Matthew McDaniel
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Sturdiest building in San Angelo, a downtown gem, is on the market with ample room to grow
"Though it's hard to see this piece of our history change, it's time for another entity to use this building to its full potential." → Read More
San Angelo expert on mental health offers advice for coping during coronavirus pandemic
The coronavirus pandemic is presenting new challenges for people, including maintaining mental health. → Read More
From the archives: Germ awareness has saved countless lives
The advice handed out by the US Surgeon General 102-years ago still perfectly good for keeping families well. → Read More
As pandemic shutdown deepens, many faced with joblessness
Here's a look at who qualifies for unemployment benefits and how to apply. → Read More
Several area contests decided in primary elections
Contested race results from Concho Valley counties. → Read More
Memorial service for former Angelo State Dean Buddy Horne set for March 3
Paul "Buddy" Horne was a student-athlete who returned as a coach and then administrator at Angelo State University. → Read More
Luby’s in San Angelo was a family business through-and-through
Harry Luby became successful enough to retire at 39, and he helped many of his family members become millionaires. → Read More
Mertzon wastewater project moves forward despite protests
Officials tell assembly their hands are tied. → Read More
Citizens create petition to halt effluent-pond enlargement project in Mertzon
Mertzon City Council sets meeting at Community Center to discuss matter at 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 17. → Read More
Texas Election 2020: Your local and state voting guide for this year's primary
Election 2020 candidate statements, sample ballots, voting locations and early voting information — here's all you need to know for Texas elections. → Read More
Tom Green Co. may partner with HEB for vehicle registrations
Tom Green Co. motorists could have another outlet for registering their vehicles if a motion is approved by county commissioners next Tuesday. → Read More
PGAP open-house event in Big Lake cancelled due to weather
Several other open-house events slated for West Texas in coming weeks. → Read More
Railroad deal gone awry led to first park in San Angelo
Just about everyone who grew up in San Angelo has a fond memory or two from Santa Fe Park, but many may be unaware of its interesting history. → Read More
Arden Road blocked off as fire crews battle Irion Co. blaze
Ranch Road 853 was closed about 3:45 p.m. and is blocked off up to County Road 411. → Read More
Elmer Kelton's legacy as a writer, mentor endures in San Angelo
Although he won his widest acclaim as a writer of Western fiction, San Angelo's Elmer Kelton started his writing career in earnest as a reporter. → Read More
Fast food craze made big waves in San Angelo in 1969
As American life picked-up the pace in the late 1960s, fast food was a welcome option for a population in a hurry. → Read More
Officers, crew of the USS Tom Green County forged local ties
With service in two oceans over its 20-year career, the USS Tom Green County had a memorable history at sea. → Read More
First Church of the Nazarene established in San Angelo in 1928
First Church of the Nazarene, 3354 W. Beauregard Ave, was originally organized in downtown San Angelo in April of 1928. → Read More
Skateboarding made big headlines in San Angelo back in 1977
Skaters worked with city officials to make a concrete skate park in San Angelo a reality in the late 1970s. → Read More
Events and happenings from San Angelo-area churches
Info updated weekly as San Angelo-area houses of faith send in new events. Regular services not included. Submit into: News@GoSanAngelo.com. → Read More