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How to Do Fall in San Marcos

By Claire Hansen Blog Content Contributor Cloudy skies, flannels and the leaves crunching under your feet as you walk to class while you sip on your pumpkin spice latte -- it’s quite obvious that fall is the most exciting season here in Texas. Whether you prefer pumpkin patch-ing or monster mash-ing, San Marcos and all of Hays County has got you covered for this spooky time of year. Sure, there […]

todayOctober 10, 2017 101

Culture

Country Dancing is for Everyone

By Austin Cowan Assistant Web Content Manager Country dancing is just about one of the most enjoyable activities people can do together. There is something about spinning people in circles to the tempo of a song that not only allows strangers to become friends, but maybe even fall in love. So I honestly find it sad to find people who have never been taught how to dance before. If anyone […]

todaySeptember 17, 2017 75

Music

The Local Music Lookout: Crypt Trip, Deville San Ramos and Lantic

By Ryan Lacerda Local Music Journalist From proto-metal to folk pop and relaxing funk, this week's bands are here for you! We air them on KTSW 89.9 all the time, and they play shows around town, so tune in and check them out! Crypt Trip Based in San Marcos, Crypt Trip is a three-piece hard rock and proto-metal band with a moderate dose of psychedelic slush. Polished grit and raw […]

todayNovember 15, 2016 76

Events

End Hip End It Brings Art to Life

By Grant Morris Music Journalist Beautiful art is something that can bring joy to all who see it. Art transcends the hate, fear and negativity that seems to plague every one of us as we go about living the human experience. An added dimension to its beauty is the truly amazing creative process involved with summoning art from the corridors of the mind out into the physical world. To see […]

todayNovember 12, 2016 19

News

Trump Wins Presidency, City Council Elections Turn to a Runoff

By Dawson Vansteenhouse and Bri Watkins KTSW News Reporter and The University Star News Editor Donald Trump has been elected as our 45th President of the United States with a 279 to 218 electoral vote lead currently. "I pledge to every citizen I will be president for all Americans," Trump said. Trump expressed his gratitude and respect toward Clinton’s hard-working ethic to the greater good of the country. "I can only say, […]

todayNovember 9, 2016 86

News

Trump Wins Texas in Presidential Election

By Amanda Forbes and Austi Bryant News Reporters Presidential nominee Donald Trump has won Texas in the 2016 election. Based on the nine percent of precincts reporting, The New York Times reports that Trump earned more than 350,000 votes than Hillary Clinton. Trump also won 38 electoral votes and is up by six points in the state. Southern counties Cameron, Brooks, Duval, Jim Hogg, Webb, Dimmit, Maverick, Zavala, Bexar, Frio […]

todayNovember 8, 2016 79

News

Texas Voter Turnout Breaks Records

By Amanda Forbes and Austi Bryant News Reporters Results are showing that Bexar, Harris, Travis and Dallas county are leaning towards Hillary Clinton. Most northern counties are leaning towards Donald Trump. Texas is breaking previous voting records as the divisive presidential race takes place. KVUE reported that Texas set a record with registered voters, which accounts for nearly 80 percent of the state’s eligible voting population. More than 15.1 million […]

todayNovember 8, 2016 36 1

News

Several Major Positions and Bonds Up for Election in San Marcos Community

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 […]

todayNovember 8, 2016 38

News

Texas Democrats Hope to Win Blue Seats

By Amanda Forbes and Austi Bryant News Reporters According to recent polls, Texas may not turn blue for the presidential race, but Democrats still hope to clench seats in a handful of offices. Historically, elections in Texas are not competitive as a result of the partisan redistricting process. However, the 2016 presidential race has contributed to Texas’ gradually growing Democratic population. NPR reports that the demographic groups influencing Texas’ Democratic […]

todayNovember 8, 2016 23

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