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Calvary Baptist Church and Night to Shine are accepting prom dress and clothing donations to support their event — drop-off sites vary — while SAISD plans to spend bond funds on portable bathrooms and storms are on the way.

ASU's rodeo coach Casey Sisk discussed the upcoming rodeo during a live interview.

Calvary Baptist Church is seeking donations of prom dresses, dress shoes, and fashion jewelry for Night to Shine, a prom night event for people with disabilities that will be held on Feb.

12. Donations will be accepted at 2321 Armstrong Street at the church.

San Angelo will host a movie in the park event on Sunday at Kirby Park (1401 Edmund Blvd).

The screening of The Land Before Time will begin at 6:00 p.m. and feature craft activities and local food vendors.

The Angelo State University Symphony Orchestra joins Mark Wood Trans-Siberian Experience for an orchestral classic rock concert Sunday, Oct.

18 at 6:30 p.m. at Murphey Performance Hall (72 W. College Ave. in downtown San Angelo), featuring hits from the Trans-Siberian Orchestra and original compositions by Wood and Laura Kaye.

San Angelo ISD administrators recommended spending about $74K in Bond 2025 funds on an ADA-accessible portable restroom trailer for temporary use during campus repairs + trustee Karla Cardenas argued that surplus funds should reduce debt; the board will vote on the proposal Oct.

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College Football Playoff officials are nearing an agreement to expand the field to 24 teams in 2027 — details like top-eight byes and hosting rules for seeds nine to 16 remain under discussion.

The plan comes as CFP and ESPN continue negotiations.

The Central Bobcats will begin district play today at 7 p.m. at San Angelo Stadium against the Midland Lee Rebels — aiming to break a streak of six losses to Midland Lee while riding a three-game winning streak with an average of 40 points per game.

Angelo State University’s men’s and women’s cross country teams finish their regular season today at the Thunderbird Open in Hobbs, New Mexico at Harry McAdams Park — after the SPC Invitational was cancelled due to poor course conditions.

The Wall Hawks will play the TLCA Eagles today at 7 p.m. at Clayton Weishuhn Field in Wall in their second district game after a 50-14 win (which cleared injury worries).

The game will show if the Hawks continue their strong momentum.

Mason High School football standout Luke Tharp announced his second college offer from McMurry University on Wednesday and has also received an offer from Hardin-Simmons; he helped his team start with a record of 6 to 0 and will face San Saba at 7 p.m. today.