Haleigh Hinojosa

1 week ago | conchovalleyhomepage.com | Haleigh Hinojosa

SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) —Angelo State Universities Commercial Aviation Program is reaching new heights. Starting this fall semester, the Commercial Aviation Program will offer a helicopter pilot degree track. Scott Turner is the program director.

1 week ago | conchovalleyhomepage.com | Haleigh Hinojosa

SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — This week, members of the community helped celebrate the opening of the second Dove Creek Volunteer Fire Department station. Sontos Chavez is the chief of the Dove Creek Volunteer Fire Department. “It serves the eastern portion of our district so it’s a big deal for us to open our second station,” Chavez said. The Dove Creek VFD covers just under 300 square miles of the southwestern part of Tom Green County.

2 weeks ago | conchovalleyhomepage.com | Haleigh Hinojosa

SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — Here in San Angelo, residents are no strangers to the Texas heat. To help those in our community in need stay cool this summer, The Salvation Army is partnering with Westlake Ace Hardware for a fan drive. Jared Motl is the general manager for the Westlake Ace Hardware store on Knickerbocker Road. “It’s an awesome opportunity for us to work with our community and The Salvation Army to help those in need of some relief of the heat,” Motl said.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Haleigh Hinojosa

SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — Here in San Angelo, residents are no strangers to the Texas heat. To help those in our community in need stay cool this summer, The Salvation Army is partnering with Westlake Ace Hardware for a fan drive. Jared Motl is the general manager for the Westlake Ace Hardware store on Knickerbocker Road. “It’s an awesome opportunity for us to work with our community and The Salvation Army to help those in need of some relief of the heat,” Motl said.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Haleigh Hinojosa

SAN ANGELO, Texas (Concho Valley Homepage) — The impact of tariffs are being felt across many industries including the floral industry. Dahlias and Daises owner Rachell Vaden said she is not feeling the impacts of rising costs because she buys her blooms from local and area flower farms. “The way that my business is set up is that most of my flowers come from local growers so I personally have not felt quite as much of the effect as a lot of the local shops have,” Vaden said.