Newstreamz Video Extra - Texas State Band Halftime Performance
The Texas State Marching Band performed their halftime performance “Firedance” at the Texas Southern game on Saturday. Here is the complete performance.
Bobcats Win In Offensive Shootout
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Texas State played in the first live broadcast of a football game on the new Southland Conference Television network and turned in an impressive offensive showing. The Bobcats (3-2) beat Texas Southern (3-3) by a score of 63-39 in front of 11,561 delighted fans at Bobcat Stadium Saturday evening.
Texas State opened the game with Karrington […]
SMCISD parent meeting: Gifted/Talented Education program overview
On October 9, 2008, an open meeting will be held for San Marcos CISD parents who are interested in information on the district’s Gifted and Talented Education Program. The overview will be presented from 6-7 pm in the large training room of the Lamar Annex Building, 500 West Hutchison. According […]
Homecoming Isn’t Kind to Rattlers
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Friday night, the San Marcos High School Rattlers’ planned an evening of pomp and pageantry, and while they succeeded in that respect, homecoming week didn’t work out completely as planned. The Rattlers football team fell to the New Braunfels Canyon Cougars 48-14.
San Marcos won the coin toss and decided to defer to the second half […]
The fourth San Marcos High School Football Game. The Strikin’ Rattlers versus New Braunfels Canyon.
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Tres Hermanas Restaurant
Sparknet Creative
Regent Care Center
Big Dog Productions
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Benchmark Insurance
Lonestargridiron.com
Texas State students take a stand
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Congressman Lloyd Doggett came under pressured to vote “no” on HR1424, the Economic Stabilization/Bail Out Bill. Freedom Works, a student run organization at Texas State University that promotes capitalism and free market principles, urged students to get involved. The organization gathered at the free speech zone on campus and solicited signatures for a petition against […]
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The headline is inflammatory, but the article is quite factual. I don’t understand the disconnect and hope Newstreamz is headed for the high road, not the low road. Prompting conflict is not productive. I believe the use of one commercial dumpster contractor would be very beneficial since the bad placement, lack of graffitti control on dumpsters, rusty and crummy looking dumpsters, and so many trucks cruising the alleys and street is bad for the community and the streets. Graffitti spreads to walls of businesses, houses, fences and damages property values if left on the dumpsters for years, as it is if citizens do not raise cain or paint it out themselves. I’m tired of carrying so many colors of spray paint in my car to deal with so many different colors of dumpsters. TDS runs a tight ship, gives good service to residences, gives back to the community in many ways, and has an environmentally sound landfill San Marcos can be proud to use. The businesses who do not like the idea of one contractor for their dumpsters are prompted by the companies in danger of losing the dumpster contracts, and so they are NOT getting the full story from those who push them to complain. Their costs are very likely to go down with one carrier. We need the facts on all this, and your article makes that point. Thank you for that. I would HOPE that local businesses would want the community to look better and cleaner so that we would be attractive for new business and residents. It is time to look at this, and I appreciate Council looking at this. Dianne Wassenich