Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 24th of January.
Good morning, San Angelo.
The Tom Green County Junior Livestock Show announced its 2026 winners + introduced a Promenade of Champions to honor youth exhibitors.
Inclement weather forced cancellation of the Buyer Appreciation Dinner, and the Premium Sale will move online + with more details soon.
Two warming stations are available during the weekend winter storm to help residents stay warm.
The Salvation Army station at 122 W. Second St. is open 24 hours, and the San Angelo Performing Arts Center station at 82 Gillis St. operates 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Friday-Sunday + overnight on Saturday.
A utility pole caught fire and exploded near North Abe Street and West Third Street last Friday afternoon, knocking out power for 247 customers while AEP Texas expects service to be restored by 6 p.m.
ASU's Mayer Museum finished its nearly $8 million expansion, adding new exhibit spaces that will boost local arts opportunities (visitors are encouraged to experience the upgrades during regular hours).
Wall High School is atop the state in Class 3A after earning 40 points from UIL state events (football, volleyball, cross country, band, robotics, and cheerleading), holding an eight-point lead over Holliday as updated by the Lone Star Cup standings.
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.
SATLCA Boys Varsity Basketball Game Against Wall
7:15 p.m. — Wall High School — Admission likely required — Watch an exciting conference matchup as SATLCA faces off against Wall in varsity basketball.
February League Challenge
Best of three rounds — Phat Catz Gaming — $20 Entry — Compete for Championship points on your path to becoming a Pokemon World Champion.
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