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Group gathered in an alleyway that is filled with booths and speakers that display varying trinkets and handcrafted items.

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From Sonny Angels to a community staple: a look inside the Trinket Girl Market

By Brooke Bousley Blog Content Contributor What had initially commenced as a method to host a local swap meet has swiftly transformed into one of Central Texas’ most beloved communal events, known as the Trinket Girl Market. When scouring for rare Sonny Angel figurines yielded zero successful results within a reasonable travel radius, two local collectors made the decision to take matters into their own hands. Co-founded in Oct. 2024 […]

todayAugust 31, 2026 78 2

The fountain between Flowers Hall and Commons Dining Hall, during the daytime, with flowing water.

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West Nile virus cases confirmed in Hays County; how to prevent transmission

By Kaylee Gonzalez Assistant Director, News Reporter SAN MARCOS— Hays County confirms multiple pools of the West Nile virus in Buda, Kyle, and San Marcos, TX, including the county’s first confirmed human case in San Marcos. As the weather in Central Texas heats up, mosquito activity increases, creating more opportunities for the West Nile virus. PreventionWeb reported that nearly all cities in the U.S. experienced an increase in mosquito disease […]

todayAugust 31, 2026 67 1

A speaker stands off to the side of a crowd behind Triple Six Social.

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Local candidate meets San Marcos residents ahead of midterm election

By Jolee Gavito News Reporter SAN MARCOS– Mayoral candidate Amanda Rodriguez kicks off her campaign with a meet-and-greet event for San Marcos residents at Triple Six Social. First elected in 2024, Rodriguez’s term in the Place 6 seat on City Council is scheduled to end Nov. 2027. A special election will be held in 2027 for residents to vote for the Place 6 seat. In June, Rodriguez moved for a […]

todayAugust 31, 2026 111 3

Buc-ee's San Marcos Right side entrance with brand sign upfront.

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Buc-ee’s San Marcos officially opens, brings economic opportunities

By Jolee Gavito and Kira Utter News Reporters SAN MARCOS– After a year of construction along I-35 North Frontage Road and Yarrington Road, Buc-ee’s San Marcos opened its doors at 6 a.m. on Aug. 12. The 74,000-square-foot travel center sits on a 22-acre site with 128 fuel pumps and a new layout plan. Speakers, including Gov. Greg Abbott and San Marcos Mayor Jane Hughson, were also in attendance at the […]

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Bobcat RISE expands opportunities for students with disabilities at TXST

By Matthew Tobias   Special Guest Reporter  SAN MARCOS — The Bobcat RISE program at Texas State University provides students with intellectual and developmental disabilities the opportunity to experience college life while building academic, social and career skills.  Housed within the College of Education, Bobcat RISE is a four-year postsecondary program designed to promote independence and prepare students for employment. Participants enroll in university courses, engage in campus activities, and receive individualized support tailored […]

todayApril 30, 2026 117 1

Alvin Ord's store sign outside the establishment.

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Longtime San Marcos sandwich shop temporarily closes amid toxic work environment allegations; announces new leadership

By Jissela Cabrera Assistant Director of News SAN MARCOS– A popular downtown sandwich shop, Alvin Ord’s, has temporarily closed after its entire staff resigned, following social media posts alleging an intimidating work environment involving one of the business’s owners. A now-deleted Facebook post alleged that majority owner Bill Martin allowed his brother, minority owner Steve Martin, to verbally harass employees, creating what was described as an unsafe and threatening workplace. […]

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Texas State Research Week highlights student, faculty innovation

By Abby Mosley News Reporter SAN MARCOS— Texas State University’s annual Research Week concluded April 10, highlighting interdisciplinary research among students, faculty and the broader community. The event, which ran from April 6–10, featured a variety of programs showcasing research, creative activities and innovation across the university. Organizers said the week celebrates Texas State’s role as a public research institution and highlights the growth of research within its academic programs. […]

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Culture

Local Earth Day festival promotes sustainability at 13th annual Earth Day festival

By Saige Klein Blog Content Contributor SAN MARCOS — San Marcos promoted sustainable development by hosting its 13th annual Earth Day festival last Saturday. The event featured a variety of local vendors, free glass-bottom boat tours and a blessing led by the Indigenous Cultures Institute. Organizers said the festival aimed to connect community members while promoting sustainable practices and honoring land with deep roots in Indigenous history. Earth Day is […]

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The Artemis II expedition launch on April 1st, 2026 from NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida

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An Important Amendment to NASA’s Artemis II Playlist

Hailey C. Thompson Assistant Program Director (OSD) | Other Side Drive Host      Why XTC’s ‘Another Satellite’ is the perfect space age song with a deeper meaning”  Since the launch and return of Artemis II, fascination with space travel is reentering the cultural zeitgeist. While some expressed this is a nice break from the normal onslaught of negative news, it seems that people down on Earth are especially intrigued […]

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