In this installment of “Run with Moe,” Moe Johnson of the San Marcos Runners Club thanks all those who helped make the Moe’s Better Half Marathon a success, despite the gloomy weather.
The owners of Windemere Ranch property say they’re going ahead with their plans for development, but Hays County could have designs on the land for its regional habitat conservation plan to protect the golden-cheeked warbler and the black-capped vireo.
Hays County could lose a seat on the Capital Area Metropolitan Planning Organization (CAMPO), now that the regional planning board has agreed to include Bastrop and Caldwell Counties.
Hays CISD Trustee Mark Jones had no trouble dispatching former Kyle Mayor Mike Gonzalez in the Republican primary for Hays County Precinct 2 Commissioner Tuesday. Jones now will prepare to face former Kyle Councilmember Ray Bryant in the general election.
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.
Republican Hays County judge candidates Bert Cobb and Peggy Jones spoke in depth with San Marcos Local News about the issues leading up to the March 2 primary election. The winner will take on the Democratic nominee, either Hays County Judge Liz Sumter or Precinct 2 Commissioner Jeff Barton, in the November election.
The Diamond Line dance team for San Marcos High School came away from the Austin Drill Team Competition with multiple awards and a championship trophy. The dance team competition season is in full swing now and the team is going to be very busy this month.
Joe Stack, the pilot presumed dead after his plane crashed into an Austin office building Thursday, gave a San Marcos address when he originally registered his website. Stack left a note complaining about the IRS, the Catholic Church, Wall Street and others.
Hays County Court at Law No. 1 Judge Anna Martinez Boling and Hays County Assistant District Attorney David Mendoza debated last week at the San Marcos Area League of Women Voters debate. Boling and Martinez are competing for the Democratic nomination for the court at law seat in the March 2 primary.
The San Marcos City Council will consider a $2.5 million, interest free loan Tuesday night to incentivize the development of an Alamo Drafthouse Cinema at the vacant Best Buy building at Springtown Mall. The loan would be repaid with the sales and property tax increases generated by the property improvements.
