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The Blotter: November 14, 2024

ARRESTS November 6 - Edward Mata Garcia – 32 year old male. Charges: AGG SEXUAL ASSAULT CHILD. 1st Degree Felony. November 7 – Mario Javier Alejandro – 45 year old male. Charges: …

Reagan County FFA Advances Three Teams to Area

The recent El Rancho District Contest brought outstanding achievements for our Reagan County FFA, with three groups earning spots in the Area competition. These results showcase the dedication and …
Michael and Jill Fortenberry are pictured at the Big Lake Chamber of Commerce Banquet in April after Fortenberry Fabrication & Supply was awarded with this year’s Business of the Year award. Michael and Jill have made it a main point of their business to support every aspect of the community of Big Lake in anyway they can. That is a shared value with T Hill Production Services that made it a mainstay in Big Lake over the past 25 years.

Fortenberry Fabrication & Supply Boosts Operations with T. Hill Talent

A major shift in the West Texas oilfield services landscape is underway as Fortenberry Fabrication & Supply continues the legacy of T. Hill Production Services, a Big Lake institution that has …

Filing Underway in School Board Election

Filing is currently underway for the upcoming RCISD School Board Trustee Election. There are three seats up for election for the election which will be held on November 5, 2024. Those three seats are …

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Reagan County Senior Jarrett Brown absolutely demolishes the Olney ball carrier on the first play of the game, setting the tone for the eventual Owls’ 32-0 shutout victory. Jarrett was a menace on defense delivering multiple big hits on the night. He finished the game with eight tackles with three tackles for loss. The Owls are back in action this Friday as they travel to Grape Creek.
Reagan County Shines on Both Sides of the Ball in 32-0 Win Over Olney
The Reagan County Owls kicked off their 2024 football season with a dominant 32-0 victory over the Olney Cubs in Thursday varsity action on the neutral turf of Wolf Stadium in Colorado City. The …
Reagan County’s Saul Flores battles during the 800 M Run during the 2024 ASU Spring Break Invitational. Flores took 18th in the 800 M Run with a time of 2:15.62 and 7th in the 1600 M Run with a time of 4:52.70.
Reagan County Track Competes at ASU Spring Break Invitational
Reagan County ASU Spring Break Invitational 2024 Girls Results 100 M Dash: Angeleek Flores, 45th, 15.21. 200 M Dash: Jazlynn Acevedo, 24th, 29.06; Lurdes Ortiz, 38th, 30.07; Kamryn Gunnels, …
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Reagan County Junior Kason Brown achieved a significant milestone in his basketball career by surpassing 2,000 points during the Owls’ 71-51 victory over Sterling City on Monday. “Reaching 2,000 points means a lot to me,” Brown said. “What means even more is doing it surrounded by my family, teammates, and community.” Kason has had his sights set on this goal since childhood. “I knew at a young age that I loved the game of basketball,” he said. “Reaching 2,000 points is significant because of all the work I’ve put in that nobody sees.”
Reagan County Owls Poised for Deep Playoff Run
The Reagan County Owls have their eyes firmly set on San Antonio. As the team enters the Bi-District round of the playoffs, their goal of reaching the State Tournament comes into focus. “I think this year is our best shot at it,” Junior Kason Brown said. “We have so much talent and experience on this team. Most of that stemming from our senior leaders AJ Avalos and Raymond Saldibar.”
Obituaries
Richard Leon Stice
Richard Leon Stice born November 23, 1945, in Haskell Texas, passed away on August the 4th leaving behind a legacy of love & laughter. Known by all as an energetic character with his share of …
Marvis Louise Gay Wilburn
Marvis Louise Gay Wilburn was born in West Greene, Alabama, to Irving and Audrey Burton Gay on April 4, 1925. Known affectionately as “Meme” or “Aunt Sissy” by so many …
James “Jim” Miller McCoy
James Miller (Jim) McCoy, 71, of Big Lake, Texas passed away on February 24, 2024 at Shannon Hospital in San Angelo, Texas, after a brief illness. He was born to Lucian and Lura Dell (Miller) McCoy …
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SAGHS Focuses on Rich History of San Angelo’s Old Homes
The San Angelo Genealogical and Historical Society (SAGHS) invites history enthusiasts, architecture aficionados, and curious minds to a captivating evening of exploration. On December 3, 2024, at 7:00 p.m., the Society will host an event featuring guest speaker Lisa Dennis Mahler at the Trinity Lutheran Church Fellowship Hall, located at 3536 Lutheran Way, San Angelo, Texas.
City of San Angelo Exceeds Safe Drinking Water Standards for TTHMs
The City of San Angelo has issued a public notice on Thursday, November 21st, after the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) found that its drinking water exceeded the maximum contaminant level for total trihalomethanes (TTHMs).
Multiple Honors for ASU Veteran/Military Education
Angelo State University has again earned national recognition from several organizations for excellence in education and related services that significantly contribute to the academic success of veteran and military students and their families.
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Texas DPS Launches New Border Mounted Patrol Unit, Graduates Inaugural Class

The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) is proud to announce the launch of its first-ever Border Mounted Patrol Unit, a dedicated team of highly trained Texas Highway Patrol (THP) Troopers paired with equine partners who are equipped to address the unique challenges of patrolling Texas’ rugged border terrain.

Governor Abbott Issues Orders Targeting Chinese Government

Gov. Greg Abbott issued three executive orders last week targeting the Chinese government and the Chinese Communist Party, The Dallas Morning News reported.

State Comptroller’s Office Releases Study on Organized Retail Theft in Texas

Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar announced Monday the release of his agency’s study on organized retail theft in Texas, which reflects the findings of the Texas Organized Retail Theft (ORT) Task Force and includes recommendations developed from meetings, interviews and site visits with experts and stakeholders.
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Lifestyle
The 10 biggest tournament cash prizes recorded in poker history
Clubs Casino compiled a ranking of the 10 biggest tournament cash prizes in poker history (adjusted for inflation) using data from The Hendon Mob.
Here's why US electric vehicle infrastructure has tripled in 5 years, and where it's most common
Truck Parking Club tapped into the Alternative Fuels Data Center and White House data to visualize the expanding EV infrastructure in the U.S.
The 10 cities where freelancers earn the most
Where are freelancers earning the most money? Ouro analyzed the latest economic impact study from Fiverr to compile the top 10 cities.
Pets mourn the loss of other pets, too. Here's how experts say you can help them.
When a family pet dies, the remaining pets mourn their loss. Ollie examined studies and expert advice to provide tips on comforting grieving pets. 
All-inclusive elder care for aging at home: This nursing home alternative is on the rise
Enrollment at PACE centers has grown 50% since 2019. Caring.com examined data from the NPA to illustrate their growing popularity.
Charities look to make up for weak revenue, shifting donor base this GivingTuesday
How could GivingTuesday impact a trend of declining donations to charities? Windfall analyzed data from Giving USA and others to illustrate.
How to create the perfect holiday pop-up experience
Square offers holiday-themed advice on seasonal pop-ups for sellers looking to get started, build a customer base, and test products.
The Christmas creep: Holiday shopping now starts in September
The LA Post warns about how early Christmas shopping is starting and the reasons behind the trend.
The 7 small business trends that paid off in 2024
NEXT tells the story of how staying small on purpose seems to be paying off big for some small businesses.
The 7 small business trends that paid off in 2024
NEXT tells the story of how staying small on purpose seems to be paying off big for some small businesses.