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A billboard shows the faces of young people who have died. Posters show the difference between fentanyl and other prescriptions drugs. And a video presented to seniors shows a student overdosing in his car.
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Stonewall Warehouse opened in 2014 and made a name for itself as the only LGBTQ+ bar between San Antonio and Austin. It closed without warning on New Year's Day.
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The plan has been in the works for more than a year. The office will provide legal defense for low-income people accused of crimes.
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Voters elected two commissioners and a county judge to preside over the Hays County Commissioners Court, the governing body that creates policies and budgets.
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Voters in Hays County will get to decide on the next county judge, several county commissioners and more.
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For the past six years, the Miakan-Garza Band, a Coahuiltecan tribe in San Marcos, has been petitioning UT to return human remains to them for reburial. They believe the ancient remains, all found in Hays County, are their ancestors.
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The Drug Enforcement Administration is also joining the county's health department and other local law enforcement agencies as part of an overdose task force.
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El Camino Real de los Tejas is a National Historic Trail that traces back to before the start of Texas. The 2,600 miles stretch all the way from the Texas-Mexico border to Natchitoches, La. Part of the historic trail runs right through San Marcos.
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A new student-made art installation in San Marcos depicts the Coahuiltecan creation story and the five guardians of the San Marcos River.
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The news comes at a time when Central Texas is already dealing with one of the hottest and driest summers on record and bracing for even more heat and drought conditions in the coming months.