DaLyah Jones News Reporter The City of San Marcos hosted the 31st annual Women’s Hall of Fame Induction and Reception last night. The ceremony celebrates women who have been recognized for their volunteerism and leadership in the community. Jonnie Wilson is a 2015 inductee and Assistant Director of Texas State Student Affairs. Wilson says she is glad to be honored and enjoys giving back to a community that has given so […]
Following a lawsuit filed by the City of San Marcos against Fluoride Free- San Marcos petition filers Kathleen O'Connell, Sam Brannon and Morgan Knecht , Hays County District Judge Bruce Boyer has rejected each of the cities' claims about the petitions validity. On April 2nd, Communities for Thriving Water- Fluoride Free San Marcos submitted 1,634 signatures in support of a city-charter amendment stating that "The city of San Marcos … […]
Written by Kasandra Garza News Reporter The City of San Marcos will host “Passport to San Marcos” welcoming Texas State University students downtown from 3 to 6 p.m. on Friday, August 21st at the square. The festivities will be a “block-party” style event featuring a live DJ, inflatable games and interactive entertainment to give students a “chance to relax” before the fall semester begins. Samples from downtown eateries will also […]
Written by Kasandra Garza News Reporter The City of San Marcos staff will be sharing information with residents who experienced flood damage to their homes during the Memorial Weekend flood on Saturday, August 15th from 9 a.m. to at Conway Park, 504 Bliss Ln. The event will give homeowners the opportunity to discuss floodplain permits, city code requirements and their options with the city staff. In addition to answering questions, […]
The City of San Marcos is seeking volunteers who are receiving water from the city’s public water system to assist with with a water monitoring program. Currently the City of San Marcos is required to conduct periodic water quality testing of its drinking water by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ). The City’s water system is scheduled to conduct monitoring within 2 six-month monitoring periods where the first period […]
The City of San Marcos will return to Stage 1 drought restrictions on August 9th, in response to dropping levels in the Edwards Aquifer. Conservation Coordinator of the City of San Marcos, Jan Klein says reservoir levels are approaching drought triggers “Our reservoirs are doing a lot better than they were earlier in the year but several of them are still a bit on the low side, those levels are […]
Kasandra Garza News Reporter According to the Texas Drought Monitor, less than 3% of Texas is considered to be in a drought, or in “abnormally dry” conditions. The other 97% of Texas is drought free. This time last year, 60 percent of Texas was in drought conditions. However, this does not mean that citizens can start using drinking water excessively. Studies done by the Texas Water Development Board’s Water Data for […]
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