SAN ANGELO, TX –– Visitors to downtown San Angelo may have noticed a lot of activity in front of the Angry Cactus Bar & Grill on Monday afternoon as workers installed a new "angry cactus" in front of the restaurant.
According to a Facebook post by owner Tim Condon, the giant green face had to be replaced with a new giant green face after the original sustained hail damage.
While the cactus has now become a staple in downtown San Angelo, owner Tim Condon faced an uphill battle back in 2014 when the proposal for his sign was a point of contention with the Design and Historic Review Commission. Some citizens had voiced their concerns the 3D cactus could be considered offensive.
After months of back and forth, the now-iconic angry cactus was approved in September of that year.
Update: A previous version of this story indicated Beto O'Rouke would be at the Angry Cactus on Tuesday, November 23rd from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. The correct location is 211 N Chadbourne St.
According to the Beto for Texas website, O'Rourke will be here to discuss "why he's running for governor, what's at stake in this election, and how you can get involved."
![This Veterans Day, Whataburger is saying "thank you" to the men and women who have served and continue to serve our country with a free 16-ounce Hot or Iced Coffee. Starting Nov. 11, veterans and active-duty armed forces members in uniform or with a valid ID can stop by any dining room to grab their free coffee. And it doesn’t stop at Veterans Day. This free coffee offer will be available every day, all year long.](/sites/default/files/styles/teaser_compact_extra_large/public/2024-11/1.jpg?h=8dbecc6e&itok=7_gIVAb5 "This Veterans Day, Whataburger is saying "thank you" to the men and women who have served and continue to serve our country with a free 16-ounce Hot or Iced Coffee. Starting Nov. 11, veterans and active-duty armed forces members in uniform or with a valid ID can stop by any dining room to grab their free coffee. And it doesn’t stop at Veterans Day. This free coffee offer will be available every day, all year long.")
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Is Sonia Ramirez Munoz for real? I'm not sure if it's San Angelo Live's track record of spreading misinformation or not- but I would have hoped that someone over here would at least do their research and put a correct location for an event instead of slamming something on an article and calling it "good reporting". I love to always have a bag of popcorn on hand so I can sit back and wait for someone at San Angelo Live do something that continues to make them one of the worst sites for "news" in our region. I think it's funny how extreme these people will go to spread false information about this or that. It quite literally amazes me every time.
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