Eola
Eola, TX · Municipal
The Hill
Haynes wins election for Crockett’s Texas House seat
The Rev. Frederick Haynes III, a Dallas pastor and Democratic House candidate, is projected to win Texas’s 30th District to replace outgoing Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-Texas), according to preliminary results from Decision Desk HQ (DDHQ). Haynes won what the Cook Political Report called a solid Democrat seat, defeating Republican Everett Jackson. Haynes previously won the…
Yahoo!
KLST/KSAN
conchovalleyhomepage.com
Yahoo!
KLST/KSAN
ktxs.com
pbs.org
The Edwards Aquifer Authority – Guardian of the Aquifer
The Edwards Aquifer is the most abundant karst aquifer in the world, and the main source of water for Central Texas. The aquifer has supported people for centuries, but could have been easily stolen if not for the Edwards Aquifer Authority. We examine the controversy that created the agency, how it protects our water, and the aquifer’s unique features, in this documentary hosted by Randy Beamer.
KLST/KSAN
TxDOT installs dynamic message signs across San Angelo
SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — Drivers in San Angelo can now receive helpful travel information as they commute on certain roads after the Texas Department of Transportation installed dynamic message signs around the town. In a social media post, TxDOT’s San Angelo district announced that dynamic message signs had been installed “around San […]
Yahoo!
San Angelo’s Roosevelt Lofts named finalist for downtown award
A downtown hotel that stood vacant for nearly three decades is earning statewide recognition for its transformation into senior apartments. Roosevelt Lofts is a finalist in the rehabilitation, renovation and restoration category of the 2026 Texas Downtown President's Awards. The program recognizes projects, places and people contributing to the vitality of downtown communities across Texas.
ktxs.com
San Angelo officials begin work on new community plan to guide future growth
San Angelo, Texas — San Angelo leaders are beginning work on a new community plan designed to guide how the city grows and develops in the years ahead. On Oct. 27, the City Council held a community plan meeting with the Planning Commission, the Parks and Recreation Advisory Board and the Development Corporation to discuss future growth decisions for San Angelo.