-24, 2010
• San Marcos Lags Behind In Census Count
• City Breaks Ground for $6.5 Million McCarty Lane Reconstruction
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 4.39%
• City Of San Marcos News - Fair Housing Month
• City Of San Marcos News: District Soccer Playoffs
• City Of San Marcos News - Mathematics Awareness
• City of San Marcos News - 35 Years of Serving Children
• City Of San Marcos News - A Top Texas Employer
• McCarty Lane Groundbreaking
• Energy Rebates Still Available For San Marcos Residents
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: April 11-17, 2010
• Electric Utility Plans Power Outage For Cheatham-Sycamore Area
• San Marcos Police Department Completes Check on 50 Sex Offenders
• City Wins $10,000 Grant from Texas Arts Commission
• San Marcos Residents Invited to Census Picnic
• San Marcos Starts Recycling Pilot For Apartment Residents
• Electric Utility Plans Power Outage for Hughson Heights Repairs
• City Bytes on Google High Speed Network Pilot
• City Council Preview : April 6, 2010
• Traffic Update: April 4 - 10 , 2010
• Mail Back Census Forms, Officials Urge
• Public Invited To San Marcos Downtown ‘Charrette’
• City Seeks CDBG Grant Applications
• Aquarena Earth Day Celebration
• April City Hall Calendar 2010
• Street Closed To Through-Traffic - Utility Work Continues On Comanche
• Public Invited to Police Department Annual Report to Community
• City Receiving Applications for Homebuyer Program
• Prime Outlets - San Marcos and City Of San Marcos Earn National Award
• The City of San Marcos Arts Commission Seeks Applicants to Review Arts Funding Proposals
• Portion of Comanche St. to Close for Utility Line Project
• Flag Retirement Ceremony
• Book Signing and Discussion Hosted by Mayor Susan Narvaiz
• LCRA Power Agreement to be Discussed at Public Forum
• Traffic Update - Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of March 28 - April 3, 2010
• City Of San Marcos Saves $1.5 Million In Recent Bond Sale
• Electric Vehicle to be Used in City Parks
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, March 23, 2010
• .S. Census Bureau Opens 9 San Marcos Sites
• Traffic Update for March 21 - March 27, 2010
• Oak Heights Neighborhood Cleanup
• Passport Day In The USA
• Rio Vista Pool Party Lottery Slated
• Traffic Report - Projects Affecting San Marcos Traffic For Week Of March 14 - March 20, 2010
• Community Development Block Grant Program To Host Public Meetings
• City To Offer Rebates For Energy Efficiency
• Rio Vista Terrace Groundbreaking
• City Starts Work At Sessom And N. LBJ Intersection
• Traffic Update for March 7 - March 13, 2010
• Public Invited to Downtown ‘SmartCode’ Session
• Rio Vista Terrace Groundbreaking Set
• Lab Clears City Well of E. Coli Bacteria
• Mayor Plans 2 More Sessions on Economic Development
• City Issues Notice Of Positive E. Coli Test In One City Well
• Surrogate Parent
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: February 28 - March 6, 2010
• Mayor Plans Sessions On Redevelopment, Drafthouse
• City Council Preview: March 2, 2010
• March 2010 City Hall Calendar
• Margie Villalpando Coordinates San Marcos 2010 Census Outreach Efforts
• City Of San Marcos News: Public Meeting Slated on Land Development Code
• Agencies Join Great Texas Warrant Roundup
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: February 20 to 27, 2010
• City to Begin Sessom Drainage, Pavement Improvements
• River Foundation Honors Jo Secrest As ‘Friend Of River’
• City Council Preview: February 16, 2010
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: February 14 - February 20, 2010
• San Marcos Sales Tax Revenues Up 3.73%
• City of San Marcos News: 2 Crashes into Poles Knock Out Power
• February City Hall Calendar
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: February 7 – February 13, 2010
• Public Meeting Slated on Land Development Code
• Arts Commission Seeks Peer Review Panel
• Rio Vista Neighborhood Meeting
• City Launches Online Public Survey For Branding Initiative
• Uhland Road Crossing Closed Due To High Water
• City Council Preview: February 2, 2010
• City Of San Marcos Traffic Update: January 31 - February 6, 2010
• Crews Clean Up Graffiti On Cheatham Street
• Board Orientation, Reception Slated Tuesday
• City of San Marcos Traffic Update For January 24-30, 2010
• City Flags at Half-Mast for Captain Paul Pena
• City Plans Collection of Household Hazardous Waste, Old Medicine
• Advocating for Children
• Honoring Shirley Van Heuverswyn
• Traffic Update: January 17-23, 2010
• City Returns To ‘Fire Department’ Name
• Police Investigate Death
• Board Appointees To Begin Duties In New Year
• Local Census Office to Open in North San Antonio
• Traffic Update: January 10-16, 2010
• City Invites Human Services Agency Applications
• Mimi Gamez Honored on Retirement
• Miguel Arredondo: City Honors SMHS Student Leader
• Frank Calabrese Honored on Retirement
• Kim Porterfield Honored as Inspiration to Youth
• San Marcos Prepares for Martin Luther King Day Activities
• Wonder World Drive Extension Progress Report
• Preparing for Freezing Weather
• Traffic Update: Jan. 3-9, 2010
• Residents Invited to Take Deer Survey
• Complete Count Committee Promotes 2010 Census
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, January 5, 2010
• January City Hall Calendar
• City, Firefighters Sign Employment Pact
• City, Police Officers Sign Employment Agreement
• Ryan Thomason Sworn In as Council Member Place 5
• Traffic Update: Dec 27, 2009 - Jan 2, 2010
• Census Committee Reaches Out to Organizations
• Christmas Tree Recycling Slated
• City Clerk's Office Receives Exemplary Service Award
• Canvass, Swearing In Set for New Council Member
• ‘Push-in’ Ceremony Welcomes New Fire Truck
• Dr. Patty Shafer: Superintendent Of The Year
• Traffic Update for Week of December 20 - December 26, 2009
• City Council Bids Farewell to Pam Couch
• City Honors Heldenfels Enterprises
• School Trustee Kathy Hansen Honored For State Accolades
• Merry Christmas From The Scheib Christmas Carolers
• City of San Marcos News - Shop San Marcos Banners Decorate Downtown
• City Of San Marcos News - Holiday Spirit: City Employees Give to Community
• City Dedicates New Tennis Courts
• City Council Preview: Wednesday, December 16, 2009
• City Of San Marcos News NEWS: Traffic Update For Week Of December 13-19, 2009
• Sights and Sounds of Christmas - The Show Will Go On!
• COSM News: Traffic Update For Dec. 6-12, 2009
• Tennis Court Dedication
• Youth Advocate of the Month
• City Of San Marcos - December City Hall Calendar
• Public Meeting on Downtown Streetscape and Hutchison Street and Drainage Improvements
• Sons of the American Revolution Award Firefighter of the Year to San Marcos Firefighter
• City Of San Marcos News: Traffic Update Week Of Nov 29 - Dec 5, 2009
• Schedule Set for City Council Run-Off Election
• City Of San Marcos News: Traffic Update Week Of November 22-28, 2009
• City Of San Marcos News - Camp Mesa Flag Ceremony
• City Of San Marcos News: Traffic Update Week Of November 15-21,2009
• City of San Marcos Police Department to Hold Community Meetings
• City Of San Marcos News - Raising Awareness Of COPD
• Generous Donor
• City Wins Municipal Excellence Award for ACT Campaign
• City of San Marcos News - District Champions
• City Of San Marcos News - Traffic Update For Week Of November 8-14, 2009
• City Of San Marcos News - Youth Advocate Of The Month
• City Hall Calendar - November 2009 Update
• City of San Marcos News - ACT program Wins State Award
• San Marcos Veterans Day Celebration
• City Council Preview: Monday, November 2, 2009
• Traffic Update for November 1, 2009
• 20% Savings on Prescription Prices City Launches Discount Prescription Drug Card Program
• Santa Pass Buttons on Sale for Sights and Sounds of Christmas
• City to Launch Discount Prescription Drug Card Program
• City of San Marcos News - Transportation Meetings
• Construction Prep Begins for Rio Vista Terrace Neighborhood Improvements Phase II
• Traffic Update - Projects affecting San Marcos traffic for week of October 25- October 31, 2009
• COSM News: Resident Shoots Intruder
• Two Arrested in Home Invasion Assault
• City Council Meeting Moved to Nov. 2, 2009
• San Marcos Lifts Stage 1 Water Restrictions
• COSM News: Youth Advocate Of The Month: Danny Arredondo
• COSM News - City Observes Public Power Week
• Early Voting Begins in City Council Election
• Household Hazardous Waste Collection
• City Offers High Efficiency Toilet Program
• City Council Preview: Tuesday, October 20, 2009
• City of San Marcos - October City Hall Calendar
• San Marcos Breaks Ground on Airport Tower
• City Of San Marcos News: Outstanding SMHS Scholars
• Breast Cancer Awarenss Month
• Mental Illness Awareness Week
• Cyber Security Awareness Day
• Fire Rescue Slates Child Safety Seat Inspections
• Mayor’s State Of City Address At The City Of San Marcos Conference Center
• San Marcos to Break Ground on Airport Tower
• Governor Perry Accepts City Flag
• COSM News: Stage 1 Water Restrictions Take Effect
• City Reviews Rate and Efficiency Task Force Results for Water/ Wastewater System
• Tour Aims to Honor Women Who Battle Cancer
• City Council Preview: October 5, 2009
• 26th Annual Texas Night Out Against Crime
• Council To Name Task Force For City Radio Station
• City Of San Marcos News: Pet Fest Coming October 10
• City Of San Marcos News: Pink Heals Tour Coming To San Marcos
• Warrant Round Up Coming in San Marcos
• City Buildings Go Green With Single Stream Recycling
• City to Install Signs Banning Cell Phone in School Zones
• Leak Detection Reduces Water Loss
• City Passes Along Power Cost Savings
• City Of San Marcos News: San Marcos Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
• City of San Marcos News: A Remembrance of Heroes
• Efficiency Task Force Reviews Water/ WW Utility
• City Of San Marcos News: Crockett School Honored for Exemplary Academics
• City Of San Marcos News: Bowie School Honored for Exemplary Academics
• City Of San Marcos News: Travis Elementary Achieves Recognized Rating
• City Of San Marcos News: DeZavala: Exemplary School Honored
• State of City Address
• Entries Invited for San Marcos Veterans Day Parade
• Efficiency Task Force Offers City Recommendations for ‘Best Practices’
• River Clean Up - September 19, 2009
• City Of San Marcos News - New Black And White Patrol Cars
• Youth Advocate Of The Month
• POW-MIA Remembrance Program Scheduled
• ‘Big Push’ Seeks Citizen Help for Air Quality Improvement
• ACT Community Welcome Program
• City Council Preview: September 15, 2009
• River Road to Close for Waterline Project
• Beautification Commission Seeks Public Comment on Proposed Graffiti Ordinance
• Store Owner Arrested for 2008 Arson
• Common Experience Speech Features Noted Columnist
• Animal Shelter Wins DHSH Grant for Spay/ Neutering
• Remembrance Ceremony Set for September 11, 2009
• 2nd Hearing Slated on Deer Management
• LBJ Museum of San Marcos to Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month with "Tejano Son of Texas Exh
• No Charges Anticipated Against Resident for Shooting
• City, University Plan Community Welcome
• City Closes ‘Dog Beach’
• Two Teens Dead, One Hurt in Shooting
• San Marcos To Offer Rebates On Rain Barrels
• San Marcos City Council Candidates--Nov. 3, 2009 Election
• Lisa Dvorak Honored With Lifetime Achievement Award
• City Council Adopts $146 Million Budget
• Rio Vista Terrace Neighborhood Meeting
• Intersection Construction Ties Up Traffic
• City Council Preview: September 1, 2009
• City of San Marcos - September City Hall Calendar
• San Marcos Police Arrest 2 in Homicide
• San Marcos Police Arrest 2 in Homicide
• Residents May Pick Alternate Watering Day
• Tennis Court Lights Being Tested
• Kyle Dicke Elected to Two Executive Boards
• Police Investigate Homicide
• Tennis Court Reconstruction Progresses on Schedule
• City of San Marcos Receives Bond Rating Upgrade
• City Seeks Nominees for Women’s Hall of Fame
• New Braunfels WIC Office to Move
• Pool Hours Change as School Starts
• Help Stuff the Backpacks!
• City Council Preview: August 18, 2009
• City Hall Parking Lot Project: Main Parking Lot Now Under Construction
• Electric Utility Donates Fans
• City Hall Parking Lot Repaving: Phase 3
• Wonder World Drive Extension Update
• Budget Workshops Slated Aug. 11 and Aug. 13, 2009
• San Marcos Recycling Numbers Almost Double With Launch of Single Stream
• School Supply Drive
• School Immunization Health Fair
• Fire Chief Swearing In Ceremony Slated Friday
• City Council Preview: August 4, 2009
• City Hall Parking Lot Repaving: Phase 2
• City Election Filing Starts on August 3, 2009
• Gov. Perry Announces $500,000 TEF Investment in Grifols Inc.
• San Marcos Wins Neighborhood Stabilization Grant
• City of San Marcos - August City Hall Calendar
• Three Charged in Aggravated Robberies
• Arts Commission Seeks Arts Projects
• Bill Pennington Honored
• Wide-Lite/ Philips Honored
• ‘Smart Meters’ Win Honors
• Police Release Composite Sketch of Rape Suspect
• State Fire Fighters Choose San Marcos for 2011 Conference
• Safely Dispose of Hazardous Waste, Medicines
• San Marcos Uses Reclaimed Water for Projects
• City Council Preview: July 21, 2009
• Summer Fan Drive Seeks Donations
• Construction Starts July 20 On Existing Section of Wonder World Drive
• Board Sets Hearing on Microchips, Animal Sales
• City Hall Parking Lot Repaving To Start On July 17, 2009
• Passport Fair Slated in Kyle
• Police Seek Suspect in Aggravated Sexual Assault
• City Retiree Delbert Maywald Honored
• San Marcos CISD: Most Improved Graduation Rates
• County Commissioner Debbie Ingalsbe Honored
• Caraway Honored for Distinguished Service
• Museum Features Classic Cars From 1929-1959: Dick’s Classic Garage Opens Saturday
• Les Stephens Hired as New Fire Chief
• Construction on Charles Austin Drive Begins
• Dick’s Classic Garage: Sneak Preview for Media
• City Council Preview: July 7, 2009
• Wonder World Drive Extension Update - July 2, 2009
• Generators Reduce Risk of Water Outages or Pollution
• Stay Healthy and Safe in Hot Weather
• City Dedicates Post Road Project
• Police Arrest Man for Aggravated Robbery
• Post Road Dedication Slated July 1
• Mobile Home Snags Wires, Cuts Power
• City of San Marcos - July City Hall Calendar
• 40th Anniversary for Mensor
• Celebrate Summerfest July 4
• GBRA Contributes to Spring Lake Preserve
• City of San Marcos News - Suite Success
• Top Honors for Economic Development
• New Downtown Street Signs Aim for Visibility, Safety
• Early Literacy Book Drive
• San Marcos Enters Stage 2 Drought Restrictions
• Wood Street Reconstruction Work to Begin
• Matthew Lewis Joins Development Services Staff
• Get Ready For San Marcos Summerfest 2009
• Partners to Sign Village Main Agreement
• Host an Exchange Student & Make a Difference in a Young Person's Life
• BigBelly Compactors Have Appetite for Trash
• San Marcos Police Department News: Two Charged with Deadly Conduct After Gunshots
• Activity Center Natatorium Closing for Renovations
• City Of San Marcos News - Honoring A Colleague
• Celebrating Music at Cheatham Street
• San Marcos Plans Juneteenth Festivities
• Wonder World Extension 70 Days Ahead of Schedule
• Embassy Suites/ Conference Center Win Award
• San Marcos Nature Center Presents 2009 Outdoor Kids Camp Slated
• Human Services And Minority Tourism Volunteers Sought For 2 City Boards
• City Council Preview: June 2, 2009
• City Hall Calendar - June 2009
• Flu Precautions Urged as School Year Ends
• Chris Jones Honored as ‘Elected Public Official of Year’
• Wonder World Drive Update - May 27, 2009
• City of San Marcos News - Celebrating Tourism
• Lindsey, Sessom and N. LBJ Road Work to Start
• Board to Discuss Traffic Calming
• City Hosts Environmental Health Conference
• San Marcos Police, Civilians Honored For Heroism And Extraordinary Deeds
• City Of San Marcos News - Academic Excellence
• City Of San Marcos News - SMHS Valedictorian Honored
• City of San Marcos News - SMHS Salutatorian Honored
• City Of San Marcos News - Winning Debaters
• Sales Tax Holiday and City Rebates Can Save Shoppers Money on Energy Efficient Products
• Summer in the Park: 23rd Annual Music Series
• City Seeks Volunteers for Human Service Advisory Board
• Lions Club Tube Rental: Open for Business After Fire
• New Noise, Unruly Gathering Rules Take Effect in San Marcos
• Celebrating Texas, Western Swing Style
• City Council to Consider CDBG Allocations
• JoyDance Class
• San Marcos Police Department News - Suspects’ Names Released
• Golf Team-District Champs!
• Budget Excellence - City of San Marcos Wins GFOA Award
• Two Arrested in Carjacking Incident
• Freedom Trail: City Honors Students Visiting Historic Civil Rights Sites
• Teachers of the Year - San Marcos CISD
• Oldest Electric Meter Gives Way To High Tech
• City Improves Water Conservation Goals
• Texas Natural Festival and Western Swing Hall of Fame in San Marcos
• City Council Preview: May 11, 2009
• Public Service Recognition Week
• Animal Services Says ‘Teach Kids to Care’
• Officials Monitor Flu Situation
• City Council Preview: May 5, 2009
• May City Hall Calendar
• City Celebrates First Home Purchase with Professor Incentive
• Mayor Urges ‘Everyday Steps’ to Protect Against Flu
• Calling All Artists: Arts Commission Wants You
• San Marcos Enters Stage 1 Drought Restrictions
• Fire Destroys Lion’s Club Tube Rental
• Mariachi Festival
• Autism Awareness Month
• Viva Cinco De Mayo
• City to Start Reconstruction of Tennis Courts
• It's a Fun for All with Art, Nature, Music and Motors
• Recycle Electronics
• Economic Luncheon to Be Broadcast Live In High Definition
• Store Robbery Suspect Charged with January Bank Robbery
• City Council Preview: April 21, 2009
• Sculpture Class: Sculpting the Human Figure
• Arts Commission Accepting Applications For Tourism Related Arts Projects
• Police Arrest Armed Robbery Suspect
• City to Dedicate Cemetery Entrance
• School Age Parenting Program
• City, Church Volunteers Help Clean Up Property
• A+ Federal Credit Union Honored for Contributions to Education
• Smoke from North Texas Fires Reaches Central Texas
• Diamond Line Honored as State Champions
• Fair Housing Month
• City Of San Marcos News - April 10, 2009
• Economic Development Strategy Launched
• San Marcos Police Department News - Annual ‘Year in Review’ Program
• ‘Smart Meter’ Installation Begins in San Marcos
• City of San Marcos News - Celebrating Mathematics
• Miller Junior High Dancers Honored
• Bicycle to Work and School Day
• Preventing Child Abuse
• Public Invited to Police Department Annual Report to Community
• Aquarena Earth Day Celebration
• City Council Preview: April 7, 2009
• Single Stream Recycling Starts
• Consumer Credit Counseling Service of Greater San Antonio Announces...
• David Healey Named Director of Capital Improvements
• LBJ Centennial Lecture At Texas State University
• Rio Vista Pool Party Lottery Slated
• City Officials Attend NLC Conference
• JoyDance Class Offered By Parks
• City Council Preview: March 31, 2009
• San Marcos City Hall Calendar - April 2009
• Single Stream: Recycling Made Easer
• It’s a Fun for All with Art, Nature, Music and Motors
• A Celebration of Culture
• City Sponsors Free Shredding
• Work to Begin on Sarah Street
• San Marcos Nature Center Easter Flower Arrangements
• Wonder World Drive Update - March 13, 2009
• Wonder World Section to Close Nights March 16 to 18
• Youth Commission Seeks Nominations of Youth Advocates
• Harley Owners To Gather In San Marcos - Typographical Error Corrected
• SMCPAAA Donates ‘Shaken Baby’ Doll to Aid Agencies
• San Marcos, TX: Your Ultimate Spring Break Destination
• Press Conference
• Springs Fest Makes Big Splash in San Marcos
• San Marcos Residents Conserve Water
• San Marcos to Receive $80K for Law Enforcement
• Cancer Awareness Month
• Education Foundation Week
• Celebrate Public Schools Month
• Sibling Connection Month
• City Seeks Volunteers for Veterans Affairs Committee
• City Council Preview: March 3, 2009
• San Marcos River Clean Up
• American Widows Project Starts National Tour
• From Dutton to Hunter Road - Wonder World Section to Close Night
• Work to Begin on Joshua Street Area
• ‘Smart Meter’ AMI Project Wins National Award
• Spay Day in San Marcos
• City Of San Marcos - Thank You to Pets and Moore
• Honoring the Father of Our Country
• Mayor Narvaiz Keynotes Literacy Day Rally at Capitol
• City Council Preview: February 17, 2009 Meeting
• Agencies to Join Texas Warrant Roundup
• Work to Begin on Bert Brown Street
• Residents Invited to Take Online Survey
• City, PALS, Mutt Strutt Sponsor Spay Day
• City Passes Fuel Savings to Electric Customers
• Hazardous Waste Collection Participation Growing
• Residents Invited to Citizen Summit Meetings
• Animal Ordinance In San Marcos
• Maria Antia Gonzales Day
• School Counselors Honored
• Honoring Rodney Van Oudekerke
• Black History Month at City Of San Marcos
• National Honors from TIME and Goodyear
• City Clerk to Open Saturday, Feb. 7 for Passports
• Wonder World Drive Update - January 30, 2009
• Get Connected! RecConnect Online Registration for Recreation Programs
• City Council Preview: February 3, 2009 Meeting
• City of San Marcos - February City Hall Calendar
• Trail Riders Head Downtown Monday
• City of San Marcos News - Honoring School Trustees
• City Replacing Some Downtown Trees
• City Clerk’s Office to Close for Training January 28th Morning
• Austin to Manage Bastrop WIC Clinics
• City Board Members Take Oath
• LBJ-MLK Sign Unveiling
• Microchip Reunites Cat with Family
• City Council Preview: January 22, 2009 Meeting
• San Marcos Police Seek Help with Bank Robbery Investigation
• City of San Marcos' Police Promotions - January 15, 2009
• Bishop Street Improvements to Start
• Media Invitation: Wonder World Drive Project Tour
• SM Hazardous Waste Collection Slated January 18
• Riverside Drive Begins Temporary One-Way Traffic
• Texas State Student Dies in Shooting Incident
• Public Session Slated on Animal Control Ordinance
• City Begins Central Fire Station Construction
• City Council Preview: January 6, 2009 Meeting
• City to Break Ground on New Central Fire Station January 6, 2009
• Recycling Christmas Trees
• City Offices Closed On New Year’s Day
• Fire Victim Identified
• Investigators Probe Cause of Fatal Fire
• Fathers and Sons: Law Enforcment a Family Tradition at San Marcos Police Department
• City of San Marcos - January City Hall Calendar
• City Offices Closed For Christmas
• Hernandez Intermediate School Sixth-Grade Students Expose Household Energy Thieves
• San Marcos Main Street Program Earns National Accreditation
• Safeguarding the Water Supply
• Environmental Health Honored for Outstanding Service
• City Honors Miller Junior High Staff
• San Marcos Awards Incentives For HEB Warehouse Expansion
• Police Seek Assailant in Stabbing
• San Marcos-Your Perfect Holiday Getaway
• Portion of River Road Closes for Wastewater Project
• City Manager Names 3 New Directors
• Police Investigate Aggravated Assault, Robbery
• City Clerk’s Staff Honored with 5 Star Award
• Woman Arrested after Truck Crashes into Apartment
• City Opens New Pedestrian Bridge
• National League of Cities Honors Mayor Narvaiz
• San Marcos Police Investigate Two I-35 Store Robberies
• Sights and Sounds of Christmas Shines on in San Marcos
• Sights and Sounds of Christmas Shines on in San Marcos
• San Marcos Police Complete Sex Offender Registration Check
• San Marcos Synchronizes Traffic Signals
• I-35 Road Closure Planned Sunday for Electric Utility Project
• Mayor Susan Narvaiz Sworn In for Third Term
• Motorcyclist Dies After I-35 Wreck
• Pedestrian Bridge Installed Over San Marcos River
• Tennis Champs Honored
• Police Arrest ATM Robbery Suspect
• Two Suspects Arrested in October Store Robbery
• City of San Marcos Recognizes National Hospice Month
• City of San Marcos Honors Student Scholars
• Police Seek Public’s Help in ATM Robbery
• Animal Shelter Appreciation Week
• Honoring Recreational Partnerships
• Pilot Lands Plane Safely On One Wheel
• City of San Marcos Unveils Graffiti Abatement Initiative
• City Manager Announces Realignment
• New Signs Herald Hopkins Street Historic District
• City Wins National Honors for Financial Reporting
• Silver Alert Awards
• Night Burglar Targets Homes
• City Honors Chamber of Commerce
• City Council Sets Target Goals for New Fiscal Year
• Retiree Steve Sands Honored
• Emergency Communications Officers Honored With Silver Alert Awards
• Jerry Flores Honored Upon Retirement
• Fire Prevention Month
• Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• River Clean Up Bags Trash, Recyclables
• Police Arrest Austin Teens In Planet K Robbery
• Junior Texas Water Safari
• 28th Annual Summerfest San Marcos Celebration
• Natural And Western Swing Festival
• Chicago Christian Artist MEREDITH ANDREWS/Alaska Cruise 2008
• Farmer Fred’s Harvest Fall Carnival
• Downtown Redevelopment Project In Planning Stage

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