By: Sarah Duran KTSW News In a continuation of their last meeting in October, the Greater Bethel Baptist Church hosted part two of “A Look at Race, Law Enforcement, and Equality in San Marcos”. The purpose of the panel was to create a safe haven for the community, Texas State students and law enforcement in discussing police and community relations. Perception was a key topic of the discussion. Meeting panelist […]
The San Marcos Public Library is celebrating 50 years as a department of the City of San Marcos and 20 years in its current location off East Hopkins Street. What began as an organization’s effort to provide the community with access to books nearly 100 years ago has become a center of community education, providing computer classes, GED tutoring, tax aid and numerous children’s programs each year. San Marcos Mayor […]
Local civil rights trailblazers were honored on the eve of the dedication of the L.B.J. M.L.K. memorial. [ Seventy-three San Marcos civil rights activists were recognized at a public reception on Sunday as part of the celebrations stemming from the newly dedicated L.B.J. M.L.K. memorial. The Crossroads Project team has been working for years to create a memorial at the only place where the roads of L.B.J. and M.L.K. cross. The […]
Mud in the morning, mud at night, disconnected from the rest of the world, worries sliding off your shoulders, roaming open fields to the sounds of rock, bluegrass, and hip hop, eclectic: meeting kindred people with whom you howl at the moon. This is Utopia. Utopiafest was hosted by founder Travis Sutherland for its fifth year in its usual, nestling hill of a location – Utopia. As the name suggests, […]
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