Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 18th of September.
Good morning, San Angelo.
The Concho Valley Archaeology Fair will take place tomorrow, Sept.
19 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Fort Concho’s Barracks 6 at the corner of Henry O. Flipper and Burgess streets, offering archery, mock digs and face painting to mark 50 years of the Concho Valley Archaeology Society.
Today in San Angelo, gas prices have reached $4.15 a gallon, up 21 cents from last week as high crude oil costs push state averages upward, AAA Texas reported.
Angelo State University and Alamo Colleges District have launched the Texas 2-Step Teacher Certification Program that lets working paraprofessionals earn a bachelor's degree and teacher certification online while continuing in their local public schools.
The initiative tackles the region's teacher shortage with flexible coursework and required field experience.
The Central Bobcats, coming off a two-game losing streak, are set to play the struggling Montwood Rams today at 7 p.m. at the Mustang Bowl in Andrews—hoping to rebound with strong rushing and tighter defense.
Angelo State University's Rams and Rambelles compete today at the Texas Tech Open in Lubbock — the men's 8K race starts at 8:15 a.m. and the women's 6K follows at 8:50 a.m. amid a field including Lone Star Conference rivals.
Angelo State University invites the community to join Game Day on Saturday, Sept.
19 with a free Ram Jam tailgate and concert at LeGrand Alumni and Visitors Center followed by the Battle of the West football game at LeGrand Stadium.
Veribest and Coleman, two Concho Valley schools, are off to surprising 3-0 starts as noted in Dave Campbell’s Texas Football.
Veribest won games against Santa Anna, Paint Rock, and Bronte and will face Blackwell Friday, while Coleman will host No. 10 Albany this week.
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