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Woman beaten, charges against assailant pending
Police say assault charges are pending against a 28-year-old local man who beat his former common law wife so severely she was taken to the hospital.
Live in San Marcos? Stay off the fireworks
Don't use personal fireworks over the July 4 weekend in San Marcos. If you are caught, it could mean up to a $2,000 fine.
What will August bring? For that matter, what about July? That's the question longtime Central Texas weatherman Troy Kimmel posed on Tuesday.
Man charged in San Marcos robberies
Man charged in robberies Seguin resident Luis Rey Pena, 21, was arrested on Saturday in connection with two recent San Marcos robberies after police received a tip, according to San Marcos officials.
Surveillance video form Auto Zone robbery on May 30th, 2009.
A Seguin man is in jail this Sunday after police say he robbed a San Marcos pizza shop Friday and police think the suspect may be involved in another robbery.
No low flow woes: San Marcos River water quality is good
San Marcos residents might be praying for rain to feed the pristine San Marcos River, but they may not consider the immediate effect.
No burn ban for Hays; too late to limit fireworks
Caldwell County is under a burn ban as is Comal, and Guadalupe County residents have been allowed to burn only on weekends.
Lisa Jasak comes from a family of interesting characters. Her grandfather was an engineer who loved to sing songs and tell big, long stories.
Preservation push for old Hays County Jail
A dilapidated structure that was a Hays County Jail and later a set for a movie featuring Matthew McConaughey could be restored.
David Sedaris in San Marcos Friday night
Born in Austin, Matthew left soon thereafter and finally made it back after years of paying his penance wandering the earth.
Sizzle: How about giving that hot dog a break?
To anyone who's seen dogs chasing sticks or tennis balls or simply frolicking in the San Marcos River, it's obvious our four-footed friends enjoy the cool waters as much as we do.
San Marcos enters Stage 2 drought restrictions
San Marcos will enter Stage 2 drought restrictions effective June 19th in response to the Edwards Aquifer Authority's declaration of Stage 2 due to low aquifer levels at the J-17 index well, located in San Antonio.
The Galveston County Daily News
Plenty of opportunities to race on July Fourth
For runners, the Fourth of July is a lot like New Year's Eve. There are events all over, and even people who don't normally participate get in the spirit and join in.
Chamber Window - June 14, 2009
Many communities across the state, including San Marcos, have recently graduated their Community Leadership Classes.
Randy Rogers Band hosts 4th diabetes benefit in New Braunfels
Randy Rogers' reason for helping Camp Sweeney, a camp designed for kids with diabetes, is simple.
Taking precautions cool thing to do, safety experts say
With San Marcos area temperatures expected to hit 99 degrees today, safety officials say it's time to take summer seriously.
When the San Marcos Animal Services Advisory Board meets this afternoon, members can expect an earful.
Burning question: How goes fire station project?
It'll be wide open spaces. At least, compared to the old downtown fire station, retired San Marcos firefighter Jack Mutschlechner said Tuesday.
Men accused of firing shotgun into San Marcos bar
San Marcos police say two men have been charged with firing a shotgun into a local bar.
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