Katie Burrell
Lifestyle Editor
Community and leaders turn out for Charlottesville vigil in San Marcos
The Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Va., left one person dead and many across the country angry, sad and concerned. The Black Lives...
From Lolita’s to Loli’s: local business thrives amidst adversity
One of San Marcos’ favorite breakfast taco joints continues to thrive within the community despite legal battles over its name.
Loli’s Café, previously named Lolita’s,...
Texas State sweethearts share their story
Two of Texas State’s sweethearts will be tying the knot this fall, and their story can hopefully provide other Bobcats some insight on love...
Float Fest 2017: Sunday Recap
The second and final day of the annual Float Fest roared on Sunday after campers and attendees took their second rounds of floating through...
Float Fest 2017: Saturday Recap
Float Fest 2017 began with helicopter rides and hundreds of festival-goers floating the river in the midst of 100-degree heat in Martindale. Crowds from...
Senior joins team intending to change the social media game
A senior at Texas State withdrew from a full semester of classes to join a team of creators in starting a company called The...
Student-alumni couple brew up new coffee shop
Students and locals can now add Ciao Coffee, a new family-owned cafe, to their list of favorite java joints. A close walk from campus,...
Four last minute plans for July Fourth
For Bobcats taking summer classes, making it home for Independence Day proved unsuccessful. Fortunately, San Marcos is a great place to celebrate freedom. Read...
The San Marcos Athletic Club recognized as business of the month
The San Marcos Athletic Club was announced July downtown business of the month by the Main Street Program on Friday at 11 a.m. and...
Five things to do this summer
The first official day of the summer season kicks off June 21. Residents can experience various adventures around the city during this time.
Glow...