By Clayton KelleyNews Reporter SAN MARCOS, TX-- Hays County reported 445 active COVID-19 cases on September 30. Active cases dropped by nearly 40 since September 28. There are 93 active cases among students, according to Texas State University on September 30. The 55th COVID-19 fatality in San Marcos was reported on September 28, according to the San Marcos Daily Record. Texas State University is offering free COVID-19 testing for students […]
By Clayton Kelley Music Journalist Artist: Red Hot Chili Peppers Album: The Getaway Label: Warner Bros Release Date: June 17, 2016 Website: http://redhotchilipeppers.com/tour There is a graceful form that sparks within oneself when the breath of regeneration is embraced. Like a serpent devouring its tail, sheathing the skin into itself, so does the past. All the while, the former is hidden from view, but still vibrant in approach. I begin […]
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 […]
By Jacquelyn Carter In the Public Interest Host “ This is a day when all Americans from every walk of life unite in our resolve for justice and peace. America has stood down enemies before, and we will do so this time. None of us will ever forget this day, yet we go forward to defend freedom and all that is good and just in our world.” - Former President George […]
By Clayton Kelley Music Journalist Artist: Moonface and Siinai Album: My Best Human Face Label: Jagjaguwar Release Date: June 3, 2016 Website: http://jagjaguwar.com/artist/moonface/ Sometimes, the most complex situations in life have simple and natural solutions that have always been right in front of your face the entire time. More often than not, people tend to fall prey to overthinking, causing a series of false events that were not even present […]
By Clayton Kelley Assistant News Director UPDATED: 7/29/2016 With a record breaking attendance averaging over ten thousand people, Float Fest is becoming a trademark music festival for the city of San Marcos, causing some residents to become skeptical of the trash that is being left behind. Members of groups such as the Eyes of the San Marcos River are expressing their grievances towards this issue on social media, including the […]
By Clayton Kelley Assistant News Director Tensions are running high between residents of San Marcos regarding City Council’s agreement to remove Cape’s Dam. The idea to dismantle Cape's Dam has been in the works for years and was approved by City Council on March 15. According to the city, the removal will be covered by U.S. Fish and Wildlife, making it free of charge for residents. Dianne Wassenich, program manager […]
By Clayton Kelley Assistant News Director After working in 100-plus temperature conditions at Wendy’s, employees have had enough. Josh Perez, public administrations senior and overnight staff-member, spearheaded a strike this past weekend in an effort to resolve the matter. Along with equipment constantly on the fritz, Wendy’s has not had a stable air conditioning unit in the two years Perez has worked there, he said. “One of our shift leader […]
By Jacquelyn Carter In the Public Interest Host For over 65 years, Mental Health Awareness Month has been observed during the month of May. Mental health is defined as a person’s condition with regard to their psychological and emotional well-being. Join your host Jacquelyn Carter and DaLyah Jones with news director Taylor Zavala and reporters Clayton Kelley and Carlos Marquez III. One of the underlying problems of mental health is the […]
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