Good morning, San Angelo.

More than 50 First Financial Bank employees volunteered on Columbus Day by working with local nonprofits such as the YMCA + Meals for the Elderly; they gathered Monday morning at the bank’s main branch at 222 S.

Koenigheim for breakfast and a group photo.

SAISD is set to begin construction on several projects to improve school facilities this week, and a former Tom Green County Commissioner was inducted into the West Texas Walk of Fame at a local ceremony today.

San Angelo ISD trustees meet today at 5:45 p.m. at the district Administration Building (1621 University Ave) to review confidential TEA audit findings, hold a public hearing on school improvement, and discuss student transfer guidelines.

Shannon Health will host a drive-thru flu shot clinic from Oct.

16 to Oct. 18 at Shannon Clinic Sunset (4235 Southwest Blvd in the Sunset Mall parking lot). The clinic operates 9 a.m.-7 p.m. and welcomes patients aged 6 months and older for flu shots, with cash prices for uninsured.

In week 7, West Texas teams showed strong plays as Ballinger rallied from a nine-point deficit to win 40‑37, Menard topped Water Valley 65‑37, Wall blew out Llano 50‑14, and Richland Springs beat No.1 Cherokee 76‑52 — boosting playoff chances.

The Central tennis team won 11 to 1 over Keller in Abilene last Friday, advancing to the regional quarterfinals.

They will face unranked El Paso Coronado Tuesday at 10 a.m. at Bush Tennis Center in Midland, with coach Brent Abilez praising the players' hard work.

Angelo State Rams earned a 64-0 win over Sul Ross State at a homecoming game on Saturday, with three defensive touchdowns and five turnovers boosting their season.

They will travel to Wichita Falls to play Midwestern State at 8 p.m. Saturday.