By Eric Ott On Saturday, as I was rounding the corner into downtown, I was greeted by dozens of snowcaps scattered across the lawn of the courthouse. They weren’t snowcaps, really, but rather, tents. It then occurred to me it was Saturday, and somewhere in the back of my anti-social, introverted, “I don’t really do […]
By: Helena Van Maren SAN MARCOS, Texas—River parks and other outdoor recreational structures have been reopened to the public, after nearly six months of them being shut down. On September 16, the San Marcos Parks and Recreation Department issued a list of the parks, playgrounds and other outdoor facilities that were being reopened. City Manager […]
As classes are shifting to online and more and more people are beginning to work from home, I have been given the opportunity to continue to work at my on-campus job as a student worker. Not that everything else hasn’t, but the rules of my job have changed drastically since the Corona Virus began to […]
