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From 21 consecutive losses to Bi-District champions.The Rattlers dominate Eagle Pass, winning 42-10 to capture their fir...
11/15/2025

From 21 consecutive losses to Bi-District champions.

The Rattlers dominate Eagle Pass, winning 42-10 to capture their first playoff win since 2017.

San Marcos advances to play Edinburg Saturday, Nov. 22 at Buccaneer Stadium in Corpus Christi.

FINAL San Marcos captures the Bi-District Championship for the first time since 2017, beating Eagle Pass 42-10.
11/15/2025

FINAL

San Marcos captures the Bi-District Championship for the first time since 2017, beating Eagle Pass 42-10.

Postseason football is here and back at Toyota Rattler Stadium for the first time since 2017. The Rattlers battle Eagle ...
11/15/2025

Postseason football is here and back at Toyota Rattler Stadium for the first time since 2017.

The Rattlers battle Eagle Pass as San Marcos looks for their first playoff win in eight years.

Congrats to Joey Harkrider of Green Guy Recycling for winning Education Partner of the Year at the San Marcos Chamber of...
11/14/2025

Congrats to Joey Harkrider of Green Guy Recycling for winning Education Partner of the Year at the San Marcos Chamber of Commerce Awards Gala!

Pictured with Gary Job Corps Community Relations Coordinator Randolph Goodman , Harkrider has recently made headlines for his role in establishing a partnership between Green Guy Recycling and The San Marcos Fire Department.

Read more about Harkrider's community connections in our article: https://www.sanmarcosrecord.com/article/31337,reduce-reuse-rescue-smfd-partners-with-green-guy-recycling-for-training

Artificial intelligence’s uses have grown vastly over the last decade. Scenarios that were once only seen in science fic...
11/14/2025

Artificial intelligence’s uses have grown vastly over the last decade. Scenarios that were once only seen in science fiction films have become part of everyday life.

Lifelong Learning - San Marcos partnered with Texas State University to host a series of events focused on AI. Kimberly Conner, Ph.D., TXST strategic digital lead, taught lifelong learners about “protecting personal data, identifying misinformation and scams, using AI tools for personal enrichment and the growing need for data centers to store, manage and process all the data required to make AI work,” according to a recent press release.

The final session was held on Nov. 3 and had several activities for participants that involved using the tools they had learned about during the series.

There was also a discussion about the future of AI and the legal ramifications surrounding its uses.

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One arrest in Post Road shooting, second suspect identifiedSan Marcos Police have made one arrest and are searching for ...
11/13/2025

One arrest in Post Road shooting, second suspect identified

San Marcos Police have made one arrest and are searching for another suspect connected to the Nov. 2 shooting at the Outpost Apartments on Post Road. Investigators determined that a fight near the pool area led to gunfire, according to the SMPD.

D’antrae Houston,17, was arrested on Nov. 6 in Lockhart for Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon.

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Downtown shooting suspect identifiedSan Marcos Police have identified Patrick Dave Anderson, 24, as the suspect in the N...
11/13/2025

Downtown shooting suspect identified

San Marcos Police have identified Patrick Dave Anderson, 24, as the suspect in the Nov. 1 shooting in downtown near Kissing Alley. Anderson moved to San Marcos from Arizona in October.

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“We understand that sometimes you have visitors and sometimes you have unwanted guests. [The Roadrunners] were unwanted ...
11/13/2025

“We understand that sometimes you have visitors and sometimes you have unwanted guests. [The Roadrunners] were unwanted guests and it was our absolute duty to treat them as such."

Texas State takes care of rival UTSA, defeating the Roadrunners 80-69.

Fall Into Good Vibes: San Marcos Recovery Co-Op Hosts Clothing & Gift Drive and Community EventThe Vibe Recovery Co-Op i...
11/13/2025

Fall Into Good Vibes: San Marcos Recovery Co-Op Hosts Clothing & Gift Drive and Community Event

The Vibe Recovery Co-Op invites Hays County residents, businesses, and community partners to join Fall Into Good Vibes, a sober, family-friendly celebration focused on connection, recovery, and giving back. The event takes place Thurs, Nov 14 at 2 p.m. at The Vibe Recovery Co-Op in San Marcos located in 145 Coers Dr. This year’s theme centers on a Clothing & Gift Drive benefiting families in recovery and safe-housing programs across San Antonio to San Marcos.

For more information read the article on our website. Link in the comments.

The history of the Dunbar neighborhood will be visible to all who visit its park.The San Marcos City Council received a ...
11/13/2025

The history of the Dunbar neighborhood will be visible to all who visit its park.

The San Marcos City Council received a presentation on the creation of a Dunbar Neighborhood History Walk at a work session on Nov. 5.

City Manager Stephanie Reyes said conversations about the walk between residents of the Dunbar area and Destination Services Arts staff began in 2024. The art walk was envisioned as a way to recognize those that contributed to the vitality of the neighborhood, according to city documents.

Deborah E. Giles Webster named many notable people from the Dunbar area that could be honored with the exhibit.

“People like Reverend Alphonso Washington. He was not only a minister but a plumber. He was a great plumber. And Reverend James Houston — he was not only a pastor of Jackson Chapel, but he was also a barber with his own shop. Miss Katherine Hardeman — she was [the owner of ] one of our first daycares,” Webster said. “What about Mr. Sammie Hardeman who owned his own smokehouse, and he sold his own barbeque sauce. He wouldn’t give you the recipe. He would tell you how good it is. There were just so many that I want their names to be recognized.”

Graphic courtesy of the city of San Marcos.

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A Lockhart man is facing multiple charges after Kyle Police located narcotics and a stolen handgun while investigating a...
11/12/2025

A Lockhart man is facing multiple charges after Kyle Police located narcotics and a stolen handgun while investigating a suspicious vehicle early Wednesday morning.

According to a press release issued by Kyle PD, officers patrolling the 20,000 block of I-35 located Joshua Gillum, 42, in his vehicle with a stolen handgun, a distributable amount of a substance believed to be methamphetamine, as well as a digital scale, baggies and pipes.

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A man was arrested for allegedly ma********ng in his vehicle at a bus stop in Buda, according to the Hays County Sheriff...
11/12/2025

A man was arrested for allegedly ma********ng in his vehicle at a bus stop in Buda, according to the Hays County Sheriff's Office.

Hays County records show that Eric Joseph Michael Guzman, 24, was arrested for indecent exposure on Nov. 4 and booked in the Hays County Jail.

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