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SAN ANGELO, TX — Four energy companies have banded together to construct a large, 42-inch diameter natural gas pipeline from Waha near Pecos to Katy and the proposed route will see it traverse across southern Tom Green County.

SAN ANGELO, TX — Situated on approximately 5 acres in Christoval this home has everything to enjoy country living. 

The disaster declaration includes Denton, Hays, Henderson, Milam, Smith, Travis, and Williamson counties.

The quake was recorded about 10.3 miles northeast of Hermleigh, 15.6 miles east of Snyder, 24.2 miles northwest of Sweetwater, and 57.5 miles west northwest of Abilene. 

La Esperanza has officially broken ground on the new clinic that will replace the old roller rink on Sherwood way.

Anyone performing, or offering to perform, electrical work in Texas must be licensed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) and perform that work through an electrical contractor licensed by TDLR.

Trash service will not operate Wednesday, Feb. 1, and is planning for a late start Thursday, Feb. 2, due to inclement weather.

The following are weather related closures and delays for Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023.

One of San Angelo's favorite Japanese restaurants is celebrating their fourth anniversary. 

The following are weather related closures and delays for Feb. 1, 2023.

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.