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Happy Tuesday and welcome back to the Scoop Sports podcast. This week, Gus and Javi recapped the biggest news in the NFL, NBA and AAF.

The Antonio Brown saga is now over, but is Oakland a good team for the superstar?

The NBA playoffs are a few weeks away, and teams are still in the hunt for those 7th and 8th seed. Who will make the playoffs?

Scoop Sports, every Tuesday, on the San Marcos Scoop.

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Happy Tuesday and welcome back to the Scoop Sports podcast. This week, Gus and Javi recapped the biggest news in the NFL, NBA and AAF.

The Antonio Brown saga is now over, but is Oakland a good team for the superstar?

The NBA playoffs are a few weeks away, and teams are still in the hunt for those 7th and 8th seed. Who will make the playoffs?

Scoop Sports, every Tuesday, on the San Marcos Scoop.

Find us on Soundcloud or anywhere you listen to podcasts.

Happy Monday San Marcos and welcome to another episode of the Inside Scoop, a new podcast discussing some of the biggest news in San Marcos, Texas.

This week, Exsar and Scott discussed some upcoming stories to watch out for in the coming weeks.

Key points on this week's episode:

-CUP renewals for alcohol permits may be on the horizon. Would this hurt local businesses in the future?

-The SMCISD board of trustees will vote on a crucial item to support county-wide voting at any polling location.

-SB 3 calls for $5,000 raises for teachers and librarians, but the bill is more of a bandaid than a fix to adequately funding public education.

-The future of El Centro is up in the air.

-There is an item on the Hays County Commissioners Court agenda pertaining to a potential violation of the Texas Open Meeting Act.

-Rep. Erin Zwiener (D-Driftwood), has filed 43 bills, 4 pertaining to the regulations of pipelines.

Happy Monday San Marcos and welcome to another episode of the Inside Scoop, a new podcast discussing some of the biggest news in San Marcos, Texas.

This week, Exsar and Scott discussed some upcoming stories to watch out for in the coming weeks.

Key points on this week's episode:

-CUP renewals for alcohol permits may be on the horizon. Would this hurt local businesses in the future?

-The SMCISD board of trustees will vote on a crucial item to support county-wide voting at any polling location.

-SB 3 calls for $5,000 raises for teachers and librarians, but the bill is more of a bandaid than a fix to adequately funding public education.

-The future of El Centro is up in the air.

-There is an item on the Hays County Commissioners Court agenda pertaining to a potential violation of the Texas Open Meeting Act.

-Rep. Erin Zwiener (D-Driftwood), has filed 43 bills, 4 pertaining to the regulations of pipelines.

Discussion at the San Marcos city council and SMCISD board meeting is leaving some local officials to question the logistics of moving elections in the city.

At a recent city council workshop, the council discussed amending the city charter to potentially move elections to off-years. But with such low turnout at the polls, why move the elections at all? The city council is also considering amending the charter without going through the appointment process of a charter review committee.

Additionally, the San Marcos Consolidated School District board of trustees recently shot down an item to petition the legislature to move school board elections to November. But with such low turnout at the polls in May elections for the school board, why not move the elections to November?

This week, Exsar was joined by former-Mayor John Thomaides, and school board trustees Anne Halsey and Miguel Arredondo, to discuss the potential consequence of moving elections.

Music by Lee Rosevere

Discussion at the San Marcos city council and SMCISD board meeting is leaving some local officials to question the logistics of moving elections in the city.

At a recent city council workshop, the council discussed amending the city charter to potentially move elections to off-years. But with such low turnout at the polls, why move the elections at all? The city council is also considering amending the charter without going through the appointment process of a charter review committee.

Additionally, the San Marcos Consolidated School District board of trustees recently shot down an item to petition the legislature to move school board elections to November. But with such low turnout at the polls in May elections for the school board, why not move the elections to November?

This week, Exsar was joined by former-Mayor John Thomaides, and school board trustees Anne Halsey and Miguel Arredondo, to discuss the potential consequence of moving elections.

Music by Lee Rosevere

This week on the SMTX Business Insider, Jason Mock and Samantha Brown at the San Marcos Chamber interviewed Amy Kirwin, an individual who wears a lot of hats for the city.

Every day, Amy and her staff at Keep San Marcos Beautiful work to, well, keep San Marcos beautiful.

For years Amy has been involved with a number of events including Bobcat Build, monthly downtown cleanups, litter cleanups, recycling and composting initiatives and much more.

Learn how your business can stay involved with keeping San Marcos beautiful.

Music by Lee Rosevere

This week on the SMTX Business Insider, Jason Mock and Samantha Brown at the San Marcos Chamber interviewed Amy Kirwin, an individual who wears a lot of hats for the city.

Every day, Amy and her staff at Keep San Marcos Beautiful work to, well, keep San Marcos beautiful.

For years Amy has been involved with a number of events including Bobcat Build, monthly downtown cleanups, litter cleanups, recycling and composting initiatives and much more.

Learn how your business can stay involved with keeping San Marcos beautiful.

Music by Lee Rosevere

Jason Witten is coming back to the NFL! Is this a good move for the Dallas Cowboys?

On this week's NBA talk, Gus and Javi questioned the logistics of the Lakers making the playoffs. Even with Lebron James, the team continues to struggle. Is Luke Walton's future up in the air?

And lastly, the duo discussed who they believed were the biggest studs at the NFL Combine.

Scoop Sports, every Tuesday, on the San Marcos Scoop.