Texas State Students Express Their Thoughts on New HEB Location

Texas State Students Express Their Thoughts on New HEB Location

By Clayton Kelley Assistant News Director Despite countless protest efforts, the third H-E-B, located at the intersection of Hunter Road and Wonder World Drive, has been approved by City Council in a four to three vote. Council members Lisa Prewitt, Melissa Derrick, and Jane Hughson were the dissenting vote in the previous September council board meeting. In the midst of City Council elections happening in November, Ty Stonecipher, Texas State […]

October 6, 2016 341

Sports

Lucky Number Seven for San Marcos

by Kyle Spencer Sports Reporter A change of wind has come about the Rattlers' football club. A change of wind that has been needed since the 2007-2008 season. Seven long playoff-free years have plagued the boys in purple until now. San Marcos will be competing for the state title this year in the Texas high school playoffs. The first matchup in the bracket is against San Antonio Harlandale. This Rattler […]

November 12, 2015 66

News

San Marcos Holds Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for N LBJ Improvements

Taylor Zavala News Director The City of San Marcos celebrated the completion of the North LBJ improvement project. A ribbon cutting ceremony was held at the corner of North LBJ drive and Forest Street. The North LBJ Drive Improvements project began on October 14, 2013. The $7,000,000 project included upgrades to water and wastewater utilities, and improved drainage. Many San Marcos officials were in attendance for the ribbon cutting ceremony, […]

September 29, 2015 45

News

Texas State Sets Record for 18 Consecutive Year

Trevor Frank News Reporter Texas State is continuing to break records, announcing both the most diverse student body and the highest enrollment to date. This marks the eighteenth consecutive year Texas State has set a new record for enrollment. As of this year, there are 38,006 students enrolled for the fall of 2015 compared to 36,764 for the fall of 2014. This new record was partly driven by the freshmen […]

September 18, 2015 301

Music

Jessica Lee Wilkes, Lone Wolf

Review by Andrew Wilcox Music Reviewer Artist - Jessica Lee Wilkes Album - Lone Wolf Label - Free Dirt Records Date of Release – 6/16/2015 Website - http://www.jessicaleewilkes.com/ Lone Wolf is Jessica Lee Wilkes’ first solo record after touring and recording with the band JD Wilkes and the Dirt Daubers for the past five years. It’s unlike anything that has been released recently! Tinkling piano, R&B saxophone, and surf/rockabilly lead […]

July 9, 2015 102

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Friday News Rundown (10-31-2014)

By Nestor Vazquez News Web Editor San Marcos Police investigating the death of 34-year-old Gregg G. Candelora, who was found dead near the 800 block of Chestnut Street at 11:45 a.m. yesterday, have initially ruled Candelora's death as a suicide. Travis County Medical Examiner’s office ruled the death after an autopsy was done earlier today. Candelora was previously reported missing by his brother and ex-girlfriend. He was last seen around 1 p.m. Sunday. Kaci […]

October 31, 2014 61

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Thursday News Rundown (9-18-2014)

By Felicia DeInnocentiis KTSW News Reporter Heavy rainfall and flash flooding is possible across a good portion of South Central Texas tonight into Friday morning. Hays County is still on the National Weather Service Flash Flood Alert list. Scattered to numerous showers and thunderstorms are expected in San Marcos tonight into Friday morning. Average rainfall amounts of one-to-three inches are expected with isolated amounts of three-to-five inches possible. The San […]

September 19, 2014 17

News

Tuesday News Rundown (9-16-2014)

By Angelica Cobos News Reporter The Texas State University Student Government passed a new legislation yesterday, which approved the extension of the time for shuttle buses on campus to run later on Fridays. The Student Government will meet with transportation services this Friday to see which hours are best financially. Several vehicle burglaries have been reported to the University Police Department within the past week. The robber has not yet […]

September 17, 2014 44

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Thursday News Rundown (9-11-2014)

By Felicia DeInnocentis News Reporter Texas State student organizations can now only use pre-approved gas grills for no more than 10 university days a month due to new policy changes. The sale of items found at the University Bookstore is also prohibited. Apparel that feature the university’s logo will need to be approved by Texas State Auxiliary Services and the director of University Marketing. The new policy also states that […]

September 12, 2014 34

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