Though school already is back in session, the Labor Day weekend is the traditional end of summer. This year’s version includes the usual high school football games, live musical performances and festivals. And, of course, there’s more to come on Monday.
San Marcos Academy pitched a shutout to win at home Friday night against Brooks Academy. Meanwhile, Wimberley won its battle with Dripping Springs, Lehman notched a solid win on the road and Hays fell at home to an Anderson rally.
Gary L. Jepson, who directed growth and improvement for nine years as president of Central Texas Medical Center, announced Friday that he is stepping down from the job. Jepson said he wanted to spend more time with family and leave CTMC on a high note.
The San Marcos CISD trustees set a property tax rate of $1.35 per $100 of taxable value this week. However, school officials worry about future budgets unless they receive help from the state legislature.
New Braunfels police pulled over a vehicle with a dead body in it Wednesday night, and detectives believe the murder occurred in Hays County. The Hays County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) is working the case, and two suspects have been detained.
Saskia Hamilton, a writer and authority on poet Robert Lowell, will give readings later this month at the Alkek Library on the Texas State campus and at the Katherine Anne Porter House in Kyle.
Quote Corner
“Tax incentives for residential development are a sign of extreme gullibility, if not worse.”
San Marcos Local News editorial about a tax incentive proposal for the Paso Robles development.
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