Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 12th of December.
Good morning, San Angelo.
Fiddlestrings Bar & Patio will host a birthday bash for Sandy Rojas on Sunday, Dec.
14 to raise funds for July 4 flood victims. Texas country music artist Mark David Manders will perform at 6 p.m. and a $10 door donation, hot wing contest, and auction will provide fundraising opportunities.
San Angelo State Park announced its photo contest winners today — recognizing local talent for capturing the park’s natural beauty.
The contest highlighted top place contenders from the community, celebrating creativity and skill.
The City of San Angelo named a new economic development director who will take office on Dec.
16 (the appointment supports efforts to boost local economic growth).
The Texas Demographer’s Office released final estimates showing San Angelo gained 1,280 residents since 2020 (the metropolitan area added 3,285; Tom Green County grew by 3,323; Irion County lost 38).
Officials say future growth will rely on migration as fertility rates drop.
The Wall Hawks face three-time defending state champion Gunter Tigers today at 6 p.m. in Stephenville, with the winner set to advance to the state championship (a second final appearance for the team).
San Angelo tie-down roper Joel Harris tied for second in Round 8 at the National Finals Rodeo on Thursday in Las Vegas.
Harris roped his calf in 7.5 seconds (tying with Louisiana’s Shane Hanchey for $25,431) and dropped from third to fourth overall.
Do The Ugly Sweater Pub Crawl
4:30-9 p.m. — Ranch 125 — Ticket required — Embrace the holiday spirit and strut your ugliest sweater while enjoying a festive pub crawl in downtown San Angelo.
Monster Trucks Maniac Show
6-7:30 p.m. — Spur Arena — $10-$40 — Experience the thrilling roar of monster trucks at this family-friendly event with free kids tickets available.
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