Education

Angelo State University’s Small Business Development Center (ASU-SBDC) is pleased to announce Bryan Vincent, Partner and CEO of Principal LED as the recipient of the San Antonio District U.S. Small Business Administration’s Small Business Person of the Year award for 2017.

Stephens Central Library is inviting the public to its grand opening of STEAM Central on Thursday, March 23 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. This is the much anticipated maker space that has been funded by a $75,000 grant from the Texas State Library and Archive Commission and Institute of Museum Library Services...

Every few weeks we do one of these stories and it doesn't look like they're stopping anytime soon. The latest teacher/student sex scandal comes to us from Lockhart, Texas, just south of Austin.

Angelo State University’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is inviting community business and organization leaders to access the knowledge and experience of world-renowned leadership experts during Leadercast San Angelo on Friday, May 5, at the LeGrand Alumni and Visitors Center.

Award-winning western novelist Anne Hillerman will be the featured speaker for Angelo State University’s 21st annual Writers Conference in Honor of Elmer Kelton March 23-24 in the ASU Auditorium inside the Mayer Administration Building, 2601 W. Ave. N.

A luncheon, style show and silent auction event benefitting the Friends of the Angelo State University Porter Henderson Library and West Texas Collection is scheduled for noon on Tuesday, March 21, at Southland Baptist Church on South Loop 306.

Fort Concho celebrates San Angelo’s diverse agricultural heritage with a wide assortment of exhibits, demonstrations and children’s activities at its annual Frontier Day on Saturday, April 22nd.

Angelo State University art/graphic design major Allison Romo of Hereford has been awarded the top prize in the 2016 University Symposium Student Contest that is conducted each year in conjunction with ASU’s E. James Holland University Symposium on American Values.

If you would like to become a severe weather spotter, there are training classes coming up all across the Concho Valley.

Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service is offering a Landscape School program in San Angelo to help homeowners get ready for spring, and get on track with a healthy, good-looking landscape that can thrive in west Texas conditions.  Join us to learn about lawn care, tree care, plant selection, soil management, and water conservation —as well as basic landscape design techniques.