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1. Mental Health Court invites public to summer commencement (wimberleyview.com) ā San Marcos residents are invited to the Hays County Mental Health Courtās largest-ever commencement, honoring 18 graduates on June 15 at the Elections Building on Stagecoach Trail. The program supports adults with mental health disorders facing charges, helping them stabilize, access services, and rebuild their lives through counseling, housing support, and strict program requirements.
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2. Hays County Judge Ruben Becerra addresses New World Screwworm threat (haysfreepress.com) ā Hays County officials in San Marcos are urging ranchers, pet owners, and veterinarians to watch closely for signs of New World Screwworm, even though no local cases have been reported yet. The county is coordinating with state and federal partners and sharing clear steps for inspecting animals, responding to suspected infestations, and where residents can turn for reliable information and help.
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3. Data center boom brings new challenges. What's planned near you? (timesrecordnews.com) ā San Marcos residents recently packed City Hall and ultimately convinced council members to reject a waterāhungry data center proposal they feared would threaten the San Marcos River. Their fight is now a key example in a statewide surge of massive AI data center projects that could reshape Texasā power grid, water supplies, and local quality of life, including in Hays County.
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4. KLE Foundation (insidephilanthropy.com) ā A Central Texas-focused education foundation is actively funding charter and public school initiatives, including a recent grant to the San Marcos Education Foundation. Local educators and nonprofits that can show strong, scalable results for lowāincome studentsāespecially in STEM and computer scienceāare the most likely to benefit from these sizable, relationship-driven grants.
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5. TX Appeals Court Lifts Stay in Hemp Rule Challenge Ahead of July Trial (bevinfogroup.com) ā A San Marcos-based attorney is helping lead a major court fight over new Texas hemp regulations, after an appeals court lifted a stay and allowed enforcement to resume. With a key trial set for July 27, hemp businesses are urged to reassess compliance while the Travis County District Court weighs whether the rules overstep state law and constitutional protections.
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