San Angelo San Angelo City Council Set to Spend $62 Million on Hickory Water Supply Expansion Tuesday This project will expand the Hickory system to reliably produce and treat the maximum production capacity from the Hickory Aquifer of 12,000 ac-ft/yr. Read more
San Angelo San Angeloans Honored at 2022 Boys and Girls Club Banquet Officers for the Boys & Girls Club of San Angelo were installed at the Club’s Annual Meeting & Banquet Thursday evening at Bentwood Country Club. Read more
San Angelo Fort Concho to Offer Programs During Spring Break The City of San Angelo has issued a press release for programs that will be offered at Fort Concho this spring break. Read more
San Angelo WATCH: San Angelo Realtor & Ukrainian Woman Gather Medical Supplies for War Torn Country A San Angelo Realtor and a local Ukrainian have teamed up to bring medical supplies to the Ukraine. Read more
San Angelo City to Open the Bosque for Spring Break The City of San Angelo announced on Tuesday that the bosque will be open for spring break. Read more
San Angelo Lenten Friday Fish Dinners Available at These Locations With Mar. 4 being the first Friday of lent, a number of churches and businesses will be serving fish meals. Read more
San Angelo San Angelo Nature Center Beloved Python Dies After 20 Plus Years The City of San Angelo confirmed last Friday that the python at the nature center has passed away. Read more
San Angelo The Only Road Into Middle Concho Park at Lake Nasworthy Reopens After Repairs Work on the Middle Concho Drive drainage culvert has been completed. The road is now open to traffic, as is Middle Concho Park. Read more
San Angelo BREAKING: San Angelo City Council Rejects Ordinance in Sanctuary City Showdown The San Angelo City Council Tuesday morning rejected a proposed ordinance that would have designated San Angelo as a sanctuary city for the unborn. Read more
San Angelo WATCH: City Council Holds Public Hearing on Contentious Sanctuary City Ordinance Read more
San Angelo Wall's Meleah Plummer Returns Home 44 Days After Brain Surgery Meleah Plummer, the 10th grade student from Wall High School who was diagnosed with a rare but critical medical condition with her brain, has returned home 44 days after surgery. Read more