Good morning, San Angelo.

Atmos Energy donated $75,000 to Concho Valley Together to support long-term flood recovery in San Angelo after last year’s flood.

The contribution is part of its Fueling Safe and Thriving Communities initiative and follows volunteer meal service and rebuilding support.

The San Angelo Chamber of Commerce is hosting the grand opening of Old Central Firehouse Venue & Suites on Friday, July 24 from 4:30 to 5 p.m. on South Magdalen Street, where local business professionals will tour the renovated space & welcome its new owners.

PJ's Coffee of New Orleans closed its San Angelo location at 2902 South Bryant Boulevard after less than a year of operation next to Dollar Tree.

The store announced its permanent closure on Facebook & thanked its customers for their support.

Fort Concho will host National Cowboy Day on Saturday, July 25 from 9 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at 630 S.

Oakes St and feature an art show (with a short curator-led program) and a cowboy skit by the Concho Cowboy Company; the free event also offers a light breakfast.

A new exhibit at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts is on display now, featuring artwork and artifacts from 40 private collections; *Discovering Global Treasures in Concho Valley Collections* runs through Aug.

30.

San Angelo ISD continues its free summer meal program for students by adding pickup sites at Goliad and Glenmore elementary schools; breakfast and lunch will be available for anyone 18 and younger through late July with no registration required.

Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller declared an agricultural emergency today due to catastrophic floods impacting agricultural communities.

Relief resources are activated for affected farmers & ranchers as more counties may be added if conditions worsen.

State animal health officials established a screwworm zone in parts of Sutton and Schleicher near San Angelo after a dog tested positive on Jul.

16. This is the third confirmed case this year, with 37 detections nationwide, and officials urge pet and livestock owners to stay alert.

Mason Punchers are set for the 2026 football season with a state No. 5 ranking and key players returning—while Ozona Lions kick off their preseason at No. 16 with new challenges on offense.

Texas Football’s top 10 linebackers list does not include most of West Texas except for local star Clayton Weishuhn, who played at Angelo State and had his football field renamed in Wall + his record-setting career is remembered.

Texas Tech’s Zach Thomas was ranked No. 9, highlighting regional talent.

San Angelo Central offensive lineman Jeffrey Flood received his third college football offer Tuesday from Kansas Wesleyan (a NAIA school) and also holds offers from Nelson University and Howard Payne University.

He is expected to compete for a starting role as the Bobcats prepare for fall games.

Annie

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Murphey Performance Hall — Ticket price varies — Experience the beloved classic 'Annie' live in San Angelo.

Annie

7:30-10:30 p.m. — Murphey Performance Hall — See Annie live in San Angelo — Enjoy a heartwarming musical classic with an uplifting story.

3rd Annual San Angelo READS! & United We Read Back-to-School Pop-Up Event

11 a.m. – 1 p.m. — First Financial Pavilion — Free entry — A community celebration providing students with essential resources for a successful school year.

North Side Back to School Bash

2:30-6:30 p.m. — CRC Roofers Coliseum — Registration required — A community event providing school supplies and shoes for children in need.