“I told them we wanted tougher at-bats.”
Texas State baseball coach Ty Harrington, discussing his team’s 39-hit performance in a three-game series against Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
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“I’m not voting for this so that I have any economic benefit. This is a great project for San Marcos and for the downtown.”
San Marcos City Councilmember Chris Jones, who cast the deciding vote to approve a $610,000 city incentive for a mixed-use project on the edge of downtown.
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“We are the legislative and policy-making arm of Kyle, and I think we’ve been doing a somewhat inadequate job of that.”
Kyle Mayor Lucy Johnson as the city council removed City Manager Tom Mattis from the dais.
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“Drake always comes to school with a smile on her face.”
Hernandez Elementary School Principal Rosemary Garcia on San Marcos CISD Student of the Month Drake Driscoll.
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“Partisanship and divisiveness don’t have a place in this district, and that makes me proud to represent it.”
State Representative Patrick Rose after his resounding victory in the Democratic primary earlier this month.
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“What I would like to do in the coming months is unite the Republican Party of Hays County and work hard to get conservatives back in office in Hays County.”
Bert Cobb, the Republican Party nominee for Hays County judge.
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“My opponent kept me on my toes.”
Hays County Court at Law No. 1 Judge Anna Martinez Boling after defeating Hays County Assistant District Attorney David Mendoza for the Democratic nomination to hold her bench.
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“Protecting the citizens and taking care of them and taking care of business in the county is what my number-one priority is, and we’ll deal with the politics later.”
Hays County Sheriff Tommy Ratliff after winning the Democratic primary last week.
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“We want to be finding ways to grow with grace, because most of us recognize we are going to grow.”
Hays County Commissioner Jeff Barton after beating County Judge Liz Sumter last week in the Democratic primary.
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“I’ve seen it happen time and time again. When a team loses its best player, it opens the door for somebody else to step up.”
Northwestern State men’s basketball coach Mike McConathy after Texas State’s J.B. Conley scored 42 points off the bench while Cameron Johnson sat out with a suspension.
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