Damien Bartonek

Mar 6, 2024 | myfoxzone.com | Damien Bartonek

SAN ANGELO, Texas — It was a long Tuesday night at the Darby headquarters in San Angelo, but when the dust settled, Drew Darby beat his opponent Stormy Bradley to retain his seat as House District 72's State Representative. The win means he will serve District 72 through 2027, and at the least, will have served the region for 21 years. Despite having an established tenure, Darby feels he has plenty of work to do, but has the energy to complete the task.

Feb 27, 2024 | myfoxzone.com | Damien Bartonek

VERIBEST, Texas — At the Division-II volleyball level, Veribest High School will now be represented as senior Emily Scott officially signed with Sul Ross University Tuesday afternoon. She went on an official visit earlier in the year and from the moment the Lobos extended the offer, Scott was sold. "I am so excited to be here, it is so amazing to have everyone here and be official with them (Sul Ross)," Scott said.

Feb 22, 2024 | myfoxzone.com | Damien Bartonek

SAN ANGELO, Texas — In the Concho Valley, numerous up-and-coming fighters are looking to create their legacy with their performances at the upcoming Twin Cities Golden Gloves Tournament. These young athletes fell in love with the sport as early as age 2, like Pee-Wee boxer Jay Barron, who says this upcoming fight, is the fight of his life. "I have been ready for this fight my entire life and nothing is challenging to me. I am just ready for all that smoke.

Feb 21, 2024 | myfoxzone.com | Damien Bartonek

SAN ANGELO, Texas — The 2023-24 Lake View Chiefs soccer team is 14-1 and in first place of their district halfway through their season. Last year, they finished 20-1-1 and went into the 2nd round of the UIL Soccer playoffs. While their recent success has been a testament to how hard they have worked over the last few years, it also serves as a constant sense of motivation because of where the program was before.

Feb 16, 2024 | myfoxzone.com | Damien Bartonek

SAN ANGELO, Texas — During the Indian Wars period in the late 1800s, one all-Black military unit was a foundational piece at San Angelo's Fort Concho National Historic Landmark. They were the Buffalo Soldiers and their courageous efforts earned them the nickname. Their contributions to San Angelo's development as a city have been felt throughout generations, as President of the San Angelo NAACP Sherley Spears believes their efforts have raised us all.