Early Voting Begins Across Tom Green County for Texas Primary RunoffChamber Opens Nominations for 2026 "20 Under 40" Rising LeadersSan Angelo Nears Decision on New City Manager as Finalists RevealedCity Council to Debate New Rules for Data Centers and Water UsageSAISD Eyes Student Meal Price Increase Amid Rising CostsSan Angelo Earns "Tourism Friendly Texas" Recognition from State Leaders
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Early Voting Begins Across Tom Green County for Texas Primary Runoff
Early voting is now underway for the Texas primary runoff election. Voters in Tom Green County can cast ballots through May 22 at several locations across the area. Polls are open daily with varying hours depending on the site. Republican voters will decide races including U.S. Senate and attorney general, while Democr...
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Chamber Opens Nominations for 2026 "20 Under 40" Rising Leaders
The San Angelo Chamber of Commerce is now accepting nominations for its 2026 "20 Under 40" recognition program. The event highlights young professionals who are making an impact in the community. Organizers say nominees should demonstrate leadership, career success, and community involvement. Nominations are ...
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San Angelo Nears Decision on New City Manager as Finalists Revealed
San Angelo city leaders are moving closer to choosing a new city manager as Daniel Valenzuela prepares to retire. Three finalists have been named, including Jerry Hendrix, Jud Rex, and Phillip Urrutia. The candidates will meet with the public at a community event on May 26 at the McNease Convention Center. Interviews w...
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