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  Jealous Husband Beats Wife's Lover to Death at El Paso Airport

  An El Paso man was arrested on Friday after authorities say he beat a Southwest Airlines Employee to death after learning the employee had an affair with his wife.

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  Newk's Eatery and Coca-Cola Team Up to Give Out Huge Presents This Christmas

   Newk’s Eatery is making this holiday season merry and bright by gifting early Christmas presents to its loyal fans!

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  Real Estate: Living Large in Country Club Estates

  SAN ANGELO, TX — Welcome to your extraordinary one story retreat! 

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  Stock Market Begins Huge Downward Slide Amid New COVID-19 Variant Fear

  Dec. 4, 2021 will be remembered as the beginning of the big dip on Wall st. for the Omicron Variant. 

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  Emergency SNAP Benefits Extended Through the End of the Year

  Governor Greg Abbott today announced the Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) is providing more than $308 million in emergency Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food benefits for the month of December. The allotments are expected to help more than 1.5 million Texas households.

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  Chamber Continues to Rake in Cookies

  The San Angelo Chamber of Commerce has more than doubled the amount of cookies on Thursday than they did on their opening day.

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  Gov. Abbott Appoints San Angelo Chamber President to Military Support Committee

  Governor Greg Abbott has appointed Walt Koenig to the Governor’s
  Committee to Support the Military for a term to expire at the pleasure of the Governor.

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  Final Piece of Bank of America Leaves San Angelo

  The final piece of Bank of America, the ATM on A&M and Harris, was finally removed on Wednesday.

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  Jab Mandate: Shannon Allowed to Blink

  A number of health care workers across San Angelo will be able to keep their jobs after a federal judge put a halt to Biden's COVID-19 vaccine mandate. 

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  Crews Began Concreting the Red Arroyo Crossing. Will It Be Finished by Christmas?

  Crews with Reese Albert are currently in the final stages of reopening the low water crossing on Southwest at the Red Arroyo.

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  Another Round! Tilted Mug Revamps and Reopens After Lockdown

  The Tilted Mug was one of the unfortunate bars that was killed by the COVID-19 pandemic. After bars were shut down in Jul. 2020 the tilted Mug never reopened. 

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  Hundreds Unemployed After Two Federal Detention Centers Close In Big Spring

  On Wednesday, two private prisons housing federal inmates will close their doors in the City of Big Spring.

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