Houston-based construction firm Satterfield & Pontikes has begun building a United States military complex on 19 acres on the south side of Clovis Barker Road in San Marcos, less than a mile from Interstate-35. The San Marcos Armed Forces Reserve Center (AFRC), one of 17 planned for Texas, will be a 600-member training facility for two United States Army Reserve units and four Texas National Guard units.

Now that the weather is cooling down, it’s a busy time of the year for competitive runs. Moe Johnson talks about what race organizers face trying to attract runners.

October is the month of months for runners in the San Marcos area, for every weekend features a major local running event.

Bacterial counts of 1,600 colonies per 100 milliliters have led City of San Marcos health officials to close the so-called “dog beach” on the San Marcos River across from City Park.

If the August heat has made training difficult, hang in there. This edition of “Run with Moe” tells of numerous races coming up for the cooler weather in September and October.

Leadership San Marcos has announced that it will restore a basketball court at City Park for its annual civic project.

Much of Charles Austin Drive will close from Friday until next Tuesday so crews can install new stadium lighting at Texas State’s baseball/softball complex.

City of San Marcos Parks and Recreation & Texas State University Recreation Departments Present:
Saturday, October 27, 2007 at 6:00-9:00 PM
Farmer Fred’s Fall Carnival in San Marcos on October 27th will be held at the City Park Recreation Hall and all ages welcome!  Admission is Free.  There will be an age-grouped  costume contest, free activities and [...]