Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 4th of June.
Good morning, San Angelo.
The family of Annie Bell Samuel, a 103-year-old community leader known as Bigmama, launched a GoFundMe to cover her funeral costs after discovering she outlived her term life insurance policy; she passed away May 18, and donations have reached $1,200 of a $10,000 goal.
Food Bank of West Central Texas is launching a monthly Senior Resource Day and Drive-Thru Pantry in San Angelo to provide older adults with food and essential supplies.
Details on dates and locations will be shared as the program begins.
The annual Free Fishing Day will take place on Saturday, June 6 offering free fishing at public waterways, and local anglers in San Angelo can explore the Neighborhood Fishin’ lake and join TPWD fishing lessons and prize drawings—an event designed to encourage outdoor fun.
The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts will host Family Day on Saturday, June 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its Education Studio at 1 Love Street — featuring a chalk art competition judged by local artist Ashley Perales, free clay activities and a children's book giveaway.
Governor Greg Abbott today awarded a $24,961 grant to the Concho Valley Workforce Development Board to train 37 workers in advanced flux core welding at Long Industries in San Angelo, and the award was presented during a local ceremony with leaders from Long Industries and Howard College.
Gov. Abbott and the Texas Veterans Commission announced $40.8M in grants to support over 125,000 veterans and families by providing housing, counseling, and financial aid—helping ensure essential services remain accessible statewide.
The program will improve veteran support across Texas.
Four West Texas rodeo competitors, including San Angelo tie-down ropers Joel Harris (4th), Dylan Hancock (7th) and Ty Harris (20th) as well as barrel racer Jordan Driver (16th), are fighting to earn a spot in the National Finals Rodeo with several rodeos in Texas coming soon to decide their chances.
Lake View Chiefs revealed their fall football schedule featuring three new opponents including a first-ever matchup with Pflugerville Connally.
The team will open with a road game at Fort Stockton on Aug. 28 before their home debut against Snyder.
Head Coach Casey Sisk said one ASU athlete has already gone to Nationals and two more will join soon + he also discussed three years of the Angelo State Rodeo.
Angelo State finalized its 2026 football schedule with six home games for the first time since 2019.
The Rams will open the season on Thursday, Aug. 27 at 1st Community Credit Union Field at LeGrand Stadium + host Homecoming on Oct. 10 before closing with a game on Nov. 7.
Paul Wall Live Performance
7:30-9:00 p.m. — Murphey Performance Hall — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a lively concert featuring Paul Wall alongside The San Angelo Community Orchestra.
West Texas Pickle Fest
11 AM - 5 PM — Bart Dewitt Park — Fun for all ages — Engage in pickle games, explore food trucks, and enjoy a vibrant car show.
Wild West Festival San Angelo 2026
July 1st-4th — Bill Aylor Sr. Memorial RiverStage — Pricing TBA — Celebrate Independence Day with a lively mix of music, food, and family fun along the Concho River.
Art & Independence Celebration
7-10 p.m. — San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts — Fundraiser event — Celebrate Independence Day with delicious food and art activities at the Steak of The Arts Cookoff.
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