"Todd Interests has chosen to raze a public asset that is beloved by Texans and welcomes more than 80,000 visitors each year. TPWD’s mission compels us to try to save not only the park, but one of our state’s finest fisheries.”
Thunderstorms with heavy rain inundated San Angelo Streets early Sunday morning causing driving headaches for motorists and adding much needed rain to yards and rivers.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Inland Fisheries San Angelo District announced on their Facebook page on Friday that channel catfish have been stocked on the Concho River in downtown San Angelo.
TPWD will implement disease containment measures and provide recommendations on mitigating disease transmission in the city of Hollywood Park, where the positive deer was captured in late January as part of an effort to reduce overabundant deer populations.
The potential purchase of Fairfield Lake State Park and its adjacent acreage is made possible thanks to lawmakers from both the House of Representatives and the Senate who have shown their support for land acquisition and made it one of their top priorities.