The Young Marines program, established in 1959, is a premier youth organization dedicated to building leadership, character, and promoting a drug-free lifestyle among young people aged 8 through high school. Originating as a volunteer effort by former and current Marines, the program has grown nationwide, instilling values of discipline, teamwork, and community service in its members. At its core, the Young Marines […]
Building Tomorrow’s Leaders: The Crossroads Young Marines of West Texas
Honoring a Texas Legend: San Angelo Celebrates Fess Parker’s Legacy
This summer, San Angelo pays tribute to one of its most iconic native sons, Fess Parker, as the city approaches the centennial anniversary of his birth. Best known for his roles as Davy Crockett and Daniel Boone, Parker became a beloved figure in American pop culture. The celebration in San Angelo highlighted his deep Texas roots, his impact on the […]
The Annual Blues Festival in San Angelo, TX: A Celebration of Music and Community
San Angelo, Texas, may be a small city, but every year it becomes a hub of musical excitement and cultural celebration thanks to its renowned Blues Festival. This festival, which has been a staple of the community for decades, is a vibrant event that attracts blues enthusiasts from far and wide. It showcases a rich history, dynamic performances, and a […]
Welcome to Stanton, TX: Old Sorehead Trade Days
Ever glanced at that iconic billboard on I-20, welcoming travelers to Stanton with a quirky charm? Nestled in the heart of West Texas, Stanton may seem like just another dot on the map, but twice a year, this small farming community bursts into life. The second weekend of April and October marks the arrival of a vibrant spectacle: Old Sorehead […]
Eggemeyers: A San Angelo Legacy
Nestled in the heart of San Angelo, Texas, Eggemeyers General Store stands as a testament to time, a living embodiment of community, and a cornerstone of local history. With its roots firmly planted in the rich West Texas soil, Eggemeyers has grown from a modest beginning into a cherished institution that not only caters to the needs of the community […]
The Hamptons Opens at Rio Concho Retirement Communities
(June 13, 2022) – The Hamptons Kitchen & Catering opened June 1 at Rio Concho Retirement Communities, stepping in to feed the center’s residents and San Angelo public following the recent retirement of McGowen’s Catering. Executive Chef Courtney Hampton, a Brooklyn, N.Y., native, and Chef Jonathan Hairston, a U.S. Army veteran from Texas, are at the restaurant’s helm. The duo serves […]
San Angelo Food & Wine Festival
Bring a date, bring your friends, or attend solo; just don’t miss Off the Menu: Food & Wine Festival on Thursday, Oct. 6. The debut event will be from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. at the outdoor Pop Art Museum, 125 W. Twohig Ave., and will feature more than a dozen local chefs and six breweries and wineries, as well […]
DRY DEVILS RIVER MUSIC FLOOD:SONORA
Headliners: Giovannie & The Hired Guns, Cade Mower and Rita Capuchina Sutton County Pavillion 888-387-2880 September 24, 2022 Gates open at 5pm. Music starts at 6pm. PURCHASE TICKETS The Dry Devils River Music Flood brings live music to Sonora for the 10th year. Including a BBQ cook-off. The music festival and cook-off attracts music fans and cooks from all over Texas […]
WEST TEXAS GAME DINNERS
JUNCTION CHAMBER Kimble Wild Game Dinner Saturday after Thanksgiving 6pm Coke Stevenson Memorial Center 440 W. Highway 83 North [email protected] A portion of the proceeds raised from the Kimble Co WGD go to help support our local fire departments. Funds raised are used for needed equipment, training & supplies necessary to support these important men & women who spend countless hours caring […]
THE HUNT: What’s your story?
Growing up in West Texas might mean that you’ve got your own hunting story because as the seasons change so does the game and there’s always an opportunity to tag your next “big one.” There is so much about the great state of Texas to love and providing hunting enthusiasts support is one of them. Not only does Texas Parks […]