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The No. 5 Wall Hawks head to Tuscola today at 7 p.m. for a rivalry game against the Jim Ned Indians after a 55-14 win over La Joya in Uvalde, with standout plays from quarterback Gunner King, running back Gunner Garza, and receiver Evan Boehle.

Angelo State volleyball, ranked No.9, returned to the Junell Center/Stephens Arena to host West Texas A&M & Lubbock Christian in the three-team Lone Star Conference Challenge from Thursday to Saturday.

The team is 8–1 after a Colorado road trip and will play Lubbock Christian today, with another match on Saturday.

The Wall Lady Hawks won the team title at the Coleman Invitational Cross Country Meet on Wednesday in Coleman—runners placed high among 164 competitors.

Menard’s Danni Ruiz and Bronte’s Colton Bilyeu claimed individual wins, helping their schools top the standings.

Angelo State University's 'Leading the Charge' capital campaign surpassed its goal weeks ago, and the ASU Foundation has elected new board leaders (Chairman Troyce Wilcox, Vice Chairman Phil Gandy, and Secretary/Treasurer Walter Juliff) who will serve two-year terms to guide future growth.

TLCA San Angelo won a 42 to 0 shutout against Winters on Thursday after ending a 23 game losing streak last week.

Quarterback Jonah Munoz (with 274 passing yards and four touchdowns) led the Eagles as they set a 2 to 1 start and will play next week in Sonora.

Angelo State University is honoring Western writer Elmer Kelton’s 100th birthday with a free exhibit in the ASU Mayer Museum at 2501 W.

Ave N — it opened Sept. 9 and is available Tuesday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. until Jan. 9.

The City of San Angelo approved plans to rebuild Kids Kingdom with a splash pad along Veterans Memorial Drive — design work by Leathers and Associates is set to begin this fall or next spring and funds will be secured before construction starts.

Congressman Pfluger visited West Texas Lighthouse for the Blind in San Angelo today and received the AbilityOne Congressional Champion Award for his advocacy.

He met with staff to learn how the organization offers job training and support for individuals who are blind.