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Welcome to Episode 17 of the San Marcos Scoop. This week, we are joined by Carina Boston Pinales, CEO of Splash Coworking, a downtown business focused on providing small businesses and startups the opportunity to kickstart their careers through coworking space.

Happy Friday San Marcos!

This week we are joined by Shane Scott, a local filmmaker and previous councilmember who is throwing his name back in the hat for city council.

Scott served on the council from 2010 to 2015 but said he wants to serve this community again.

Happy Friday San Marcos!

This week we are joined by Shane Scott, a local filmmaker and previous councilmember who is throwing his name back in the hat for city council.

Scott served on the council from 2010 to 2015 but said he wants to serve this community again.

This week the San Marcos Scoop partnered with local radio hosts at KZSM to bring our first political roundtable discussion about the upcoming city council elections.

Together, Mark Diehl and Chris Rue host The Mixed Bag, a weekly show on KZSM discussing the state of politics in the city. Mark, Chris and outgoing councilmember Scott Gregson came to the studio this week to discuss the importance of this election to the political ideology of the city.

If any city council candidates are interested in coming on the San Marcos Scoop or Mixed Bag to discuss their platforms, both programs invite candidates to reach out to the shows.

You can contact Mixed Bag at KZSM.org or by sending Mark or Chris a message on Facebook.

This week the San Marcos Scoop partnered with local radio hosts at KZSM to bring our first political roundtable discussion about the upcoming city council elections.

Together, Mark Diehl and Chris Rue host The Mixed Bag, a weekly show on KZSM discussing the state of politics in the city. Mark, Chris and outgoing councilmember Scott Gregson came to the studio this week to discuss the importance of this election to the political ideology of the city.

If any city council candidates are interested in coming on the San Marcos Scoop or Mixed Bag to discuss their platforms, both programs invite candidates to reach out to the shows.

You can contact Mixed Bag at KZSM.org or by sending Mark or Chris a message on Facebook.

Do you believe in ghosts? Have you ever experienced paranormal activity?

Welcome to episode 14 of the San Marcos Scoop. This week we are joined by the Greater Texas Paranormal Society, San Marcos' premier paranormal investigators.

Do you believe in ghosts? Have you ever experienced paranormal activity?

Welcome to episode 14 of the San Marcos Scoop. This week we are joined by the Greater Texas Paranormal Society, San Marcos' premier paranormal investigators.

The San Marcos Scoop was fortunate enough to cover the 33rd Annual Business Expo, an event held by the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce where over a hundred business owners gathered to network and share a unique product to the Central Texas community.

We had the pleasure of speaking with Texas State students, local politicians and young entrepreneurs working diligently every day to stand out from the competition.

The San Marcos Scoop was fortunate enough to cover the 33rd Annual Business Expo, an event held by the San Marcos Area Chamber of Commerce where over a hundred business owners gathered to network and share a unique product to the Central Texas community.

We had the pleasure of speaking with Texas State students, local politicians and young entrepreneurs working diligently every day to stand out from the competition.

Welcome to Episode 12 of the San Marcos Scoop. We are back with another candidate profile for the upcoming city council elections in November.

This week, we are joined by Griffin Spell, candidate for city council place 4 to discuss his history in San Marcos and his platform for the election.

Spell is a currently a member of the San Marcos Preservation Commission and has been involved with politics in the city for a little over a decade. Itching for more political involvement, Spell is running for city council to bridge the gaps between party affiliation and partisan politics in the city.