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  Outdoors

  Catfish Stocking Wraps Up on Concho River in San Angelo

  Final catfish have been released into the Concho River in San Angelo, with 602 stocked Friday and trout stockings set to begin just before Thanksgiving.

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  San Angelo

  SAISD Adds Two New Health Science Courses for 2026–27 School Year

  SAISD trustees approved two new health-science courses for the 2026–27 school year to support future student pathways in nursing and kinesiology.
  

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  San Angelo

  Concho Valley Community Social Set for Tonight in San Angelo

  Residents can gather tonight for a free community social focused on connecting neighbors and building relationships. Details:

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  Sports

  Wall Lady Hawks Take 4th Place at State Cross Country Meet

  The Wall Lady Hawks ran to a fourth-place finish Friday morning at the UIL Cross Country State Championships in Round Rock.

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  San Angelo

  San Angelo State Park Announces November Programs

  San Angelo State Park is rolling out guided hikes, stargazing, and wildlife viewing events throughout November, including a Monarch Walk and a Thanksgiving weekend Turkey Trot.

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  San Angelo

  Pleasant Trick-or-Treat Weather Expected in San Angelo; Cooler Weekend Ahead

  San Angelo ghosts and goblins will have ideal weather tonight, with cooler temperatures and a time change waiting on the other side of Halloween.

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  Sports

  Wall Lady Hawks Sweep Blanco, Claim Bi-District Championship

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  Crime

  Repeat Family-Violence Assault, Felony DWI, and Parole Violations Lead Bookings

  Corrections officers at the Tom Green County Jail report 18 bookings in the past 24 hours.

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  Crime

  San Angelo Man Sentenced to 20 Years in 2021 College Station Hate Crime Shooting

  San Angelo man sentenced to 20 years for a 2021 College Station shooting prosecutors say was motivated by bias and prejudice, after a standoff and hate-filled messages surfaced.

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  Politics

  All SNAP Payments to End on Friday Amid Ongoing Government Shutdown

  SAN ANGELO, TX — The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps, is set to suspend benefits starting November 1, 2025, as the federal government shutdown reaches its 31st day on October 31. SNAP has a significant impact in the San Angelo community, where many families rely on it for essential support. For instance, a family of four with a monthly income of $4,421 or less qualifies for up to $994 in monthly SNAP benefits.

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  San Angelo

  San Angelo Church Giving Away Free Chicken Dinners to Families at Fall Festival

  Immanuel Baptist Church is giving away free chicken dinners to families in need tonight at its fall festival.

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  Sports

  Angelo State Rams Release 2026 Baseball Schedule

  The Angelo State baseball team has announced its 2026 season schedule, as head coach Kevin Brooks and the defending Lone Star Conference champions aim to build on last year’s success and return to the NCAA Division II College World Series.

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  San Angelo

  San Angelo-Raised Chef Expands Restaurant Empire Again

  San Angelo native and restaurateur Felipe Armenta — known for The Grill, Cork & Pig Tavern, and Armenta’s Café — is expanding his Maria’s Mexican Kitchen brand to Irving next year.

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  Politics

  Texas Democrats Urge Gov. Abbott To Use Emergency Funds to Offset Loss of SNAP

  Texas Democratic lawmakers have urged Gov. Greg Abbott to use his executive authority to provide emergency state funding to offset the looming federal suspension of SNAP benefits this weekend for 3.5 million low-income Texans.

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