Good morning, San Angelo.

Hundreds gathered in San Angelo for a candlelight vigil—honoring activist Charlie Kirk and showing strong community support in remembrance.

The event brought together local residents to reflect on his work.

Taco Veloz got a $125,000 permit to build a new Mexican restaurant in the space that once held Express Donuts and Kolaches at 2202 Sherwood Way in San Angelo — the restaurant will open soon across from the old Medical Arts Pharmacy.

Families and history enthusiasts are invited to attend the Concho Valley Archaeology Fair on Sept.

20 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Fort Concho’s Barracks 6 in San Angelo—offering interactive exhibits and hands-on activities that explore the region's deep past.

The San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts will host a Free Family Day on Saturday, Sept.

20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at its Education Studio at 1 Love Street—where families will enjoy art, science, and hands-on activities such as examining a minnow’s tail under a microscope, building mammal models, visiting Studio Rio for live animal encounters from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and receiving a free children’s book giveaway outside Scripps-Howard Library with free admission to the galleries and light refreshments provided.

Walter Juliff—who retired after a 50-year coaching and scouting career with the Cowboys, Steelers and Raiders—has joined the ASU Foundation Board to guide financial support for Angelo State.

The board now has 15 members, and his addition brings strong NFL experience to help improve university programs.

San Angelo City Council will decide today whether to renew a $162,000 contract with Concho Valley PAWS for animal rescue services or bring the work in-house— a city-appointed task force recommends taking control while an advisory committee favors renewing the contract.

TxDOT released its newest Highway Conditions Report that details 22 construction projects in nine counties (including Tom Green) that may affect travel routes.

On Monday, Angelo State earned Lone Star Conference honors as defensive end Owen Seaver was named Defensive Player of the Week and wide receiver Zeek Freeman received Special Teams Player of the Week after a 31 to 20 win over Eastern New Mexico — the Rams will face Western New Mexico for Family Day this Saturday at 6 p.m. at LeGrand Stadium at 1st Community Credit Union Field.

San Angelo cowboy Dylan Hancock won the all-around title at Pendleton Round-Up in Oregon on Sept.

13 by clinching the tie-down roping crown with a three-head average of 30.4 seconds plus an 8.6-second final run that earned him $12,938 in payouts.

Last week, San Angelo Central rallied from an 11—point deficit to win 40—35 over Abilene Cooper with key fourth—quarter plays, while San Angelo Lake View beat a tough Lamesa team 44—27 as Izaiah Rios scored five touchdowns.

Bronte won all three games under coach Rocky Rawls and Wall recorded a 24—0 shutout over Jim Ned to climb in state rankings—highlighting a week of standout high school football action in West Texas.

West Texas high school football teams updated records ahead of Week 4.

Teams like Permian have wins and Central has losses while many teams are still at zero; new games are set this week across districts—Midland High will play at El Paso Montwood and Permian will play at Amarillo Tascosa.

Angelo State University football team rose to No. 6 in the national rankings after a record of 3 to 0 and a 31 to 20 win over Eastern New Mexico.

The Rams will play Western New Mexico at 6:00 p.m. Saturday at LeGrand Stadium — though it is unclear if starting quarterback Braeden Fuller will return due to a calf strain.

Angelo State Rams vs. Western New Mexico Mustangs

6:00 – 7:30 PM — LeGrand Stadium at 1st Community Credit Union Field — Ticket prices vary — Witness the thrilling clash between the Rams and Mustangs in a live football showdown.

River Fest 2025

8 AM – 10 PM — The Bosque along the Concho River — Free admission — Celebrate family-friendly fun with activities, live music, and delicious food trucks.

40th Anniversary Celebration Lunch

11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. — Bentwood Country Club & Estates — $25 per person — Celebrate four decades of JPW Learning Center with a delightful lunch and community spirit.

Angelo State Rams vs. UT-Permian Basin Falcons Football

1-4 p.m. — LeGrand Stadium at 1st Community Credit Union Field — Tickets starting at $22 — Catch the action as the Rams face off against the Falcons in an exciting football showdown.

Night at the Museum: Dia de los Muertos Celebration

5-8 p.m. — ASU Mayer Museum — Free entry — Celebrate Dia de los Muertos with activities, community displays, and a sculpture exhibition opening.

SATLCA Girls Varsity Volleyball Match

7 p.m. — Wall High School — Admission per school policy — Catch the exciting showdown as SATLCA takes on Wall in this thrilling volleyball match.