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

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

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 […]

Rattler’s Podcast - 10/03/08

The fourth San Marcos High School Football Game. The Strikin’ Rattlers versus New Braunfels Canyon.

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Texas State students take a stand

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 […]

Clearing up closing time confusion

Posted on January 11, 2008 at 7:45 pm • Print • Share

ANALYSIS by BILL PETERSON
Hays Highway Editor

KYLE – The general state of confusion about a business curfew in Kyle made another appearance before the City Council Tuesday night, maybe not for the last time.

Councilmember Dan Ekakiadis put an item on the agenda requesting that the city delete references to business curfews from the zoning ordinance. Ekakiadis argued that businesses may be unwilling to locate in Kyle if they’re required to close at 10 p.m. and, further, that the requirement is unenforceable.

“Most cities don’t have a curfew, and this is one thing we can clean up,” Ekakiadis said.

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