Good morning, San Angelo.

A resident reported a possible mountain lion near Sutters Avenue in Grape Creek on Monday, and authorities (the volunteer fire department) shared safety tips to help residents stay safe.

The Concho Valley Community Action Agency has opened applications to help local residents lower winter energy costs by offering support with electricity bills and home weatherization upgrades.

Eligible households are urged to apply soon as funding — which is limited — may run out.

Girl Scouts of Central Texas kick off the 2026 cookie season today in the Concho Valley with flavors including Caramel Chocolate Chip and Exploremore (a Rocky Road ice cream-inspired treat) to fund local programs for over 17,000 girls.

Booth sales will begin Friday, Jan. 16 in San Angelo.

Governor Greg Abbott reappointed Dr. Sangeeta Singg to the Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists.

The ASU professor, who has served nearly 30 years, will serve a term ending Oct. 31, 2031.

Water Valley and Veribest volleyball players received top honors on the Texas Six-Man Coaches Association All-State Volleyball Team.

Water Valley’s McCaylen Woods earned Offensive MVP and Rylee Sears Defensive MVP while Veribest’s Kaci York was named Newcomer of the Year—marking impressive achievements after a strong season.

17th Annual West Texas Tattoo Convention

11 a.m. – 8 p.m. — McNease Convention Center — Tickets start at $84 — Celebrate tattoo art with performances and vibrant displays at this local favorite event.