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The city council approved two separate ordinances on second reading creating the San Marcos Commission on Youth and Children and establishing the San Marcos Youth Commission. The city council also […]

Texas State WaterAid Chapter was recognized for Stewardship. They adopted Wilderness Park and they cleaned the park four times in the past year, qualifying it for recognition. “We have more […]

Do you all remember Cliffe Knechtle, the pastor that was in the quad about two weeks ago? He was debating against Matt Dillahunty, the former president of the atheist community […]

Free Speech week is an annual non partisan national event celebrating the value of freedom of speech. Rebekah Fox, a professor in the communications department at Texas State is the […]

Robert Kolker, investigative journalist, writer for New York magazine and author of “Lost Girls” was a guest speaker at the 2013 Texas State University Mass Communication week. Kolker discussed elements […]

In part of National Arts and Humanities Month, the arts commission of San Marcos held its second annual San Marcos Arts Advocacy reception. The event was open to the public […]

There are only a couple things left to do before Texas State’s new Performing  Arts Center opens for classes and events in San Marcos. The new Performing Arts Center, which […]

The San Marcos utility office has been receiving complaints of scam in which an individual claiming to work for the city calls residents and threatens them that if they don’t […]

After heavy rains and flash flood warnings this past weekend, the Red Cross is fixing the damages and preparing for more storms to come this week. Volunteers are going around […]

The first item talked about in Tuesdays city council meeting was a conditional use permit for the coffee shop, Jo on the Go. They proposed a neighborhood commercial and according […]

On Saturday the Texas State College Republicans put on an event at the Hays County Courthouse in which  State representative Jason Issac, State Senator Donna Campbell, and Attorney General Greg […]

The San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter will host it’s annual rabies clinic this saturday offering low cost vaccinations. Residents will be able to get their pet or pets  rabies shots […]

The Manhole Cover contest is a design for storm drain manhole covers that will be installed on all city-owned storm drains. The contest is a joint effort between Texas State […]

On October 1, The City of San Marcos launched its mobile civic engagement application called SMTX Connect. SMTX Connect is a way for San Marcos citizens to access city services […]

According to the Guadalupe Basin Coalition, the drought began in October of 2010 and now, three years later, the water supply for central Texas is nearly at record lows. The […]