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SAN ANGELO, TX — Zane White, nicknamed The Cactus Crusader in a lawsuit, is on a self-gratifying campaign to force a the owner of the Cactus Hotel, 36 E. Twohig Ave., to fix the very large “Hotel Cactus” sign that formerly adorned the building’s rooftop. The Crusader made his way to the most recent meeting of the Downtown Historic Review Commission meeting to harass his nemesis, Cactus Hotel owner Lee Pfluger, over his request to get more permanent awning replacements around the former hotel’s first floor.

Blaine’s Pub, 10 W. Harris Ave., was abruptly closed yesterday due to a sewage backup in its rest rooms.

The City of San Angelo is opening the Waring Shelter each day this week because of the subfreezing temperatures associated with the winter storm.

The bar of your dreams will be closed for the next few days due to plumbing issues. 

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The Cameron County Parks and Recreation Department received a $750,000 including a recirculating splash pad in a County Park.

The City of San Angelo’s Health Department on Friday released the annual inspection report. Surprisingly the local gentleman’s club scored a perfect score. 

The federal government has no business being in charge of every drop of water in Texas.

The disaster declaration, which includes Harris and Orange counties, will further support the State of Texas' recovery efforts in response to extensive damage sustained due to tornadic activity in Pasadena, Deer Park, and neighboring Southeast Texas communities.

The station could face additional administrative penalties, up to $5,000 per day per violation.

Employers are required to send out their 2022 W2 forms and other related wage statements by February 1st, 2023 this year.

SAN ANGELO, TX — During the most recent meeting of the City Council meeting, the City of San Angelo Economic Development Corporation (COSA-DC) attempted to revise its bylaws. The central focus of the revisions was to remove from city staff purview the act of hiring the director of economic development, the executive leader of COSA-DC.