Hays County Judge Liz Sumter (D-Wimberley) said the commissioners court faces tough questions as it considers expensive projects in a struggling economy.
Hays County formally passed a corner at Lyndon Baines Johnson Drive and Martin Luther King Drive to the City of San Marcos Monday during Martin Luther King Day ceremonies. The corner will be the site of a monument remembering the two civil rights figures.
Martin Luther King Day will be recognized in San Marcos with a series of events starting at 11 a.m. Monday on the steps of the Hays County Courthouse. The morning courthouse program will feature proclamations by San Marcos Mayor Susan Narvaiz and Hays County Judge Liz Sumter.
San Marcos Mayor Susan Narvaiz recently presented a proclamation this week declaring Jan. 18 as “Martin Luther King Day” in San Marcos, in remembrance of the visionary civil rights leader. On hand for the proceedings was Dunbar Heritage Association founder and past “Spirit of San Marcos” award winner Harvey Miller.
In this installment of “Run with Moe,” Moe Johnson looks ahead to the Christmas Lights Fun Run next week, and looks back at the Sights and Sounds 5K Fun Run.
In this week’s, “Run with Moe,” Moe Johnson notes that it could take ten months to lose all the weight gained between Thanksgiving and the Super Bowl.
In this installement of “Run with Moe,” Moe Johnson of the San Marcos Runners Club says there are lots of races in town before the end of the year.
The Veterans’ Day Parade in downtown San Marcos Saturday morning brought out a good crowd, all the way from the biscuits and gravy breakfast on the courthouse lawn through the morning parade down Hopkins Street.
Hays County Commissioners will allow the City of San Marcos to use the parking inlets on the Hopkins Street side of the Hays County Courthouse during night hours, despite the objections of County Judge Liz Sumter, whose parking space is located in one of the inlets.
Following a contorted process in which a local groundwater district couldn’t agree with local state legislators on a funding bill, Hays County Commissioners appear ready to increase the district’s funding from the county.
