Classic Cuts of San Marcos is providing complimentary first haircuts to the first 100 babies born at Central Texas Medical Center in the new decade.
We’re not crowning a mud queen or tattooing Ringo Starr on our arms, but San Marcos still makes a mark with music and ice cream this weekend.
The San Marcos City Council is in the horns of a dilemma as it attempts to write an ordinance for zoning sexually oriented businesses (SOBs) within the city. Should the city zone specifically for SOBs, which, according to city officials, is likely to doom that part of town to blight and high crime? Or should the city follow the more standard municipal practice of allowing SOBs in areas zones for industry, which would open them to a section of town that stands to benefit from about $175 million in public investment and includes some of the city’s heaviest employers?
Through an in-store fundraising campaign launched in response to the tragedy at Fort Hood, H-E-B and its customers raised more than $280,000 for the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Central Texas-Fort Hood Chapter Fund.
Conely Car Wash & Express Lube hosts the seventh annual Greater San Marcos Youth Council benefit for the youth shelter with a variety of options for painless donation.
The City of San Marcos recently launched a program in partnership with the National League of Cities offering free prescription drug cards to San Marcos residents. Here is where to get them and a list of the participating pharmacies.
A new grill, donated by H-E-B, gives Crockett Elementary a way to cook for activities and fundraisers.
San Marcos officials will announce a new program Thursday enabling all city residents to reduce the cost of all prescription drugs by 20 percent.
San Marcos Mayor Susan Narvaiz spoke in favor of the city’s advertising aid for the outlet malls, among other programs, and asked for more community volunteerism in her State of the City speech Thursday night at the City of San Marcos Conference Center.
The Unicycle Football League (UFL), San Marcos’ home-grown sport, has completed incorporation paper work as the city’s parks advisory board considers finding a permanent location for the league’s games.
