SAN ANGELO, TX — As San Angelo continues to recover from Friday’s devastating floods, the city’s music community is rallying to help. Wild West Fest has announced a special flood relief concert set for this Friday, July 11, at the Arc Light Bar & Grill inside the Clarion Hotel, 441 Rio Concho Dr., headlined by hometown favorite Kat Hasty and featuring performances by Rich O’Toole, Sterling Elza, Cooper Hamilton, Case Hardin, and Jacob Childers. Additional artists are expected to join the lineup.

OPINION — Camp Mystic, the Texas Hill Country youth camp from which more than 20 girls remain missing after the rapid rise of floodwaters in the Guadalupe River watershed in Kerr County, is facing an unexpected surge of political backlash in its Google Reviews—even as search and rescue efforts continue.

SAN ANGELO, TX — Four roadways in Tom Green County remain closed and all are in the east side of the county. They are:

SAN ANGELO, TX — The fire truck found submerged in floodwaters next to the Bell Street overpass on the Houston Harte Expressway this morning did not belong to the San Angelo Fire Department—at least, not anymore.

SAN ANGELO, TX — Affordable Storage is offering two months free storage in whatever size unit one needs if they are impacted by the recent flooding.

WALL, TX — Chelsea Strube, organizer of the annual Wall, America 4th of July Parade, announced that the event has been postponed to Saturday, July 5. The delay comes as the Wall Volunteer Fire Department, which traditionally leads the parade, remains occupied with rescue operations due to widespread flooding.

SAN ANGELO, TX — An SUV overturned in a single-vehicle crash on US 87 northbound just before reaching the town of Grape Creek around 9:45 p.m. Wednesday.

JUNCTION, TX – Get ready for a night of world-class Western swing as 9-time Grammy-winning Asleep at the Wheel takes the stage in Junction, on Friday, July 5.

SAN ANGELO, TX — In Grape Creek, a motorcyclist fell victim to a blown tire and wiped out on US 87 north. 

SAN ANGELO, TX — A team of History Students from Angelo State University researched and created an exhibit of artifacts and displays about local veterans’ participation in military conflicts during their service.  The project, entitled “VFW Warrior Gallery,” will be a permanent feature of the San Angelo VFW Post 1815 facility at 125 S. Browning Street.