By Joshua PaezMusic Journalist In the age of coronavirus, many people are finding themselves at home either out of work or working remotely. These unprecedented times have provided an invaluable opportunity for artists to hone down on their craft and share their creations on the internet now that eyes are glued to screens more than ever. In conjunction with people having more time on their hands, technology in music has […]
By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor SAN MARCOS, Texas -- Hays County Local Health Department has reported 50 new cases, one hospitalization and over 50 recoveries as of yesterday. According to epidemiologist Eric Schneider, there are 2,652 total active cases in the county and close to 600 people have recovered. “We like to see the number of new cases going down, but we cannot relax at this point,” Schneider said. “The […]
By Tiger ShiWeb Content Contributor SAN MARCOS, Texas- The number of new cases has rose to 160 as of June 22, according to Community Impact. The Hays county total number of cases is now close to 2,000 with 1,477 active cases. 14 people have been hospitalized and five have died. Hays County Local Health Department reported that a Coronavirus spike in cases begun on June 8. For more information on […]
By Sam Searles KTSW Guest Writer The presence of COVID-19, shuttering of campuses and online coursework in March through May have led to the question on every college student’s mind: when is it safe to return to campus? With the thought of college campuses beginning to reopen come the fall semester, the Center for Disease Control released their updated considerations on how institutions of higher learning should move forward for […]
By Justice Graves Senior News Reporter SAN MARCOS, Texas -- Hard times have fallen on many parts of the world, as many have been laid off and have been struggling to make ends meet. The government released stimulus checks after hearing the plea of citizens who need help to pay bills or buy necessities. Although many are concerned with the rumored drawback that the bill might have, Texas State University […]
By Ashton HermanWeb Content Contributor Finally, after roughly two months of thumb-twiddling in isolation, Texas has decided to lift its lockdown. For those that loathed or began to loathe the dwellings of their home, this piece of news is a godsend. However, the threat of COVID-19 still looms over us, so acting careless under such conditions is practically begging to be infected. Time stuck in quarantine can get... intriguingly boring. […]
By Piper BlakeWeb Content Manager SAN MARCOS, Texas – As of 10:11 a.m., the CDC reports that Hays County has 219 confirmed COVID-19 cases. There are 3 deaths and 144 recovered cases. The county has 73 active cases out of 221 cases reported. The Department of State Health Services put in place protocols for manufacturers, all office-based employees, all office-based employers, gyms and exercise facilities and their patrons, as of […]
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager SAN MARCOS, Texas – The Hays County Health Department reported two new-confirmed cases of COVID-19 on May 14. The county now has a total number of 221 cases with 74 active cases. Four people are currently hospitalized and testing is still currently pending. Kyle and San Marcos remain the cities with the highest number of active cases at 37 and 22, respectively.
By Tiger Shi Web Content Contributor SAN MARCOS, Texas- The Hays County Local Health Department has reported an additional new case as of Saturday, May 9. The county now has a total number of 204 cases with 73 active cases. Four people are currently hospitalized and testing is still currently pending. According to KVUE, there are at least two fatalities in Hays County with approximately 130 people have recovered from […]
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