By Erica Fuchs Photographer On September 6th, the San Marcos community gathered in front of City Hall to protest the building of a new HEB at the intersection of Hunter and Wonder World. As the location is an environmentally sensitive area that drains into Purgatory Creek, this site is prone to flooding. It’s also very close to an ancient Native American burial ground, endangered blind salamanders have been found in […]
By Austin Cowan Blog Content Contributor In order to achieve the maximum San Marcos experience, hiking is definitely an activity one must partake in. Hiking is an activity I love to do either with my friends or by myself. While with other people exploring new trails and territory is never a disappointment. However, when I am alone I find myself visiting my sacred spots which are tucked deep inside the wood. Hiking is not […]
Matthew Hamill Assistant News Director On January 22, the San Marcos City Council agreed to support Hays County in acquiring land to expand the Purgatory Creek natural reserve. The Trust for Public Lands organization played a role in getting the council’s support. The organization is working with the city to create the largest urban natural reserve in Texas. Before Hays County Commissioner Will Conley answered the City Council’s questions about […]
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