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The ‘Redemption Season’ is complete.

One year after falling short of their first state title on penalty kicks, Wimberley exercised their past demons to defeat the Sunnyvale Raiders 3-1 and capture the program’s first-ever state championship.

“We knew we didn’t like the feeling last year,” sophomore Emma Durkin said. “We knew we wanted to com...

Often called the heart of the city, Sewell Park on the banks of the San Marcos River and a stone’s throw from the Texas State University campus - is beginning to be the gathering place once more for sun worshipers as they join others on Bikini Hill and the weather gets warmer.

Whether it’s a quick stop between classes or a planned afternoon with friends, the park offers...

Once upon a time, long before Belvin Street was designated as an official historic district, one of its big old historic houses was purchased by a thoughtful husband as a surprise for his vacationing wife. She had always wanted to live on the best part of that beautiful vintage street, so in 1952, when the house suddenly became available, town leader Gene Scrutchin grabbed it...

The city of San Marcos is taking measures to ensure that valuable resources are saved from properties set for demolition.

The San Marcos City Council gave direction to staff regarding crafting a policy for recovery and reuse of personal property and building components associated with demolition permits.

San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson discussed the importance of re...

The newest call for art from the Price Center’s Arts Comm ittee is again honoring the planet by seeking art that focuses on the theme of recycling and reusing an item or items to create a new work of art.

“Artful Alchemy: Materials Transformed” will be on display from May 2 – June 20. The call is open to all area artists. Interested artists may drop their art off at the...