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Twin Buttes Reservoir will undergo a spring cleaning on Saturday, March 2. The public is invited to assist in removing trash from the area. The cleanup will be from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Volunteers should gather in one of two locations: The south pool parking lot, also known as area 2. The parkin... (read more)

The San Angelo Convention & Visitors Bureau in partnership with the local chapter of the NAACP is proud to announce that San Angelo has been selected to host the groups 2019 Texas State Annual Conference. This is the first time the State Convention will be held in San Angelo. The conference will... (read more)

The deadline for write-in candidates to file their candidacy for City Council passed at 5 p.m. yesterday with no filings. Incumbents Tommy Hiebert in District 1, Harry Thomas in District 3 and Lane Carter in District 5 are unopposed in their bids for four-year terms. Assuming the Council at its F... (read more)

A free women s self-defense class will be held on Saturday from 9 am to 5 pm at the San Angelo Police Academy facility at 3733 Highway 584. The course includes lecture, discussion and self-defense techniques suitable for all ages and abilities. An optional simulation session will be available for... (read more)

Yesterday city officials announced the appointment of a new municipal court judge to fill the position, as longtime Judge Allen Gilbert is retiring at the end of the month. Municipal Court Associate Judge Jay Daniel, has been appointed by the San Angelo City Council to serve as presiding judge ef... (read more)

In HS girls basketball from the regional quarterfinals, the #1 Wall Lady Hawks squeaked by #8 ranked Shallowater 47-43. Sawyer Lloyd sealed the game with two freethrows with 1.4 seconds left and the Wall girls will play Brock on Friday night at 6pm from the regional 1-3A tournament at Wayland Bap... (read more)

The Lake View Chiefs basketball played just their second playoff game in the last 20 years but the Graham Steers pulled away in a 77-44 b-district win over Lake View. The Chiefs were only down 12 at halftime. The Chiefs finish the season 14-20 ..In other boys action, the #11 Wall Hawks blew out A... (read more)

The historical record-breaking season continued last night for the Veribest Lady Falcons. Veribest outlasted their district rival, #25 Blackwell 34-29 in the regional quarterfinals at Junell Center. For the first time in school history, the Veribest girls are headed to the UIL regional tournament... (read more)

After playing three games in four days, Central Bobcats basketball qualified for the playoffs but faced the #3 team in the state, North Crowley, and the Panthers were too much for the Bobcats in a 88-57 North Crowley win from Eastland. North Crowley started off the game on a 12-0 run and led 43-1... (read more)