A fast-growing burger concept built in bright orange shipping containers is bringing its slider-only menu to San Angelo and three other West Texas cities.
SAN ANGELO, TX - 2799 Ridge Lane Road offers nearly 80 acres in Wall ISD (with potential transfer to Christoval ISD) making this 2008 custom estate a rare find.
SAN ANGELO, TX — The old arena had plenty of character, but as the years passed, the stands became increasingly difficult to maintain and repair. Besides, technology has advanced significantly since the 1950s, allowing for modern features like covered bleachers.
SAN ANGELO, TX — San Angelo's Parks and Recreation Director Carl White addressed the city's conventions and tourism infrastructure during a presentation to the San Angelo Rotary Club on Friday.
SAN ANGELO, TX - Check out this custom 4 bed, 3.5 bed home in Butler Farms sitting on 1.25 acres at the end of a cul-de-sac with only two neighbors and protected open land next door.
SAN ANGELO, TX – Meals For The Elderly celebrated its 2025 Community Champions during a heartfelt kickoff event on Thursday morning at its San Angelo offices, recognizing local leaders for their dedication to supporting homebound seniors. The gathering also included a special tribute to the late Laura Lee Lewis, a past champion whose legacy was immortalized with a dedicated tile on the organization's memorial wall.
AUSTIN, TX — U.S. Rep. Tony Gonzales (R-TX-23), whose district encompasses key border communities like Del Rio and Eagle Pass, has spearheaded a major victory for Texas agriculture with today's announcement of an $850 million federal investment to combat the New World screwworm (NWS), a parasitic pest threatening livestock, wildlife, and even human health. Gonzales joined U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott in Austin to unveil the funding, which includes up to $750 million for a new sterile fly production facility in Edinburg, marking a critical step in his ongoing efforts to protect the state's vital ranching industry.
