Another late-inning collapse took down the Texas State baseball team Saturday, ending a 41-17 season two games into the NCAA Tournament. The Bobcats lost to Army, 7-4, when Army scored five times in the bottom of the eighth inning.

“It’s now such a thrill to be able to give back and share what I know with the next generations of performers here at Texas State.”
Broadway veteran Robin Lewis, who is joining Texas State’s musical theater program on a per-course basis.
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Army is Texas State’s Saturday opponent in the NCAA baseball tournament. The Knights lost their first-round game, 3-1, to tournament favorite Texas.

SERTOMA-San Marcos recently sponsored two luncheons recognizing the winners of its annual elementary and secondary school essay contests. All participants receive hearing and speaking therapy through the San Marcos CISD (SMCISD).

Chris Germer and Kayla Chandler were recently selected as San Marcos Baptist Academy’s (SMBA) Mr. and Ms. Middle School.

The City of San Marcos is seeking volunteers to serve on the Minority Tourism Development Board and the Human Services Advisory Board.

An independent slate of candidates for the Pedernales Electric Cooperative (PEC) Board of Directors is asking voters to consider the influence of special interest groups in the election.

Texas State just couldn’t fasten down those last three outs in the ninth inning Friday, enabling Boston College to score six runs for an 8-7 win in the first round of the NCAA baseball tournament in Austin. Texas State will play Army at noon Saturday in an elimination game.

The J.C. Kellam building was briefly locked down Friday afternoon after University Police received a report of an armed individual in the building. A search found no evidence of any armed person.

The last weekend before public school lets out features two performances by the Diamond Line dance team at San Marcos High School.