Photos by Susan McGee

”New” Parasio is finally complete after almost a year of blood, sweat, and tears. Well, mostly sweat… Nestled in Upper

A native of Dallas, Minnette taught high school science for 14 years before attending graduate school at Texas State. Minnette’s

This story, aired on Oklahoma’s PBS station KOSU on Feb. 1, talks about a national effort to map “heat islands”

You never know who you’ll meet at a coffee shop, especially when you have a friendly dog that attracts the

Happy Summer, San Marcos! The early dawns and late dusks make for long days to enjoy the beautiful natural areas

The Rogers Family Tourism Lifetime Achievement Award is presented to an individual or organization in recognition of pioneering or groundbreaking

April Wildflowers by Susan McGee

ADDRESSING STORM DAMAGE Like many parts of San Marcos, the natural areas suffered extensive damage from the storm that hit

It felt like an invasion: Fuzzy black caterpillars seemed to be affixed to every stalk of blue curls in my

It’s a common problem this time of year: A bird crashes into a window, or an injured animal appears in

Cindy was born in Tyler, Texas, but moved around to different states. Ultimately, her family settled in Houston, where she