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By Andrea MauWeb Content Contributor Phoebe Mau is a current student at Texas State working on her master's degree in integrated agricultural science. In college, she participated in the bee club where she was able to use her graphic design skills to create logos and assist in the environmental efforts of the club. She graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor's degree in horticulture and is currently working as a […]
Conner Yarbrough Blog Content Contributor + Staff Editor https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfubPmUv2CA In many ways, music is an entity that continually defines and redefines those who care enough to truly indulge in the art form. While it may sound pretentious to brag on how “powerful” and “sooo relatable” music is, I don’t think one can overstate how transcendent it can actually be. The world of music and musical expression is a community […]
By Anna Valdez Blog Content Contributor By definition, an introvert is someone who is shy, reticent and often enjoys spending time alone. With Halloween celebrations occurring all month long, it can feel a little daunting to step out of one’s comfort zone and join in on the fun. And there’s no shame in that! Here’s a list of Halloween activities for any introvert to enjoy, along with a short list […]
By Austin Cowan Assistant Web Content Manager This part of the maximum San Marcos experience will definitely put a smile on your face. Grins Restaurant has been cooking up some of the best cuisine in town for over 38 years now. So, it is a pleasure to add Grins Restaurant to our list of must do things in San Marcos, Texas. College students and locals to the area come here […]
By Elizabeth Parrish and Jacey Yarbrough News Reporters Two bonds are up for vote on the ballot. Proposition 1 includes just over $106 million for public safety and law enforcement facilities. Proposition 2 includes just over $131 million for public road projects. There are five candidates in the running for mayor, including John Thomaides, Cherif Gacis, Ruben Becerra, Sam Brannon and Jacob Montoya. For City Council Place 1 Seat, Lisa […]
By Sarah Bey Blog Content Contributor Tony Romero is a third-generation San Marcos native who owns a local thrift store called Junk in Da Trunk on North LBJ. We talked about some of his favorite items and how the city has changed over his 46 years of life. Bey: When and why did you get started with your business? Romero: I opened in mid-January last year so in 2015. I […]
By Kendra Sells Local Music Reviewer Artist: Tribe Sol ENT Website: https://soundcloud.com/tribe-sol-ent Local San Marcos hip-hop artists gather monthly at Wake the Dead Coffee for Will Sing For Coffee. It’s a great opportunity for performers to showcase new projects and to network with the San Marcos community. This past Friday at Will Sing, I had the pleasure of being entertained by Tribe Sol, a hip-hop trio from dispersed […]
By Janelle Abad Music Director Tomorrow kicks off the second year of the three day festival filled with the San Marcos essentials: floating, friends and music. Float Fest brings to the San Marcos river shores artists from across the nation including Phantogram, Local Natives, and Dr. Dog, but the festival still brings out the central Texas roots with native Austin band, The Bright Light Social Hour. The band's most recent […]
On the final Tuesday episode of Other Side Drive for the semester, Daniel and Rick sat down with two out of the five members of Genuine Leather. Genuine Leather, a band out of Austin, is really starting to make a name for itself. KUTX Austin recently chose Genuine Leather's song, “The Enemy,” as their song of the day. Pop Press International did a story on the band which stated, “Genuine Leather […]
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