From pistol-packing preachers to the mysterious disappearance of Ambrose Bierce, Fort Concho’s free lunchtime lecture series returns every Wednesday this April with a new slate of local legends and Texas tales.
With over $6.75 million in capital infused into the regional economy and nearly double its training goals met, Angelo State University’s Small Business Development Center is heading to Washington, D.C., to accept the SBA’s top honor.
A final “Welcome Home and Pinning Ceremony” honoring Vietnam War veterans and their families will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, March 28, at Goodfellow Air Force Base’s Weyandt-Eddy Memorial Plaza.
Dr. Martin Kulldorff will discuss how evidence-based medicine and basic principles of public health were thrown out the window during the pandemic, while alternative views were censored.
The City of San Angelo Planning & Development Services Department will host two public town hall meetings next week to discuss proposed changes to local ordinances and development plans.
A Duke historian will explore the mysterious tale of the Lady in Blue—a 17th-century Spanish nun said to have appeared to Texas tribes without ever leaving Spain—during Angelo State’s Lone Star Lecture Series on March 27.
