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Car plunges into San Marcos River
A car was pulled from the San Marcos River near Sessom and Aquarena Springs Drives after it was driven into the water Sunday evening.
OnTheThrottle.TV Profiles Harris Hill Raceway
THE INSIDE TRACK, ON THE THROTTLE VISITS HARRIS HILL RACEWAY May 16, 2013 - OnTheThrottle.TV visits Harris Hill Raceway in San Marcos, Texas and checks out all the fun they have riding and driving fast in the Lone Star State-including a nine-year-old boy tearing it up on the rally course.
San Marcos police seek robbery, assault suspect
Police said the 20-year old victim suffered minor knife cuts on his arm early Wednesday at Avalon Apartments, on 1703 IH 35 North, just after midnight.
Quantum Materials Relocating QD Lab
SAN MARCOS, Texas, May 14, 2013 - Quantum Materials Corp. will move its tetrapod quantum dot laboratories to San Marcos this week to take advantage of facilities at STAR Park.
On a recent sunny day in Texas, a few hours spent riding around the central part of the state were rewarded with a nice little find.
Council denies jurisdiction change
By Miranda RogersPOST-REGISTER An area property owner was disappointed on Tuesday when the Lockhart City Council denied a request to have her property removed from the city's extraterritorial jurisdiction .The 450-acre property was included into Lockhart's ETJ in 1985 voluntarily, to avoid being sucked into Austin's five mile ETJ.
Police: Man arrested for beating woman in San Marcos
A man has been arrested and charged with aggravated robbery after authorities say he severely beat a woman and left her by a Dumpster in San Marcos, according to the arrest affidavit.
San Marcos poised to grow, change
When you think of downtown San Marcos, an image like this likely comes to mind. City officials expect their skyline to mature beyond historic buildings in the years to come.
Student Housing Leaders: Is Field Getting Crowded?
Start each day with GlobeSt.com's National AM Alert for original coverage of the latest transactions and trends shaping the commercial real estate industry.
Horse management workshop May 14
The Hays County Office of the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service will conduct a Horse Management workshop at 6:30 p.m. May 14 at the Texas A&M AgriLife Extension office San Marcos.
Community News: San Marcos community concert moves indoors; Mud fest...
The Austin Police Department's Auto Theft Interdiction Unit is offering free Vehicle Identification Number etchings from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at the Austin Community College Eastview Campus, 3401 Webberville Road.
Classic Aero-TV: A Revolution In Progress--Jerry Gregoire On Redbird and Skyport
January I don't have to tell you that all things aviation are not in the best shape we've seen them... but here and there, true believers are doing their best to not keep the art and craft of aviation alive and well... but doing their best to advance the art wherever possible.
These are the 100 highest-paying jobs in Austin
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics produces annual wage estimates for 22 major employment sectors and more than 800 individual occupations.
Texas artists spotlight: Randy Rogers Band cranks up right kind of - Trouble'
The national success of the Randy Rogers Band probably stumps every bean-counting major-label executive in Nashville.
Sons Of Fathers: Texas Rockers, Inspired By Their Dads
David Beck and Paul Cauthen were both playing music around San Marcos, Texas, when they recognized that it might be a good move to combine their talents and became Sons of Fathers.
Regulations harm Texans' freedoms
Texas and San Marcos officials alike should work toward preserving freedoms of residents by rejecting policies that unduly regulate personal and fiscal issues.
Safe-ride program being re-evaluated for future
Sarah Garcia's life was altered the night her friend was struck and killed instantly by a drunk driver two years ago.
The Main Point: Study hard, prepare for future, remember Texas State
Students are pushing toward the peak of the college summit with finals on the horizon, but remember to study hard and tough it out to close the spring semester strong.
Bobcats must experience all San Marcos has to offer
In anticipation of the summer months and the prospect of some downtime, students should step outside their comfort zones and try something new in San Marcos.
Former 'Southside School' receives Texas Historical Marker
County Judge Bert Cobb, SMCISD Superintendent Mark Eads; Mayor Daniel Guerrero; and Ofelia Vasquez-Philo, president of the Centro Cultural standing in front of the new historical marker.