San Angelo Lost Meadows Mule Refuge Celebrates National Mule Day at Fort Concho What better way to celebrate national mule day than by spending it with the Lost Meadows Mule Refuge and their mules at Fort Concho. Read more
San Angelo Volunteers Needed for Honored Annual Veteran's Day Observance The Friends of Fairmount Cemetery Board needs volunteers to help place American flags on the graves of veterans buried at the cemetery. Read more
San Angelo Get Into The Halloween Spirit With Spooky Crafts With Halloween just days away, nothing sets the spooky mood better than Halloween-themed treats and crafts. Read more
San Angelo City of San Angelo Celebrates No-Kill Community Milestone City Animal Services saved more than 90% of its animals during the past fiscal year, making San Angelo an official no-kill community. Read more
San Angelo Calvary Cemetery to Host Fall Clean Up This Saturday This weekend the Calvary Cemetry will undergo its Fall Cleanup. Read more
San Angelo Goodfellow AFB to Conduct Active Shooter Exercise On Thursday On Thursday, October 21st Goodfellow Air Force Base will be conducting an active shooter exercise. Read more
San Angelo City Council Approves Paving Southwest Blvd. Over Red Arroyo with Concrete After months of construction work diverting traffic on one of San Angelo's busiest streets, the project is one step closer to being completed. Read more
San Angelo All Women Veterans Alliance Serving Up Tasty Fish Plates Saturday for a Good Cause The first event is a Fish Fry Saturday Oct. 23 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Plates can be picked up at the Jackson Lodge # 15 at 328 W. 3rd St. in San Angelo. Read more
San Angelo CAUTION: Avoid Busy Downtown Intersection Tuesday Driver's around San Angelo should avoid the intersection of Beauregard and Koenigheim due to utility construction. Read more
San Angelo Christoval VFD to Host Open House For Potential Volunteers The Christoval Volunteer Fire Department will host a recruitment event and open house this upcoming Saturday. Read more
San Angelo Is the City of San Angelo Going to Concrete Southwest Blvd. Over the Red Arroyo? That stretch of city street has been problematic for decades because of the shifting soil along the Red Arroyo. Read more