Host Rob Roark brings up the numbers! The number of days to elections. The budget numbers. And the dates. An hour well spend to be prepared.

Host Rob Roark brings you what people are talking about in Hays County this week.

Host Rob Roark takes you through the crazy week locally! Juneteenth Parade, Downtown City Hall, Data Center Ban, Defiance on the weed ban, and so many other rabbit holes on a one hour episode this week!

Host Rob Roark welcomes in San Marcos Mayoral candidate Davis Jones to talk about the financial implications of a potential Downtown City Hall.

Host Rob Roark welcomes Keely Hennig of Upward Communities into the KZSM studios to talk about the potential Downtown City Hall Public Private Partnership.

Host Rob Roark welcomes to the show, via phone call, John Ferrara of the brand Hawk's Eye News to talk about upstart local press and news outlets.

Rob also brings you the follow up meetings news on the Downtown City Hall plans, and how local activists brought together different sides to share information, peacefully.

Rob Roark has a conversation with Rodney Gonzales, Assistant City Manager for San Marcos. The FY 2027 budget and the City Hall project are tops on our listeners minds right now.

Host Rob Roark welcomes in Lisa Prewitt and Jon Leonard to talk about their pursuit of more public input on the planned move of the City of San Marcos City Hall to a possible downtown location.

The city has put up new summary sites on the Hopkins Street project at the City of San Marcos web site.

An independent group is holding a community discussion June 11 7-8:30 at the San Marcos Library.

Host Rob Roark Welcomes on a phone interview Kay Weinberg from the Hays / Caldwell Examiner who talks bout their article on local Carson developments dropping from an agreement for a local Data Center after properties were graffitied. How far is intimidation? And will the government start to fight the AI activists?

Also...Art on the streets. The primaries are over, bring on the independents

Host Rob Roark tackles the local issues where you can make a difference.

Runoff Election, La Cima, Moving City Hall, and Memorial Day