The developers of a residential project at the head waters of the San Marcos Springs reduced their proposal this week after the city refused to condemn an adjoining strip of land for a road. The owner of that land, Paul Geiger, said he opposes the Windemere Ranch development.
Reggae fans take heed, the San Marcos River Reggae Fest will take place at San Marcos Plaza Park on Sept. 6. It is hosted by T&A Events with appearances by the Original Wailers, The Movement, Full Service, Ashes of Babylon, and many, many more.
Texas State announced plans Wednesday for a 13,500-seat northside end zone complex at Bobcat Stadium. The $32 million project would close off the Aquarena Springs Drive side of the stadium with a plaza, a visitors locker room and numerous service areas.
After winning two of three last weekend at Hofstra, the Texas State volleyball team will play in a tournament at Southern Methodist University this weekend before playing their home opener next Tuesday against Prairie View A&M.
Prevent a Litter (PALS) of Central Texas will hold its eighth annual Pet Fest on Sept. 25 from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. at San Marcos Plaza Park, 401 East Hopkins Street. The theme for the festival is “PALS Cares – we’re helping people fix their pets.”
The Hays County commissioners put on a burn ban this week, which will remain in effect until further notice. Hays County Fire Marshal Mark Chambers said drying conditions and high winds increase the chances for fires.
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“There’s been a lot of fear talking on what we’ve been asking the city for.”
Carma Texas General Manager Shaun Cranston about Carma’s request for a tax incentive for its proposed Paso Robles development.
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