Tuesday is the last day to register to vote.
Oct. 11 is the last day to register to vote in the Nov. 8 election. To register, visit the Hays County Elections Office website. Voters who have never registered or moved to Hays County from another county where they were previously registered must register to vote in Hays County in order to cast ballots in the county’s elections. Voters who are registered in Hays County but have recently moved must complete a change of address form, which can be completed online. Hays County Commissioners Court placed two propositions on the ballot totaling $237.8 million that would address the county’s law-enforcement facilities and transportation projects throughout the county if approved by voters.
Kyle Planning and Zoning meets Tuesday.
The Kyle Planning and Zoning Commission will consider approval of preliminary plans to develop the second phase of Plum Creek on 389.1 acres. The proposal includes 1,404 single-family homes, a school and 19 parks, according to agenda documents. The commission will also consider approval of a request to rezone about 5 acres at 245 Lehman Road from agriculture use to retail use. About two-thirds of the property is located within the 100-year flood plain—the assumed water level of a storm that has a 1 percent chance of occurring in a given year—according to agenda documents.
The San Marcos Council of Neighborhood Associations hosts a candidate debate Thursday.
The San Marcos City Council candidates will participate in a debate hosted by the San Marcos Council of Neighborhood Associations on Thursday. The event will be held at 7 p.m. at the San Marcos Recreation Center at City Park, 170 Charles Austin Drive, San Marcos.
The Spot opens in San Marcos on Friday.
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The Spot, 1180 Thorpe Lane, San Marcos, opens Oct. 14.[/caption]
The Spot, a new entertainment complex featuring a movie theater, bowling lanes, a bar and restaurant, opens Friday.
The Spot is located at 1180 Thorpe Lane, San Marcos, in the space formerly occupied by Target.
The former big-box store was redeveloped by EVO Entertainment Group, which has a similar business concept, EVO, in Kyle.












