by Dyhanara Rios Videographer Bookstore Blowout is an annual event at the Texas State University Bookstore. The event is held at the beginning of each semester, and ncludes giveaways of music CDs, posters, and several live performances throughout the afternoon. Waterloo Records and other sponsors help KTSW staff make this event possible. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5RTJ4TaYXL0&feature=youtu.be
By Erin Pollack Web Editor Breaking News: For the second day in a row the, Jordanian government is conducting airstrikes targeting ISIS in Syria. According to CNN, the Jordanian government is accompanied by U.S. war planes and are striking as a direct result of a Jordanian pilot being burned alive in late January after ISIS officials captured the pilot offshore during a Jordanian mission. The Jordanian government has vowed to […]
By Katelyn Hawkes Blog Content Contributer H.E.A.T. is a service organization founded in 2010 by Ian Smith and Natalie Berko. There are currently eight chapters across the state, Texas State being the alpha chapter. There are currently 164 members in H.E.A.T. When? Every other Thursday at 7 p.m. in the LBJ Teaching Theater Purpose? H.E.A.T. is a “social service organization dedicated to humanitarian, environmental, and animal welfare through positive […]
Gabriela Moore Web Content Contributor There’s a really great Danny Brown interview where he said, when my dog was sick when I was kid, we had to give him his pills, but he wouldn’t take them so we would put the pill in a piece of cheese, and feed it to the dog. And he’s like that’s the way I do it with music. The lyrics, they may be funny, […]
By Erin Pollack Web Editor U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is trying to find a peaceful solution to end the continuing conflict in Ukraine. Kerry met with Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko in Kiev today and said if Russia took three steps that it would enable a diplomatic solution. According to CNN Kerry said those steps include pulling back heavy weapons beyond the range of civilian populations, removing foreign troops […]
By Erin Pollack Web Editor A TransAsia passenger plane clipped a bridge and crashed into a river in Taiwan this morning killing 23 people. According to CNN, 58 people were on the flight, 23 were confirmed dead, 15 injured and 20 people are still missing. Two people were driving on the bridge when the plane hit, and they were injured as well, but are now in stable condition. Taiwan’s Civil […]
By Erin Pollack Web Editor The San Marcos police department might add two new mental health officers, after city council approved the first of two readings for a $266,000 grant on January 20th. The San Marcos police department currently has one officer to serve the entire city. The amount of mental health cases has increased by 98% since 2012, which opts the department to use patrol officers when the current mental health […]
Andrew Nogay Web Content Contributor Monday February 2 Registration for American Sign Language Class opens at the San Marcos Public Library. The San Marcos Regional Animal Shelter volunteer orientation is at 5 p.m. Call 512-805-2657 for more information Kent Finlay’s Songwriters’ Circle at Cheatham Street Warehouse is at 9 p.m. Tuesday February 3 At 5 p.m. there is City Council meeting at City Hall, 630 E. Hopkins. Holy Cole CD […]
Joseph Teagle News Reporter Shannon Mattingly completed her first week of duties as the new Director of Planning and Development services for the City of San Marcos. The City of San Marcos selected Shannon Mattingly for Director of Planning and Development Services. Mattingly was recently Director of Planning and Community Development for New Braunfels, a position she held for nearly 7 years. The close proximity of San Marcos and New […]
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