Opinion

Letter to the editor: Welch asks for Kyle citizens to vote

In this letter to the editor, Jason Welch explains why he is running for city council in Kyle and encourages all eligible residents of the city to vote in the May 8 election.



Letter to the editor: A vote against Rose

In this letter to the editor, Susan Cook of Driftwood says it’s time to unseat Patrick Rose as the local state representative to the legislature and vote for Andrew Backus in the March 2 Democratic primary.



Commentary: Waiting for the dawn

Former San Marcos Local News Managing Editor Sean Wardwell remembers his mentor, the late Earl Moseley, the former student activities coordinator at Texas State who died Thursday evening in San Antonio.



Letter to the editor: Ingalsbe endorses Rose

In this letter to the editor, Hays County Precinct 1 Commissioner Debbie Ingalsbe says State Representative Patrick Rose is fighting for present and future generations.



Letter to the editor: Thomaides supports Rose

In this letter to the editor, San Marcos City Councilmember John Thomaides puts on his small business owner’s cap and praises State Representative Patrick Rose for making Texas Enterprise Funds available to small businesses.



Letter to the editor: Vote for Rose

In this letter to the editor, San Marcos Education Foundation President, former San Marcos City Councilmember and cancer survivor Daniel Guerrero says voters should support State Representative Patrick Rose in the fight against cancer.



Editorial: Attention anonymous posters

In this editorial, we introduce a long-awaited change in our comments to make this site safer for real people with real opinions.



Letter to the editor: Vote for Russ Huebner

In this Letter to the Editor, Johnell Huebner calls on the people of Kyle to vote her husband, Russ Huebner, onto the Kyle City Council.



Letter to the editor: The high cost of public safety contracts

In a letter to the editor, San Marcos City Councilmember John Thomaides says the city’s recently signed contracts with police and firefighters are too expensive and too political.



Courthouse Connections: Questions for lean times

Hays County Judge Liz Sumter (D-Wimberley) said the commissioners court faces tough questions as it considers expensive projects in a struggling economy.