San Angelo bucket list: Annual must-attend events a west texas oasis: From world class rodeo to speed boat racing on the lake All things san angelo: a to z directory
This issue’s cover transports you into the heart of Eggemeyer’s General Store, a cherished San Angelo landmark nestled in the historic downtown district. The photo captures a vibrant display of merchandise inside the store’s original brick walls, where time seems to stand still. From vintage collectibles to modern-day treasures, Eggemeyer’s blends the old and new in perfect harmony. One of the most striking features is the classic car, parked right in the middle of the store—a nod to the store’s unique and eclectic style, symbolizing the rich history that this beloved local institution continues to preserve.
Founded decades ago, Eggemeyer’s General Store is more than just a shop; it’s a testament to the enduring spirit of small-town businesses. The historic building, with its weathered charm and old-world ambiance, creates a shopping experience that’s both nostalgic and timeless. Whether it’s for a one-of-a-kind gift, homemade candies, or a stroll through San Angelo’s past, Eggemeyer’s continues to be a cornerstone of the community, welcoming locals and visitors alike into its enchanting world.
San Angelo
RACE AND ETHNIC COMPOSITION:
Black 4.6%
Caucasian 47.6 % Hispanic 23.4%
Other: 6.37% :
TOP 10 EMPLOYERS:
Goodfellow Air Force Base 5,333
Shannon Health Systems 4,149
San Angelo ISD 1,934
Angelo State University 1,558
City of San Angelo 978
San Angelo State Supported Living Center 950
Tom Green County 670
Ethicon (Johnson & Johnson) 655
Time Clock Plus 637
Blue Cross Blue Shield 406
2024 Sources: U.S. Census Bureau National Weather Service POPULATION: 99,112 PEOPLE PER SQUARE MILE: 1,626.15
San Angelo Bucket List: Must Do Events
Certain events are annual staples in San Angelo - the gems that make living here unique and fun. Here are some of the ones that should be on any San Angelo bucket list.
SAN ANGELO STOCK SHOW
The San Angelo Stock Show was established in 1932 as an opportunity to promote Agriculture to West Texas Boys, and eventually girls. The show started with cattle and breeding sheep classes and the market shows were referred to as “fat” shows. Since then the San Angelo Livestock Show has grown to be one of the largest junior shows in the nation. This even features over 40 different contests, competitions, and events for youth including cattle, swine, sheep, goats, llamas, and rabbits; there is something for just about everyone!
Though the foundation of the show has remained the same, it has evolved into a major show production. Students from across the State of Texas compete for massive prize monies, banners, buckles, and a spot in the coveted premium sale.
Besides livestock, the show features ag speaking and mechanics contests as well as robotics competition.
SAN ANGELO RODEO
The inaugural San Angelo Rodeo was held in 1934, three years after the first “fat” stock show. Rodeo in those days differs greatly from what it is today, but one truth holds true: San Angelo hosts a rodeo.
Currently held in the Foster Communications Coliseum on the San Angelo Fairgrounds, the San Angelo Rodeo Committee is proud to offer attendees one of the best true rodeos that spectators can find today. San Angelo prides itself on offering a quality event from contestants, to stock, to production, and so on. Sure, there are some lights and smoke to make the event a true production, but what we offer is a rodeo.
Today, the San Angelo Rodeo is a PRCA and WPRA sanctioned event open to cowboys and cowgirls across the world that are members or permit holders of their respective organizations. What does it mean that we allow permit holders to participate? It means that great cowboys looking to
get their first big win get that opportunity right here, while many other rodeos only take the top end cowboys in the world standings. Everyone starts somewhere, so why not San Angelo?
The rodeo features rough stock events such as bull riding, saddle bronc riding, and bareback riding, as well as timed events like team roping, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, and women’s barrel racing.
Another unique feature of San Angelo is our crowd. West Texans love rodeo as much, if not more, than any other group of people, and they know what a good rodeo is. This is one of the only, if not only, location in the world that tie-down ropers get a louder cheer from the crowd than a bull rider. The fan base truly understands the work cowboys and cowgirls put into this career and stand behind them completely.
SIMPLY TEXAS BLUE FESTIVAL
For the past 14 years, on one Saturday in May, Oakes Street gets shut down. Lawn chairs and umbrellas are set up in the roadway as 10,000 or more people attend the Simply Texas Blues Festival. The daylong event features performances by several blues bands and solo acts competing for a chance to advance to the final round of the International Blues Challenge in Memphis.
The festival is put on by the San Angelo Blues Society, which was established to promote, teach about and preserve blues music. The organization also awards music scholarships for local musicians to attend Angelo State University
SHOWDOWN IN SAN ANGELO
The drag boat engines roar to life, drivers watching the flag before they take off, racing on the waters of Lake Nasworthy.
The race runs on a west-to-east course in a channel that allows spectators to find spots along both sides of the lake, at Spring Creek Park and Grassy Meadows.
Pro and Sportsman boats are featured in the races, some moving up to 250 mph and throwing water 50 feet in the air.
Showdown in San Angelo is now in San Angelo in June and September at Spring Creek Marina.
A STAR SPANGLED BANNER
Many communities put on big 4th of July celebrations, but A Star Spangled Banner event has the largest firework show in the area. The concert takes place at the Bill Aylor Sr. Memorial RiverStage and draws more than 25,000 people. The concert includes live music and a firework extravaganza. The concert includes a selection of patriotic music along with Fort Concho cannons firing.
Gates open for the event at noon and community band begins playing at 6:30 p.m. and fireworks at dark. General admission is free, but reserved seating is available. For more information contact joe@ hyderinteractive.com or info@dtsa.org
CONCHO KENNEL CLUB
A fun, free, annual event in San Angelo is the Concho Kennel Club’s Dog Show and Vendor Event. There are typically three separate competitions held on Saturday and Sunday the first weekend of November at the Foster Communications Coliseum.
There are hundreds of purebred dogs of any of the currently 201 AKC recognized breeds. Come cheer for your favorites. While here visit the quality Vendors’ booths and stop by the Raffle tables to take a chance at winning one of the many items. To put a smile on your face, be sure to catch the Beginner Puppy competition. The clumsy, goofy still developing 4 to 6 month old puppies get to participate as they clamber around the ring. Before you leave, stop by the Concho Kennel Club table to chat and pick up information on our activities that range from meetings, to classes with your pooch, and AKC Reunite microchipping clinics. For more information check out our website or our FaceBook page: ConchoKennelClub.com, Concho Kennel Club on Facebook, or email at: ConchoKennelClub@gmail.com
CHRISTMAS AT FORT CONCHO
Kick off the holiday season by visiting Fort Concho’s largest annual event. Held during the first full weekend in December, Christmas at Old Fort Concho transforms the fort’s forty acres and twenty-four buildings into a winter wonderland. Each day at Fort Concho visitors can experience the Winter Rendezvous, campsites with hundreds of re-enactors and period traders who bring the 1800s to life. During daylight hours the many troops on the Parade Ground will drill, ride, and shoot their weapons. The artillery demonstrations (blanks-of course) will definitely catch your attention! Inside the fort’s many original buildings, merchants and artisans from across Texas and the Southwest offer many items to start your Christmas shopping. A Food Court will offer various food options; strolling musicians and staged musical activity will keep the grounds lively, and the Children’s Areas will provide many crafts and activities free for all youngsters.
CONCHO CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION
In 1994, a Christmas Lights Walking Tour was presented to the San Angelo community in the El Paseo de Santa Angela area featuring several minor lighted scenes. In 1995 twenty-one sponsor Christmas greeting cards were added. In 1996, the opportunity to expand the event developed with a new and permanent home along River Concho Drive. The tour thus evolved from a walking tour to a driving tour.
In 1997, the Concho Christmas Celebration Opening Ceremony took place at the Bill Aylor Sr. Memorial River Stage. The ceremony featured performances by the San Angelo Community Band and student choirs from the San Angelo Independent School District. The Concho Christmas Light Tour now displayed seven major and twelve minor lighted scenes, twenty-four lighted angels, forty-six lighted decorations, thirty-six sponsor Christmas cards and over two million lights. In 1998, community radio station KCSA-97.1 FM offered holiday music through a
community radio station to enhance the experience of those driving through the tour.
The Concho Christmas Committee added new lighted scenes and accessories each year. “The Tunnel of Lights”, one of the most dramatic Concho Christmas attractions, was completed in December 2001. Hirschfeld Steel designed and fabricated the hundred foot-long tunnel which continues to be a major signature feature. Dubbed “Community Hosts,” business and volunteer groups now became actively engaged in Concho Christmas Celebration. Throughout December, the hosts serve as greeters, passing out candy canes and collecting donations from guests.
2001 featured the first “Lights of Christmas Parade”. To supplement the parade the Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony moved from the River Stage to the corner of Chadbourne Street and Concho Avenue in 2004.
By 2006, “The Twelve Days of Christmas” was declared complete
with the purchase of “Two Turtle Doves, Three French Hens, Nine Ladies Dancing, Eight Maids a Milking and the Twelve Drummers.”
Also in 2006, Concho Christmas joined forces with the San Angelo Lizards to offer a non-competitive run through the light display. The event gained popularity and was labeled “Run Rudolph Run.”
Another partnership blossomed as First Christian Church offered a live nativity scene presentation during three weekends in 2007. During that same year, community radio station KCSA 95.7 FM, which had been airing holiday music, expanded into year-round programming (now KCSA 97.1 FM) broadcasting music of the 1950’s as well as community concerts provided by the San Angelo Symphony and the Angelo State University Chorus.
Today, the Concho Christmas Tour of Lights is a 2.5-mile drive along the banks of the Concho River and lit by over three million lights. Visitors remark that lights reflecting on the river appear to duplicate the amazing displays.
Presently, Concho Christmas Celebration has become a cherished tradition with locals and visitors alike. conchokennelclub.com
Annual AKC Dog Show
CGC Classes and Testing S.T.A.R. Puppy Classes
Microchipping Through AKC Reunite
October 5, 2024 | 7 PM
The Murphey Performance Hall
FEATURING FREDRICK MOYER, PIAN IST
CONCERT SPONSOR: MRS. ELTA JOYCE MCAFEE AND TITLE ORCHESTRA SPONSOR, MR. J. MARK MCLAUGHLIN
GUEST ARTIST SPONSORS: MR. DON & MRS. BETTE ALLISON
a spooktacular symphony
november 2, 2024 | 7 PM
The Murphey Performance Hall
FEATURING MAGICIAN, DAVID HIRA a diamond jubilee
CONCERT SPONSOR: THE ART AND EVA CAMUÑEZ TUCKER FOUNDATION
december 7, 2024 | 7 PM
The Murphey Performance Hall
FEATURING MR. JON DIRK ROSS, SOLOIST, AND MR. SIMON & MRS. MARGARET PFEIL, SOLOISTS
CONCERT SPONSORS: DR. DALE & MRS. ELLEN MCDONALD
GUEST ARTIST SPONSOR: MR. DAVID HIRSCHFELD a star-studded jubilee
february 1, 2025 | 7 PM
The Murphey Performance Hall
FEATURING GUEST ARTIST, BÁRBARA PADIL LA
CONCERT SPONSORS: MR. RICHARD & MRS. BETTY MAYER
first financial bank family pops concert
march 29, 2025 | 7:30 PM angelo state university junell center
FEATURING BROADWAY VOCALISTS, LAKISHA JONES, HUGH PANARO, AND SCARLETT STRALLEN
CONCERT SPONSOR: FIRST FINANCIAL BANK
GUEST ARTIST SPONSORS: MR. LEE & MRS. CANDYCE PFLUGER
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ARock Beauty & Wellness, a leading name in the beauty and wellness industry, proudly marks its 8-year anniversary. Since its inception in 2016 as ARock Salon, the company has been dedicated to providing exceptional beauty services. Over the years, ARock has transitioned to ARock Beauty & Wellness, earning a stellar reputation for its commitment to innovation, quality, and creating transformative experiences for its clients.
ARock’s journey began with a vision to redefine the beauty service landscape by offering cutting-edge hair and beauty treatments. Over the years, the salon has consistently delivered on this vision, establishing itself as a hub of style and beauty. The team of highly skilled and creative professionals at ARock are known for pushing boundaries and staying up-to-date with the latest trends and techniques. This relentless pursuit of innovation ensures that every client who steps into the salon receives personalized, on-trend, and tailored services that exceed expectations.
The salon offers a wide array of services designed to cater to diverse tastes and preferences. Clients can choose from precision haircuts, vibrant hair coloring, luxurious
spa treatments, and flawless makeup applications.
Additionally, ARock now offers medical aesthetics, including tattoo and laser hair removal, laser treatments, Botox, fillers, permanent makeup (PMU), body contouring, and more. Each service is meticulously designed to enhance natural beauty and boost confidence. ARock’s commitment to excellence is evident in every aspect of its service delivery, from the initial consultation to the final look. Beyond its exceptional services, ARock is renowned for its warm and inviting atmosphere. The moment clients enter the salon, they are greeted by friendly and professional staff members who are dedicated to making every visit memorable. This commitment to customer satisfaction and attention to detail has fostered a loyal clientele who return time and again for their beauty needs.
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As ARock celebrates its 8-year anniversary, it stands as a symbol of resilience and success. The salon’s unwavering dedication to delivering outstanding services and adapting to evolving trends has solidified its position as a trusted destination for beauty and wellness enthusiasts. Over the years, ARock has continually evolved, embracing new techniques and expanding its offerings to meet the changing needs of its clients. This adaptability and forwardthinking approach have been key to its sustained success and growth.
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Lone Star Barber Parlor 2839 S. College Hills Blvd. 227-4919
Man Cave Haircuts 4202 Sherwood Way 949-5561
Miller’s Family Barber Shop
628 S. Bell St. 655-1886
Mmm-Designs
28 W. Concho Ave. 245-8730
On Point Haircuts 4469 S. Chadbourne St. 500-1450
Southside Kutz Barber Shop 1812 W. Ave. N, 812-2920
Angelo community and is proud to serve clients from the surrounding areas. The salon’s commitment to excellence and community involvement has made it a beloved institution in the region. ARock’s success is a reflection of the hard work and dedication of its team, the loyalty of its clients, and the supportive community that has embraced it over the years.
For more information about ARock Beauty & Wellness and its services, visit ARock Beauty Wellness on Facebook or follow Autumn Brockman on Facebook. Stay updated on the latest trends, promotions, and beauty tips from ARock by connecting with them on social media.
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As ARock commemorates its 8-year milestone, it looks forward to many more years of serving the beauty needs of the San Angelo community and beyond. With a steadfast commitment to excellence, innovation, and customer satisfaction, ARock is poised to remain a cornerstone of the beauty and wellness industry for years to come.
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AR Beauty Bar 10 E. Concho Ave. 617-5289
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Blonde & Co. 2412 College Hills Blvd. #108 617-4462
Cabello West Salon 1401 W. Beauregard Ave.
Cerina’s Hair Salon 3154 Paint Rock Rd. 234-5122
Color Me Crazy 2815 N. Chadbourne St. 227-6992
Cosmic Hair Lounge 15 N. Tyler St. St. B, 234-2490
Couture Lash Studio & Academy
220 N. Chadbourne St. #B 482-9311
Cross Cuts Family Hair Shop 317 N. Milton, 655-6438
DiversityCity Salon 225 W. Beauregard Ave. 284-9552.
Exclusive 2218 Sherwood Way 716-8946
Extension Hair & Nail Salon 3010 W. Beauregard Ave. 942-1269
Firefly Salon & Spa 1806 Freeland Ave. 657-0738
Great Clips 2009 Knickerbocker Rd. 617-5258
Hair Center
3001 W. Beauregard Ave. 944-7030
Hairport
4238 Sherwood Way, #2 944-9752
Javaun’s Hair Studio
410 W. Concho Ave. 656-5650
Locker Room Haircuts
5789 Sherwood Way 227-6786
Look Styling Salon 1802 Pecos St. 481-0126
MD Beauty Salon
13 E. Beauregard Ave. 939-1113
New Image
2221 W. Ave N. 225-2255
Posh Salon 1018 Colorado Ave. 227-4929
Pro Cuts
4524 Sherwood Way 944-4526
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Revive Salon & Spa
2017 S. Chadbourne St. 212-6695
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SmartStyle Hair Salon 5501 Sherwood Way 949-7349
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Southern Edge Beauty Salon 225 N. Main St. 703-6460
Super Cuts
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The Silo Salon 3224 College Hills Blvd. 227-4020
Total Image 3608 Sherwood Way, 944-8100
Touch of Europe 80 Hassell St. 949-3637
Trendsetters Salon 2201 W. Beauregard Ave. 944-9700
Unique Image Hair Salon 128 W. Ave. N 658-7808
Urban Glo San Angelo 25 W. Beauregard Ave. 262-6040
Urbana Salon 1606 W. Beauregard 210-410-9362
Wanderlove Salon 2613 Johnson St. 285-1985
Ward & Company 2015 Knickerbocker Rd. 949-9273
Work of Art Hair Designs 2843 Southwest Blvd. 944-4025
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COSMETICS
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Merle Norman Cosmetics Studio 5028 Knickerbocker Rd. #B 227-6754
DAY SPA
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Palladian Day Spa 3013 Knickerbocker Rd. 944-2081
Reflections Day Spa 4341 Southwest Blvd. 944-9885
Tilly & Mint/Spa & Apothecary 1501 S. Bryant Blvd. 617-4059
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Secret Vineyard Spa 19 S. Park St. 213-7013
MEDICAL SPA
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NAIL SALON
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Avalon Nails & Spa 5769 Knickerbocker Rd. 944-8200
De Nails Spa 2112 W. Beauregard Ave. 949-0011
Deluxe Nails & Spa 3315 Sherwood Way #108 227-4828
Elegant Nails & Hair 36 E. Twohig Ave. 617-4506
Fancy Nails 3359 Knickerbocker Rd. 947-3622
Galaxy Nails Spa 4209 Sunset Dr. 703-6061
InStyle Nails & Spa 613 W. 29th St. 655-4455
Kim Le’s Nails 4528 Sherwood Way 949-1116
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Pronails 3546 Sherwood Way 947-0470
Qute Nail’s & Spa 4541 Sherwood Way 949-3195
Rock Star Nails & Spa 2825 Sherwood Way #200 617-5301
Sky Nails 2434 Sherwood Way 227-4427
Top Nails
3568 Knickerbocker Rd. 223-1749
Venus Nails & Spa 3109 Knickerbocker Rd. 617-2618
VIP Nail Salon 2011 Knickerbocker Rd. 223-8888
WELLNESS SPA
Mandala Den 113 E. Concho Ave. #200 226-2423
A Year of Transformation at San Angelo First Church of the Nazarene
When Pastor Brad Griffin stepped into the role of lead pastor at San Angelo First Church of the Nazarene in August 2023, he not only came home to his home church but he hoped to bring with him not just a passion for the Word, but a heart deeply attuned to the Holy Spirit. Over the past year, the congregation has witnessed a transformation, characterized by both spiritual renewal and community engagement.
From his first Sunday, Pastor Brad’s vision was clear: to see the church thrive not just within its walls but also in the broader community of San Angelo. His messages, filled with warmth and conviction, resonated with both long-time members and newcomers alike. But it wasn’t just his words that ignited change—it was the evident movement of the Holy Spirit among the people.
As the weeks turned into months, there was a shift in the air. Worship services became more vibrant, with a renewed sense of purpose and expectation. Congregants reported feeling more connected to one another and more inspired in their personal walks with Christ. The church, which had been steady for years, began to see growth as new families joined, drawn by the genuine love and sense of community they found at San Angelo First.
This growth was not limited to Sunday mornings. The church turned its focus outward, to see San Angelo not just as a place to live, but as a mission field. The church’s primary focus has been its partnership with McGill Elementary School. Recognizing a need within the school, the congregation adopted McGill Elementary as a ministry focus. They committed to loving and supporting the students, teachers, and staff in tangible ways. From providing school supplies and backpacks (96 to be precise) to hosting appreciation events for the teachers, the church has made it clear that McGill Elementary is not just a project—it’s a part of their family.
It’s impossible to talk about the past year at San Angelo First without mentioning the work of the Holy Spirit. There’s a sense of anticipation in the air, a feeling that God is doing something new and powerful in this place. Testimonies of healing, both physical and emotional, have become more common. Small groups have seen deeper connections form, and prayer meetings are filled with earnest intercession.
The congregation is united in its mission (Matthew 28:19-20) and its vision to “be a faithful church, trusting in God’s Word, equipping us to reach people with the love of Jesus.”. This, along
with the undeniable presence of the Holy Spirit is driving the church. As they look ahead, there’s a collective excitement about what God has in store for the future. San Angelo First Church of the Nazarene is no longer just a building on a street corner—it’s a beacon of hope and love in the community, shining brightly for all to see.
As they celebrate this first year under Pastor Brad’s guidance, the members of San Angelo First Church of the Nazarene are filled with gratitude. The journey has only just begun, and there’s a shared belief that the best is yet to come. With a foundation built on faith, love, and the movement of the Holy Spirit, this church is poised to continue making a profound impact in San Angelo and beyond.
3354 West Beauregard
San Angelo, TX | 76904
Oflice: (325) 617-4633 |
Website: www.safcn.church
Facebook: San Angelo First Church of the Nazarene
"Our vision is to be a faithful church, trusting in God's Word, equipping us to reach people with the love of Jesus."
Sunday Morning: Worship Gathering at 10:30am Wednesday Nights: Bible Study and Youth Group at 6:30pm
3354 W Beauregard / 325-617-4633 / www safcn church
10:30 Service and Bible Study is live streamed & recorded
School: 12 Months ~ 12th Grade
www.trinityschoolsa.com
E-Mail: trinityschool@tlcsanangelo.com
We are a Christian congregation where believers of all ages and backgrounds are united in their belief that God loves all people and wants to have a life with them through faith in Jesus.
God’s everlasting love for us that is found in the death and resurrection of Jesus is preached and taught among us each Sunday and on other days throughout the year in worship and Bible study. We gather together to hear of God’s mercy and forgiveness; to lay our burdens before him in prayer, to thank him for all his blessings and tender mercies; and to encourage one another in our faith.
Members of the congregation have a strong desire to share with families of the community, the same love, forgiveness, peace, and hope found in Jesus through the ministry of our school; open to all.
We would love for you to become part of our church and school family and join us in sharing the love of Christ with our neighbors here in San Angelo and indeed, throughout the world.
CHURCHES
ANGLICAN
Anglican Church of the Good Shepherd: 949-6260, 3355 W. Beauregard Blvd., anglicancgs. com
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Bethel Assembly of God 949- 6841, 1902 Childress St. bethelsanangelo.com
Centro Cristiano Emmanuel 655-6039. 2100 S. Hill St. ccemanuel.org
Cross Road Assembly of God 653-5231, 301 N. Marie St.
Evangel Temple Assembly 949-1033, 201 N. Campus Blvd.
First Assembly of God 942-8519, 1442 Edmund Blvd. sanangelofirst.org.
New Mount of Olives Assembly of God 658-6959, 1108 Shiloh
Solid Rock Church 653-6696, 530 W. Avenue T.
Templo Jerusalem Assembly of God 655-2706, 1819 Volney St.
Word of Life Assembly of God 651-7392, 5173 S. Bryant Blvd.
BAPTIST
Antioch First Missionary Baptist Church 653-3215, 301 W. 23rd.
Belmore Baptist Church 651-4661, 1214 S. Bell St. belmorebaptist.net.
Berean Baptist Church 213-0267, 8151 N. U.S. Highway 87 Bereanchurchtx.com.
Calvary Baptist Church 653-4314, 2321 Armstrong St. cbcsanangelo.com
Christian Fellowship Baptist Church 659-4592, 211 W. 17th St. cfbcsa.org
College Hills Baptist Church 949-5788, 2102 Johnson Ave. collegehillsbc.org.
Edmund Boulevard Baptist Church
944-2662, 1405 Edmund Blvd. ebbchurch.org.
First Baptist Church 655- 4101, 37 E. Harris Ave. firstsanangelo.org
Galilee Missionary Baptist Church 655-1328, 721 W. 19th St. galileesatx.com.
Gethsemane Missionary Baptist Church 655-0777, Martin Luther King Blvd.
Glen Meadows Baptist Church 942-6601, 6002 Knickerbocker Rd. gmbc.org.
Grace Temple Baptist Church 949-0713, 105 Guthrie St. gtministriesbc.com
Grape Creek Baptist Church 653-8761, 9781 Creek Rd. grapecreekbc.com
Harriett Baptist Church 655-3537, 7626 N. U.S. Hwy 67. harriettbaptist.com
Harris Avenue Baptist Church 655-4443. 1026 E. Harris Ave. harrisbc.com
Harvest Baptist Church 658-7880, 2021 Austin St. hbcsanangelo.com
Heartland Baptist Church 949-3003, 2600 Chestnut St.
Iglesia Bautista Oriente 658-8894, 26 E Ave G
Immanuel Baptist Church 653-3361, 90 E. 14th St. lbcfam.org
Korean Church of San Angelo 651-9043, 1328 S. Bell St.
Northridge Baptist Church 655-4284, 2447 W. FM 2105 nbc.sanangelo
Oasis Baptist Church 653- 5699, 306 E. 39th St. oasissatx.com
PaulAnn Baptist Church 655-7552, 2531 Smith Blvd. paulann.org.
Primera Church 655-7515, 23 W. Ave J. primerachurch.org.
Providence Baptist Church 655-9319, 810 Austin St. Providencesanangelo.org
St. Paul Baptist Church 655-3498, 1011 Martin Luther King Blvd. stpaulbaptistsatx.com
Segunda Iglesia Bautista 653-223-9538, 2600 Chestnut
Southland Baptist Church 949-9633, 4300 Meadowcreek Trail Southlandbaptist.org.
Sovereign Grace Baptist Church 261-3071, 1502 N. Magdalen Sovereigngracebaptistchurchsa.com
The Heights Baptist Church 224-8222, 4512 Sherwood Way theheightsonline.org.
West Side Baptist Church 944-1423, 3980 W. Houston Harte Expy.
BIBLE
Angelo Bible Church 949-9679, 3506 Sherwood Way angelobiblechurch.org
Lake View Bible Church 655-9717, 4825 Grape Creek Rd.
lakeviewbiblechurch.com
CATHOLIC
Catholic Diocese of San Angelo 651-7500, 804 Ford St. sanangelodiocese.org.
Holy Angels Catholic Church 949-3308, 2309 A & M Ave. holyangels sanangelo.org.
Sacred Heart Cathedral 658-6567, 20 E. Beauregard Blvd.
St. Ambrose Catholic Church 651-7551, 8602 Loop 570, Wall, TX. saint.ambrose.org
St. Joseph Catholic Church: 653-5006, 301 W. 17th St. stjosephsanangelo.org
St. Margaret’s Catholic Church 651-4633, 2619 Era St. stmargaretsa.org.
St. Marys Catholic Church 655-6278, 11 W. Avenue N. sastmarys.org
CHURCH OF CHRIST
9th and Main Church of Christ 653-4642, 901 N. Main St. 9thandmaincoc.org
19th Street Church of Christ 653-7996, 86 E. 19th St. 19thstreetchurchofchrist.com
Chadbourne North Church Of Christ 655-3640, 3216 N. Chadbourne St. Church-of-christ.net
Green Meadow Church of Christ 224-2848, 3438 Green Meadow Dr.
Johnson St. Church of Christ 949-3701, 2200 Johnson St. johnsonstreetchurch.org
San Angelo
San Angelo, Texas, offers a rich diversity of churches that reflect the community’s cultural and spiritual heritage. From historic steepled buildings to modern places of worship, the city welcomes all faiths and denominations. Whether you’re drawn to traditional cathedrals, lively congregations, or smaller faith communities, San Angelo’s churches serve as both places of worship and hubs for community engagement, fostering a welcoming atmosphere for all.
Lillie Street Church of Christ 655-5260, 902 W. 19th St.
Northside Church of Christ 653-4034, 19 E. 29th St.
Southgate Church of Christ 651-8122, 528 Country Club Rd. southgatecofc.com
West Angelo Church of Christ 949-7579, 3200 San Antonio St. westangelo.com
CHURCH OF GOD
Miracle Temple Church of God 486-9877, 1721 Ellis St. mtcogicsa.org
New Jerusalem COGIC 655-6180, 1515 N. Chadbourne St.
CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 855-474- 0101, 2815 Christoval Rd.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints 949- 0740, 4475 Southwest Blvd.
COMMUNITY
The Life Church of San Angelo 224-2900, 3301 TLC Way
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST
Community Hills Christian Church 949-7517, 3309 Knickerbocker Rd. chccsanangelo.org
First Christian Church of Disciples of Christ 653- 4523, 29 N. Oakes. fccsanangelo.org
EPISCOPAL
Emmanuel Episcopal Church 653-2446, Randolph & Harris. emmanuel-sa.org
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd 659-3800, 720 S. Abe st. ecgssanangelo.org
FAMILY INTEGRATED
Open Door Family Fellowship 650-3523, 1410 N. Garfield St. opendoorfamilyship.com
FOURSQUARE
Parkside Community Church 223-0521, 3024 Freeland Rd. parksidecommunityfoursquarechurch.org
FULL GOSPEL
Full Gospel Assembly Church 949-8045, 1117 Alexander St.
New Birth Full Gospel Assembly 655-8805, 3920 Bowie St.
GREEK ORTHODOX
Assumption of the Virgin Mary Orthodox Church 942-1340, 801 Montecito Dr. orthodoxsanangelo.org
LUTHERAN
Calvary Lutheran Church 944-1116, 3231 S. College Hills Blvd. calvary.org.
Christ Lutheran Church ELCA 949-3321, 3417 Sherwood Way
Trinity Lutheran San Angelo 944-8660, 3536 Lutheran Way trinitysanangelo.com
METHODIST
First Methodist Church 655-8981, 37 E. Beauregard (corner of Oakes downtown) firstmethodist.net
Lakeview United Methodist Church 653-2845, 263 E. 40th St.
Sierra Vista United Methodist Church 944-4041, 4522 S. College Hills Blvd. sierravista.org.
St. Luke United Methodist Church
949-1545, 2781 W. Avenue N. stluke-sanangelo.org.
Wesley United Methodist Church 653-9028, 301 W. 18th St. dblpsanangelo.org
NAZARENE
First Church of the Nazarene 617-4633, 3354 W. Beauregard Blvd. safcn.church
NONDENOMINATIONAL/ INTERDENOMINATIONAL
Bible Way Ministries 374- 7110, 2103 Shelton Dr. sanangelobibleway.com
Celebration Church 716-1636, 2639 Sunset Dr. celebrationchurchlive.com.
Christian Church of San Angelo 655-3089, 4064 S. Bryant Blvd. christianchurchsanangelo.com
Christian House of Prayer 653-0418, 333 W. Avenue C. chop-sa.org
CrossPoints Fellowship Church 650-0954, 4210 Coliseum Dr.
Freedom Fellowship 227-4121, 342 S. Chadbourne St. freedomfellowship.us.
Kingdom Life Church 659-1667, 400 E. 41st.
San Angelo Cowboy Church 655-4636, 4015 N. Chadbourne St. Sanangelocowboychurch.com
Trinity Fellowship Church 949-2534, 3838 Arden Rd. tfcsa.com
Victory Christian Center 942- 7520, 1620 Sunset Dr. vccsadev.snappages.site
Victory Temple 655-6636, 1526 S. Irving St.
Wall Brethren Church 651-4444, 7921 Loop 570, Wall TX. wallbrethren.net
PENTECOSTAL
Church of Pentecost 944-2977, 2028 Edmund Blvd. copsanangelo.com.
San Angelo Apostolic Church 450- 0506, 401 S. Bell. sanangeloapostolicchurch.com
PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbyterian Church 655-5694, 32 N. Irving St. fpcsanangelo.org
Nazareth Presbyterian Church 658-1922, 3221 W. Ave. N.
St. Mark Presbyterian Church 949-1515, 2506 Johnson St.
St. Paul Presbyterian Church 653-5694, 11 N. Park St. stpaulsanagnelo.org
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
Seventh Day Adventist Church 653-4132, 110 E. 18th St.
Spanish Seventh Day Adventist 481-0885, 302 W. 18th St.
UNITY
Unity of San Angelo 651-6830, 5237 S. Bryant Blvd. unitysanangelo.org
The Story of Roosters: A Legacy of Flavor and Community
Roosters Chicken N Ro-Jo’s
the San Angelo community
history deeply rooted in
Special to Grace Media
The story begins with a humble chicken recipe created by Rusty Roosters, however, began years met in the late 70’s.
At the time, Rusty was working Original KFC, while Sherry had married and began their family, leave the bank and prepare for after, the local KFC franchise sold for a period of time to help ensure
In the years that followed, second child was born in 1987, to attend bible college at Christ Dallas, Texas. Despite initial reservations from family (and a newly purchased and God answered. It was that home and enroll at CFNI. They later knowing there was a calling people. They returned to San Angelo pastors at Word of Life Assembly
By the late 1990s, they ventured working at a tire repair shop on in construction. At the same time, Bank doing what their family has always been known for – making a difference.
Plus a throw-back menu item well-loved by the community… we know them as San Angelo’s only Ro-Jo’s!
Roosters stands to this day as a testament to their journey—built on faith, family, and a commitment to serving their community. With quality food and genuine hospitality, the restaurant continues to be a local favorite. They serve up delicious meals and maintain their roots as a family-run business. They truly believe that San Angelo is “Something To Crow About!”
Visit Roosters Today! Located at 1514 Pulliam Street, San Angelo, Texas 76903, Roosters offers a mouth-watering menu that includes their signature breaded chicken, Ro-Jo’s (a Rooster’s trademarked product), family recipes, hearty sandwiches, sides and daily specials. Whether you’re craving classic comfort food or something with a modern twist, Roosters has something for everyone. You can explore their full menu on their website: www.RoostersRojos.com.
Come by and experience the Roosters tradition for yourself, here great food meets great community!
Drei Bruder 570 Smith Blvd, 234-5561; Wednesday - Saturday 7:00 AM - 2:00 PM; Sunday 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM; Monday & Tuesday Closed.
DunBar East Restaurant 1728 Pulliam, 655-8780; Daily 6:00 AM - 9:00 PM.
El Paisano Restaurant 1406 S. Chadbourne St. 659-8529; Sunday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM; Monday 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM; Tuesday - Friday 10:00 AM - 9:00 PM; Sunday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM.
El Paisano Restaurant 2902 Sherwood Way, 617-4269; Monday 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM; Tuesday - Friday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM Saturday 8:00 AM - 9:00 PM; Sunday 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM.
El Primo Tortilleria 918 N. Chadbourne St. 617-2841; Tuesday - Saturday 6:00 AM - 6:00 PM; Sunday 6:00 AM - 4:00 PM; Monday Closed.
El Rincon De San MIguel: 2605 N. Chadbourne, 617-4609; Monday & Tuesday 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM; Tuesday 11:00 AM - 3:00 PM; Wednesday Closed; Thursday 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM; Friday & Saturday 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM; Sunday 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM.
Fernandez Restaurant 817 N. Chadbourne St. 655-6771; Tuesday - Thursday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM; Friday 11:00 AM - 7:00 PM; Saturday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM; Sunday & Monday Closed.
Flemings Family Diner 2105 Knickerbocker Rd., 617-5986; Monday - Saturday 6:00 AM - 2:00 PM Sunday Closed.
Franco’s Cafe 2218 N. Martin Luther King, 653-8010; Monday - Friday 10:30 AM - 9:00 PM; Saturday 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM; Sunday 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM.
Fuentes Cafe Downtown: 101 S. Chadbourne St. 658-2430. Monday - Thursday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM; Friday & Saturday 11:00 am - 10:00 pm; Sunday Closed.
Old Central Firehouse Pizzeria and Taproom 200A S. Magdalen, 227-6770; Tuesday - Thursday 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM; Friday & Saturday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM Sunday 11:30 AM - 5:30 PM.
Olive Garden 4399 W. Houston Harte, 949-0427; Sunday - Thursday 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM; Friday & Saturday 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM.
Outback Steakhouse 4505 Sherwood Way, 224-2796; Monday - Thursday 11:00 AM - 10:00 PM; Friday & Saturday 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM; Sunday 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM.
Trinity has been providing a Christ-Centered education to parents who value a Christian education for their children.
This year, Trinity will serve the community by offering a Christ-Centered education to students 12 months old12th grade. Trinity has always valued the importance of building relationships with students and their families. Small class size, frequent parent-teacher communication, and opportunity for parental involvement help build those relationships. Teachers, like parents, have high expectations for their students and encourage them to excel. We want them equipped to handle whatever challenges confront them in the future. We strive to integrate the faith into all we do – memorizing Bible verses, attending worship, praying, encouraging and supporting one another.
We believe each student is blessed with gifts and abilities, we treasure the opportunity to work with parents to help students discover theirs. Instruction in core subject areas occurs each morning with fine arts, foreign language, and
physical education each afternoon. Bible Study, prayer and worship are part of each student’s daily activities. Teachers use the most current technology to facilitate learning, including interactive display boards, 3D printing, VR sets, robotics, and interactive projector activities. High school students attend core academic classes until 1:00, with the option of electives and dual credit classes in the afternoon. Students may participate in individual sports, team sports, and/or e-sports.
We look forward to next year and the new challenges and opportunities it will bring. Trinity Lutheran School is located at 3516 Lutheran Way. Our phone number is 325-947-1275. Our website is trinityschoolsa.com. You can visit us at facebook. com/tlssa. The email address for Principal Ron Fritsche is ron@tlcsanangelo.com. Tours are given by appointment.
CHILDCARE-DAYCARE CENTERS & PRESCHOOLS
Blu Learning Academy 617-4350, 1823 Freeland.
Claudia’s Creative Childcare Centers, LLC
18 months to 12 Years Old 653-0825, 1301 Kenwood Dr.
Early Redwine Child Care Center
6 weeks to 5 Years Old 325-777-0035, 5191 S. Bryant Blvd.
Gingerbread House
18 months to Kindergarten 653-3972, 1311 Austin St.
Grace Temple Child Development Center
20 months through Pre-Kindergarten, AfterSchool Kindergarten through 12 Years Old. 942-0576, 105 Guthrie St.
Great Beginnings Academy
Pre-Kindergarten to 5th Grade 374-6589, 2408 College Hills Blvd.
Harris Avenue Baptist Church Daycare Newborn to Pre-School 658-9184, 1026 E. Harris Ave.
Joy School at Glen Meadows Baptist Church 12 months to Kindergarten 947-1638, 6002 Knickerbocker Rd.
Kidz Are Us Learning Center Newborn to 2 ½ Years Old 944-2900, 4424 Blue Ridge Trail.
Kountry Tyme Academy Infant to 12 Years Old 617-5713, 3866 W. Houston Harte Expy.
Little Bears Family Child Care
325-244-0001, 1477 Shahan Rd.
Little Coconuts Learning Center
Newborn to 12 Years Old 212-2151, 1716 Sunset Dr.
Little Folks Dude Ranch
18 Months to 12 Years Old 655-1551, 1200 N. Jefferson St.
Little Hands Mother’s Day Out 18 Months to 5 Years Old 655-9717, 4825 Grape Creek Rd.
Little Rascals Clubhouse 6 weeks to 12 Years Old 944-0721, 2216 W. Avenue M.
Pumpkin Patch Pre-School
6 Weeks to 5 Years Old 947-1113, 3302 Green Meadow Dr.
San Angelo Early Childhood Center
7 Weeks to 5 Years Old 653-1825, 619 Julian St.
Santa Rita Learning Academy Infant to School Age 655-4756, 1623 Kenwood Dr.
Sierra Vista Child Development Center
Pre-School to First Grade 944-2075, 4522 College Hills Blvd.
Southland Child Development Center
3 months and up 949-9633, 4300 Meadowcreek Tr.
Southwest Children’s Academy
6 Weeks to 12 Years Old 944-1110, 3434 Green Meadow Dr.
Sunshine School
2 Years to 5 Years Old 949-2832, 2200 Johnson St.
Trinity Lutheran Early Childhood Center
18 Months to 5 Years Old 947-1148, 3516 Lutheran Way
YMCA Little Explorer’s PreSchool and Child Development Center
Ages 3 Years to 5 Years Old 617-4986, 2833 College Hills Blvd.
YMCA
After School Only & Summer Camp 655-9106, 353 S. Randolph.
Young Scholars Academy
18 Months to 12 Years Old 659-1420, 2006 Pulliam St.
Little Coconuts Learning Center
Director: Shannon Hill
SCHOOLS & LIBRARIES
San Angelo offers a variety of public and private educational resources for all ages of learners. Institutions cooperate to offer a “seamless” education from PreKindergarten through college, and continuing education extends the city’s offerings to older adults as well. Various schools offer both vocational training and personal growth.
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITIES
Angelo State University 2601 W. Avenue N, 942-2555. angelo.edu.
Howard College San Angelo 3501 N. US Hwy. 67, 481-8300. howardcollege.edu.
Texas College of Cosmetology 3504 Knickerbocker Rd. 6592622. texascollegecosmetology.com.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
San Angelo Independent School District 1621 University Ave. 947-3700 saisd.org.
Superintendent: Dr. Christopher Moran, 947-3838 ext. 764.
Director of Transportation: Lee Livingston, 659-3608.
ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
Belaire Elementary School 700 Stephens St. 659-3639.
Bonham Elementary School 4630 Southland Blvd. 947-3917.
Bowie Elementary School 3700 Forest Trail, 947-3921.
Bradford Elementary School 2302 Bradford St. 659-3645.
Crockett Elementary School 2104 Johnson St. 947-3925.
Fannin Elementary School 1702 Wilson St. 947-3930.
Fort Concho Elementary School 310 E. Washington St. 659-3654.
Glenmore Elementary School 323 Penrose St. 659-3657.
Golaid Elementary School 120 E. 39th St. 659-3660.
Holiman Elementary School 1900 Ricks Dr. 659-3663.
Lamar Elementary School 3444 School House Rd. 6473900.
McGill Elementary School 201 Millspaugh Dr. 947-3934.
Reagan Elementary School 1600 Volney St. 659-3666.
San Jacinto Elementary School 800 Spaulding, 659-3675.
Santa Rita Elementary School 615 S. Madison, 659-3672.
MIDDLE SCHOOLS
Glenn Middle School 2201 University Dr. 947-3841.
Lincoln Middle School 2500 Sherwood Way, 947-3871.
Lone Star Middle School 2500 Sherwood Way, 947-3871.
HIGH SCHOOLS
Central High School 655 Caddo St. 659-3400.
Lake View High School 900 E. 43rd St. 659-3500.
PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Ambleside Concho Valley 207 N. Main St. 617-2146. amblesideconchovalley.org
Angelo Catholic School 2315 A & M St. 947-1747. angelocatholic.org
Cornerstone Christian School 1502 N. Jefferson St. 655-3439. ccs-sanangelo.com
Potter’s Hand Christian School 342 S. Chadboourne, 234-6989. pottershandsanangelo.com
San Angelo Christian Academy 518 Country Club Rd. 651-8363. sanangelochristianacademy.org
Trinity Lutheran School 3516 Lutheran Way, 947-1275. trinityschoolsa.com
Tradition Meets Trend in Historic San Angelo
In the heart of Historic Downtown San Angelo, nestled within the walls of the old Ark Light Building on the corner of Concho and Chadbourne, Heritage Haus Clocks and Gifts stands as a testament to time, tradition, and the charm of small-town commerce.
Established in 1985, this family-owned gem has evolved from a humble clock shop into a beacon of illuminationv as the sole lighting store in San Angelo.
Mary Ann Corley and Martin Valis, the dynamic duo at the helm, have transformed Heritage Haus into a multifaceted emporium. No longer confined to only the ticking realm, the shop now boasts an impressive selection of lighting fixtures, proudly distinguishing itself as the go-to destination for quality ceiling fans in the area.
The heartbeat of Heritage Haus is its dedication to the timeless craft of clockmaking. Specializing in both the sale and meticulous repair of clocks, Mary Ann and Martin have honed their skills, becoming artisans of horology. Their expertise extends beyond the conventional, encompassing a diverse range of timepieces from renowned brands such as Howard Miller and Rhythym
Small World Clocks. Whether you’re in search of a majestic floor clock, an elegant wall clock, an oversized statement piece, a charming mantel clock, a versatile table clock, or even a weather and maintime instrument, Heritage Haus has it all.
As the only lighting store in town, Heritage Haus takes pride in offering not just any ceiling fan but the quality – Casablanca Ceiling Fan. No more settling for wobbly, discount store fans; step into Heritage Haus today and discover why your next fan should be a Casablanca. Beyond
timekeeping and cooling breezes, Heritage Haus is a haven for those seeking the perfect gift. Navigating through the store, visitors are greeted by an array of treasures catering to the discerning taste of the “Hard to shop for.” From the mesmerizing Galileo Thermometers to exquisite jewelry boxes and the rustic allure of mesquite products, Heritage Haus unveils a world of thoughtful and unique gift options.
The charm of Heritage Haus lies not only in its diverse offerings but also in the warm embrace of customer service that Mary Ann and Martin extend. With a passion for their trade and a wealth of knowledge, they stand ready to answer questions, make repairs, and guide customers through the enchanting variety of clocks, fans, and gifts. In the heart of San Angelo, Heritage Haus Clocks and Gifts beckons to those who appreciate the artistry of time, the allure of quality lighting, and the joy of finding that perfect, elusive gift. Step into this time-honored establishment, where every tick of the clock resonates with the spirit of heritage and the promise of timeless elegance.
Beauty
ARock Salon
28 W. Concho Ave. 277-4882
Blossom Wax Bar & Aesthetics 9 W. Beauregard Ave. 500-5383
Coulture Lash Studio
220 N. Chadbourne St. 482-9311
DiverCity Salon
225 W. Beauregard Ave. 284-9552
Golden Hour Beauty Bar Boutique
322 N. Chadbourne St. 617-2709
Mandala Den Mind & Body Wellness
113 E. Concho, Suite 200, 226-2423
Urban Glo
25 W. Beauregard Ave. 262-6040
Yepitsa Hair Salon & Tattoo Studio
113 E. Concho St, Suite 180, 315-7894
Dining
333 Restaurant & Saloon 333 Rio Concho Dr. 653-4500
Angry Cactus
1 W. Concho Ave. 703-6999,
Fuentes Cafe Downtown 101 S. Chadbourne Ave. 658-2430
Grind Coffee & Cafe
220A N. Chadbourne St. 655-4968
Hampton’s Kitchen and Catering 401 Rio Concho Dr. 655-1480
Helen’s Bistro & Bakery 33 W. Beauregard Ave. 212-8255
Luigi’s 421 S. Chadbourne St. 617-5169
Mesquite Bean Cafe 36 E. Twohig #105 617-2078
Miss Hattie’s Restaurant and Cathouse Lounge 26 E. Concho Ave. 653-0570
Old Central Firehouse & Taproom
200 S. Magdalen St. 227-6710
Plateau Brewery
214 S. Chadbourne St.
Twisted Root Burger Co.
333 S. Chadbourne St. 653-7668
Urban Salt Kitchen & Bar 23 W. Beauregard Ave. 6174525.
AAA Loans & Tax Service 131 W. Twohig Ave. 653-2946
ARA Financial
202 W. Beauregard Ave, Suite C 653-0000
Allen Young Office Machines 60 N. Chadbourne St. 655-6558
Anna M. Thomas CPA 213 W. Beauregard Ave. 659-0050
Angelo Bail Bonds 1 S. Chadbourne St. 947-7500
Aurora’s Creations 308 N. Chadbourne St. 212-9277
Big Country T’s 102 N. Chadbourne St. 224-3232
Brian Raymond Law 202 W. Beauregard Ave, Suite A 703-6666.
Caplan Eye Center 114 W. Concho Ave. 947-2020
Caprock Home Health Services, Inc. 215 S. Irving St. 944-3666.
Carters Sugar Shop 28 N. Chadbourne St. 656-8035
Celebraciones Bellas 111 W. Twohig Ave. 234-5580
Composite Image Studio 55 N. Chadbourne St. 245-3514
Engine Pro Machine 108 N. Chadbourne St. 659-1373
FOX West Texas 5 S. Chadbourne St. 655-6006
Gentiva Hospice 116 W. Concho Ave. 481-0123
Globos Artisticos 76 N. Chadbourne St. 234-1075
Good Movement Gravity Pilates 30 N. Chadbourne St. 646-732-7373
Gym 28 18 N. Chadbourne St. 617-2749
House of Chemicals
304 N. Chadbourne St. 655-8376
Intellivega 17 S. Chadbourne St. 267-2525
J. Chandler Law Injury Firm 210 W. Beauregard Ave. 309-5846
209 W. Beauregard Ave.
655-1717
Law Office of Karen S. Best, PLLC
202 W. Beauregard Ave. 227-6578
Lighted Signs 2 Inc. 210 N. Chadbourne St. 716-7944
Lionessa Wellness & Services 217 W. Beauregard Ave. 268-9086
Randol Stout
202 W. Beauregard Ave. 658-6816
San Angelo Area Foundation
221 S. Irving St 947-7071
San Angelo Finance
131 S. Irving St. 655-3432
Sands Finance
9 W. Concho Ave. 655-9534
Security Finance
208 S. Irving St. , 658-5858
Social Security Administration 40 W. Twohig Ave. 800-772-1213
Southwest Pools & Spas
301 S. Irving St. 949-1111
Sutliff & Stout Injury & Accident Law Firm
202 W. Beauregard Ave. 340-4000
The Chadbourne Reception Hall
300 N. Chadbourne St. 212-9277
The Dance Academy 57 N. Chadbourne St. 716-0516
Think In A Box - Escape Room 123 E. Concho Ave. 650-1755
Thunderbird Loans 94 W. Twohig Ave. 227-4087
Tile Creations & More
32 N. Chadbourne St. 617-4086
Tom’s Tire Pros 15 W. Concho Ave. 655-9555
Trimble-Bajter Insurance Assoc.
201 S. Chadbourne St. 653-6733
Trufant Brothers Tattoo 117 S. Chadbourne St. 655-6500
Yoga San Angelo
63 N. Chadbourne St. 617-2826
YMCA Of San Angelo
353 S. Randolph St. 655-9106
West Texas Fire & Industrial Supply
138 W. Concho St. 655-5441
Younts Insurance
202 W. Beauregard Ave. 944-3813
Shopping
Always Jayo’s 13 W. Beauregard Ave. 227-2603
Bill’s Man Shop 137 W. Beauregard Ave. 655-7545
Cactus Book Shop 4 E. Concho Ave. 659-3788
Casa Decor 39 W. Concho Ave. 617-5837
Chester Dorner Jewelers 219 S. Chadbourne St. 655-4495
Cole’s Army Surplus 118 N. Chadbourne St. 653-1903
Concho Confetti Antiques 42 E. Concho Ave. 655-3962
Cow Patties Thrift Shop 31 W. Twohig 315-7148
Cowboy Up Chocolates 6 E. Concho Ave. 949-3248
Deja Vu 110 E. Concho Ave. 658-1920
Dix Key Shop Safe & Lock 204 N. Chadbourne St. 653-1562
Eggemeyer’s General Store 35 E. Concho Ave. 655-1166
Grigsby’s Boutique 16 E. Concho Ave. 949-0610
Heritage Haus Clock 230 S. Chadbourne St. 655-4900
Heavenly Shoes Boutique 43 W. Twohig Ave. 227-4630
Indonesian Furniture, Permanent Jewelry, Local Art & More 59 N. Chadbourne St. 301-9586
J Wilde’s 20 E. Twohig Ave. 656-0878
Jessie Rose Mercantile 29 E. Concho Ave. 716-1196
Kolls Diamond & Design 36 E. Twohig Ave. 655-6557
Legend Jewelers 18 E. Concho Ave. 653-0112
Leos Imports 25 W. Twohig Ave. 655-5367
Lifted Smoke & Vape 225 S. Chadbourne St. 227-6702.
Luxe Seventy Six Boutique 113 E. Concho, Suite #130, 650-4044.
ML Leddy’s 225 S. Oakes St. 653-3397.
Madstyle Vintage 119 S. Chadbourne St. 6579280.
Morning Jay, LLC 305 W. Twohig, 655-3037.
Myers Drug & Boutique 29 S. Chadbourne St. 6553146.
Now and Zen Teas and Herbs 12 E. Twohig Ave. Suite 101, 400-1177.
Office Furniture Discounts 19 W. Twohig Ave. 482-9362.
Old Town Books 506 S. Chadbourne St. 7035151.
Phat Catz Gaming 113 E. Concho Ave. 227-6808.
PublikHype 19 W. Beauregard, Suite B.
Rhome 1931 8 E. Concho Ave. 432-6315779.
Sassy Fox 34 E. Concho Ave. 658-8083.
Second Look Consignment Shop 115 W. Twohig Ave. 653-3667.
Serenity Casual Wear 113 E. Concho Ave. 482-8180.
Stemmed Designs 135 W. Twohig, 656-3889.
Texas Angels Boutique 221 S. Chadbourne St. 830734-9560
The She Shack 31 W. Twohig Ave. 656-2893.
The Teacher Store 310 N. Chadbourne St. 6535778.
L&J Roofing: Integrity and Excellence
For Louis and Joey Trejo, roofing isn’t just about building strong, weather-resistant structures; it’s about building trust with their community. Founded a decade ago in San Angelo, L&J Roofing is a veteran-owned, family-run business known for its commitment to excellence, integrity, and reliability. From their years in service to their current role as business owners, Louis and Joey have dedicated themselves to upholding a high standard in every project they take on.
L&J Roofing prides itself on the accuracy of its craftsmanship. The understands that roofing is an investment safety and security, and they approach with the same professionalism and detail that they would for their “We’re committed to treating our homes like they’re our own,” Joey “Their concerns are our concerns, believe that’s what sets us apart.”
The Trejo brothers also recognize importance of family and community. Roofing has built its foundation values, keeping their business family-operated and veteran-led. As a local fixture Angelo for over ten years, they’ve reputation not just for their skill
fairness and honesty. “Our vision was always to serve our neighbors with integrity and a dedication to excellence,” Louis explains.
From roof repairs to full installations, L&J Roofing is there to provide quality work that lasts. For Louis and Joey, their business is more than a job—it’s a commitment to the community they call home.
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HL Turnbow: Legacy of Integrity and Adventure in San Angelo
Deep in the heart of San Angelo, Texas, lived a man whose life was as multifaceted as the community he served. HL Turnbow, a name synonymous with dedication, adventure, hard work, and entrepreneurship, left an indelible mark on the city and beyond. Many knew him as the big smile and welcoming voice behind the counter at West Texas Game Feeders. As a fire captain, outdoorsman, small business owner, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, HL’s legacy is a testament to a life lived to the fullest and a relentless spirit that continues to inspire.
HL’s journey began just South of San Angelo, in Eldorado,Texas, where he grew up riding motorcycles, and wearing the wheels off of his skates, skating around the courthouse as it was the ‘only concrete in town’. His early adult years consisted of business school, marrying the love of his life, and seismograph work throughout Texas and as far off as Moab, Utah. After his adventures in seismology, HL and his young family settled in San Angelo. HL and his wife then leased and managed the Lorance swimming pool North of town. HL always loved keeping a pool whether it was for business or at his home. Shortly after his Lorance pool days, HL became a fireman with the San Angelo Fire Department.
In the firehouse, HL rose through the ranks to become a respected Fire Captain. His leadership and bravery not only protected lives and properties but also earned him the admiration of his colleagues. HL’s tenure with the San Angelo Fire Department was marked by his vertical rescue safety and innovation, and his fostering of camaraderie
within the department. Annually, HL traveled to Texas A&M Fire Training School to teach vertical rescue; there wasn’t a year that he did so without getting postcards and t-shirts for family back home. He retired from the San Angelo Fire Department after 34 years of service.
Away from the firehouse, HL's thirst for adventure found an outlet on the racetrack. An avid motorcycle rider and car enthusiast, he embraced the thrill of speed and competition. HL helped organize the first tractor pulls, and participated in the early off-road poker runs held in San Angelo. His passion for racing was matched only by his love for the great outdoors. As
an accomplished fisherman and hunter, HL spent countless hours in the country. An event he looked forward to most was his annual fishing trip to Lake Amistad with his closest friends, sons, and eventually grandkids. These pursuits not only provided personal fulfillment but also laid the groundwork for his journey into the business world.
In addition to his public service and adventurous exploits, HL was a devoted family man. As a loving father and grandfather, he instilled in his children and grandchildren the values of hard work, integrity, and an appreciation for nature. These values became the cornerstone of his legacy business, which was founded with a vision to serve the hunting community of the Concho Valley. Starting from humble beginnings, HL’s company grew into a respected and influential player in the
hunting industry, renowned for its highquality products and unwavering customer service.
HL and his wife Dixie purchased West Texas Game Feeders after following up on an ad in the newspaper. They looked forward to the fun, part time business keeping them busy during their retirement years. Well that was an understatement, to say the least.
From its modest beginnings in a small garage, West Texas Game Feeders has grown into a thriving business, serving customers not only in San Angelo but also across the state and beyond. Their range of products, including gravity-fed feeders, programmable timers, solar-powered systems, and toptier hunting blinds has set the standard for reliability and durability in the industry. Their signature feeder, the Ground Hugger, was the first low-profile feeder on the market. Within a few years all major feeder companies were following their lead and now low-profile feeders are an industry standard. The Ground Hugger is varmint proof, easy-to-fill, comes with a lifetime warranty and is fully manufactured on site. The craftsmanship and innovation behind these feeders is unmatched.
West Texas Game Feeders stands as a testament to the region's rich outdoor heritage. Established over three decades ago, this family-owned company has been a lifeline for the local hunting community, providing top-quality game feeders and accessories to hunters, ranchers, and wildlife enthusiasts alike. West Texas Game Feeders goes above and beyond with the service
provided to its area hunters and ranchers by being one of the sole locations to repair and upkeep feeders and hunting equipment. There isn’t a feeder problem too small, and rarely one that can’t be solved by the Turnbow family at West Texas Game Feeders. Most days you can still find three generations of HL’s family running his legacy business. Whether in store or out on the ranch, West Texas Game Feeders is sure to help. One of HL’s favorite parts of the business was maintaining feeders on area ranches. Filling and keeping feeders operational for hunters was a lot of work but he always managed to get it done, with a smile on his face. As his family does today, HL loved being in and lessees the operational when As San Angelo's
hunting blinds, West Texas Game Feeders continues to uphold HL's legacy of integrity, innovation, and dedication to customer satisfaction. This family owned and operated business, with their professional knowledge and commitment to excellence in everything they do, are poised to lead the way in shaping the future of wildlife management and outdoor recreation in the region for generations to come.
Today, the business stands as a tribute to HL's entrepreneurial spirit and dedication. It serves hunters and outdoor enthusiasts across the region, continuing to embody the principles he held dear. HL's life story is a rich tapestry of courage, adventure, and family values, woven together to create a lasting impact on San Angelo and the broader community. His legacy lives on through his family, his business, and the countless lives he touched along the way, reminding us all of the extraordinary difference one individual can make.
West Texas Game Feeders www.westtexasgamefeeders.com 325-653-3678
Sherwood Way 325-947-0575 Loans Guns Layaways Jewelry Game systems Tools and so much more!
West Texas Game Feeders
Blinds: Pot Belly, Blynd, Boss, Dillon, Monarch, Ranch King, Ground Hugger Bitter Creek, Feeder Big Country Blinds Ranch King Blinds Feeders:
West Texas Game Feeders, HCR, Lamco, Big Horn, Boss Buck, All Season, Sweeney, On Time, Spin Cast, WTFS, Texas Hunter, The Capsule, Hang 'Em High Suf>plies & Service: Deer Corn, Pellets & Blocks, Live Traps for all size Varmints Fire Pits - Various Sizes Home of TRACKER BRACKET & GROUND HUGGER FEEDER
Randy’s Bike & Run Shop 1717 S. Oakes St. 655-1605
Team Spirit Athletics 2739 Southwest Blvd. 227-6388
Texas Gun Shop
1018 W. Beauregard Ave. 949-0020
West Texas Game Feeders 3312 N. Chadbourne St. 653-3678
TAXIDERMY
El Cazador Taxidermy Studio 325-812-8252
Meraki Studios
1015 N. Chadbourne St. 262-0643
Old Friends Taxidermy 2478 Fairview School Rd. 651-6196
Safari Studios 8137 US 87 Service Rd. 949-6890
Willeke Taxidermy 4770 Chapel Hill Dr. 942-6791
HUNTING AND FISHING
Many areas around San Angelo offer hunting leases. Surrounding countries offer leasers with whitetail deer, wild turkey, dove and quail. Some land owners offer exotic game such as axis, Oryx, antelope and fallow deer. Area lakes offers a variety of fishing opportunities including crappie and bass. Area rivers and streams offer catfish, bass and perch. For more information call Parks and Wildlife At 325-651-4748 or 325-651-4846
OUTDOORS
CITY PARKS
Bart DeWitt Park 330 S. Irving
Bell Park 515 Lowrie Ave.
Brentwood Park 1321 N. Harrison
Brown Park 2411 W. Twohig Ave.
Civic League Park 2 S. Park St.
Dog Park 3215 Millbrook Dr.
El Paseo de Santa Angelo Park 34 W. Ave D
Firefighter’s Memorial City Park 315 E. Twohig
Glenmore Park 85 Paint Rock Rd.
Harmon Park (Picnic Bend) 1201 N. River Dr.
Hot Water Slough Park 2375 Red Bluff Rd.
Jaime Padron Memorial Park 2730 Ben Ficklin Rd.
James M. Rogers Garden Gazebo (Rio Concho Park) 501 Rio Concho Dr.
Kids Kingdom 290 W. River Dr.
Kirby Community Park 1401 Edmund Blvd.
Knickerbocker Park 6402 Knickerbocker Rd.
Lone Wolf Bridge 700 E. Ave. K
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park 2121 Martin Luther King Blvd.
May E. Lee Park 2160 Mary E. Lee Rd.
Meadowcreek Park 5117 Tabosa Dr.
Middle Concho Park Middle Concho Drive
Mountainview Park 3031 Freeland
Nature Trail 5200 Spillway Rd.
Pecan Creek Pavilion 8455 Country Club Rd.
Producers Park 1805 Ricks Dr.
Rio Concho Community Park 509 Rio Concho Dr.
Rock Slough Park 2480 Fisherman’s Rd.
Santa Fe Park 603 W. Beauregard Ave.
Santa Rita & Sulfur Spring Parks 111 S. Madison Ave.
South Concho Park 850 S. Concho Park Dr..
Spring Creek Park 21 Fisherman’s Rd.
The Bosque 330 S. Irving St.
Visitor’s Center 418 W. Ave. B
Webster Park 2721 Webster Ave.
PUBLIC SWIMMING POOLS
Love Municipal Pool 18 E. Ave. A, 657-4450. Open to the public from noon to 6pm Tuesdays through Sundays from Memorial Day to Labor Day. Admission: $5 for ages 3 and up, children 2 and under are free. Seniors 65 and up pay $3.
Brown’s Pool
5301 Fruitland Farm Rd.653-5594. $6 per adult. 3 and under get in free WITH a paying adult. No Drinks of any kind may be brought. Food is allowed, just no glass Containers.
PARKS AND CAMPGROUNDS
Spring Marina Lake Nasworthy
Spring Creek Marina & RV Park invites you to join us for the best in Camping and Water Sports on Lake Nasworthy!
Located in scenic San Angelo, Texas, this lake is nearly 1,600 square acres
of water-lover’s paradise!!! Located at 2680 Camper Rd. 325-944-3850. You’ll love our outstanding amenities, great location, thrilling recreational opportunities and reasonable prices.
Twin Buttes Reservoir
Twin Buttes Dam and Reservoir, features of the San Angelo Project, are located immediately upstream from the Nasworthy Reservoir, about 6 miles southwest of San Angelo, Texas. Twin Buttes Dam controls the flows of the South and Middle Concho Rivers and Spring Creek. The full lake has approximately 9,800 water surface acres, 3,219 land acres and 55 miles of shoreline. It is accessible from numerous roads. There are very limited recreational facilities around Twin Buttes Reservoir. Camping is allowed, but there are no developed campsites or hook-ups. Most public recreational facilities in the area are located around Lake Nasworthy just below Twin Buttes Dam. Open year-around for fishing. Available species include bass, crappie, sunfish, catfish, carp, shad, and drum. All project facilities are managed for the Bureau of Reclamation by the City of San Angelo.
O.C. Fisher Reservoir
Is located five miles northwest of San Angelo off of US Hwy 87 and two miles south on FM 2288. The reservoir is home to catfish that have been caught on live baits and prepared baits. Among the flooded vegetation, riprap, humps and drop offs, largemouth bass are caught with minnows and artificial lures. The best way to catch white bass is by trolling artificial lures near humps and drop-offs. Anglers fish for crappie with jig and minnow near drop-offs and humps.
San Angelo State Park
On land, you can camp, hike, bike, ride horse and geocache. Visit the wildlife observation area to see local residents. You can fish, swim, boat and paddle on the lake and river. Stop by the bison and longhorn paddocks to see relics of Texas early days. Hold your next reunion, meeting or group camp out at one of our pavilions or group camps. For more information call 325-949-8935.
PUBLIC GOLF COURSES
Bentwood Country Club 2111 Club House Ln. 944-0520.
San Angelo Country Club 1609 Country Club Rd. 651-7227.
Santa Fe Golf Course 111 Veterans Memorial Dr. 4861600.
Meals For The Elderly: Celebrating 50 Years of Service to Our Homebound Neighbors
For numerous older adults who are homebound, living alone can be both challenging and isolating. They often struggle with meal preparation, accessing nutritious food, and maintaining social connections. Meals For The Elderly serves as a critical support system for the homebound in our community. Our mission is to empower individuals of our community to maintain autonomy within the comfort of their homes by delivering nourishing meals, coordinating services, and providing personal interaction
Founded by Mary Alice Rodgers in 1974, Meals The Elderly began when she identified a need for homedelivered meals in our area. On August 1, 1974, four volunteers delivered 16 meals to homebound seniors San Angelo. Over the past five decades, the organization has grown to serve nearly 1,200 individuals and has expanded its services to Tom Green, Irion, and Concho Counties, including Miles, TX. Currently, over 300 volunteers not only deliver meals but also provide essential social interaction.
This year marks the 50th Anniversary of Meals For The Elderly, which we are celebrating with various events and activities to honor our recipients, volunteers, staff, and supporters. We commenced with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in February, held a volunteer appreciation luncheon in April, and will culminate the celebrations with a Gala in November. Our Golden Gala, scheduled for Thursday, November 14, 2024, will highlight the achievements of the past 50 years, featuring a walking History of Meals, a specially produced video, and the presentation of the inaugural Mary Alice Rodgers Making a Difference Award.
As the older population continues to grow, so does the demand for Meals For The Elderly’s services. We remain committed to addressing the needs of both current and future recipients while ensuring that no adult experiences hunger or loneliness and that all our homebound neighbors receive the dignity and respect they deserve. We appreciate everyone who has been a part of our journey so far, and we are excited to see what we can do, with your support, in the next 50 years!
ASSISTED LIVING
Baycrest Senior Living Of San Angelo, 227-4748, 2501 Sawgrass Dr.
Brayden Park Assisted Living & Memory Care: 947-7194, 2695 Valley View Blvd.
Lyndale San Angelo Senior Living: 947-0043, 6101 Grand Court Rd.
The Spring Memory Care: 237-2235, 6102 Grand Court Rd.
The St. Angelus: 659-4581.15 N. Van Buren.
The Springs Memory Care: 237-2235, 6102 Grand Court Rd.
HOSPICE
Angels Care Hospice: 627-5663, 2412 College Hills Blvd #212.
Concho Hearts Hospice: 482-0129, 2007 W. Beauregard.
Gentiva Hospice: 481-0123, 116 W Concho Ave.
Hospice of San Angelo: 658-6524, 1933 University Ave.
Solaris Hospice: 617-7823, 5301 Knickerbocker Rd. #100.
St Gabriel’s Hospice: 301-9030, 3006 W. Beauregard Ave.
HOME HEALTH AGENCIES
Accolade Home Care: 659-6919, 133 W. Concho Ave #102.
Comfort Keepers: 290-0100, 3121 Executive Dr.
Concho Valley Home Health Care: 944-8916, 430 W. Beauregard Ave. #8.
Enhabit Home Health: 486-0400, 334 W. Highland Blvd.
Inhome Care Inc.: 947-2520, 1744 Sunset Dr.
Interim Healthcare: 944-9800, 3280 Sherwood Way.
Nurses Unlimited: 653-2409, 3131 Executive Dr.
Outreach Health Services: 227-8908, 17 S. Chadbourne St.
Paradigm Homecare: 655-6600, 3134 executive Dr. #B.
TLC In Home Care Inc.: 658-1307, 1932 Sherwood Way.
Visiting Angels: 716-1803, 3290 Sherwood Way.
West Texas Healthcare LLC 655-6600, 423 S. Irving St.
INDEPENDENT LIVING & RETIREMENT COMMUNITIES
Baptist Retirement Community: 800-608-8820, 902-903 Main St.
Christian Village Senior Apartments: 949-8575, 4225 Billie Bolin Dr.
Kirby Park Villas: 703-6177, 609 W. 29th St.
C & D Home Medical Equipment: 659-6961, 135 W. 6th St.
Express Medical Supply: 947-1983, 3129 Executive Dr.
Lincare Inc: 657-8166, 506 S. Irving St.
Medical Arts Pharmacy: 949-4636, 2102 Pecos St.
Medway Medical Equipment: 223-0231, 3302 W. Loop 306.
Myers Drug:
655-3146, 29 S. Chadbourne St.
Southwestern Medical Supply: 653-3004, 1607 S. Hill St.
Texas Oxycare Inc.: 655-5756, 30 S. Main St.
NURSING HOMES
Arbor Terrace Healthcare Center 653-1266, 609 Rio Concho Dr.
Baptist Retirement Community 800-608-8820, 902-903 N. Main St.
Cedar Manor Nursing & Rehab: 942-0677, 1915 Greenwood St.
Meadow Creek Nursing and Rehabilitation: 942-4000, 4343 Oak Grove Blvd.
Park Plaza Nursing & Rehabilitation: 944-0561, 2210 N. Howard St.
Downtown San Angelo: Antiques, Restaurants, General Store, Clothing Stores, Book Stores, Jewelry, Furniture, Entertainment.
The Commons Shopping Center: Intersection of Arden Road and Sherwood Way, close proximity to Angelo State University, Entertainment, Salon Services, Sushi, Fast Food.
Jackson Square:
Pinata World & Dulceria, Subway Sandwiches, Texas Defensive Driving School, Angelo Nutrition & Energy, Nu2U Children’s Resale Boutique, Kennemer One Properties, D & B Collectibles and Books, Tools, Collectibles, Dream shark Toys & Games, Bella’s Boutique, Balfour Graduation Supplies, Shoe Boxz, Sneakers & Ts, New Wav Barber, Infinity Flowers, Engraving & Gifts, Rector Medical Reflexology, Pampered Pores Esthetician, Glamour & Glitz Designs, San Ramon Fadez Barber, Planet Smokie & Vape, Quality Embroidery, Pioneer Pest Control, Pizza Hut Management Office, DKL Auto Glass & Unlock Service, Dust & Bones Lawncare, Premier Dent Repair.
3100 Block of Sherwood Way,
Park 2400 Shopping Center: Located at 2412 College Hills Blvd. Japanese Restaurant, Salon, Chiropractor, Entertainment.
Southwest Plaza Shopping Center:
Retail destination offering a variety of stores and services to local residents and visitors. With a range of Shops, Fitness Center, Beauty College, Nightclubs and Dining options. Knickerbocker Rd. & Sunset Dr.
Angelo Home Care: 274-8811, 4114 S. Jackson St.
Angels Care Home Health: 655-5099, 2412 College Hills Blvd. #200.
Caprock Home Health: 944-3666, 215 S. Irving St.
CenterWell Home Health: 949-1108, 1518 W. Beauregard Ave.
Oak Grove Senior Apartments: 223-0700, 4375 Oak Grove Blvd.
Rio Concho Manor: 653-3351, 401 Rio Concho Dr. #207.
Rio Concho West: 944-9564, 6359 Appaloosa Tr.
Village East Retirement Community: 944-0819, 4054 Sull Ross St.
Regency House: 942-7700, 3745 Summer Crest Dr.
Sagecrest Care Center & The Cottage Homes: 486-3702, 438 E. Houston Harte Expy.
San Angelo Nursing and Rehab: 325-944-1600, 5455 Knickerbocker Rd.
Sherwood Oaks Shopping Center: Cinemark Movie, Restaurants, Fitness Center, Nail Salon, Massage Service, Phone Services, Speciality Shops.
Jackson’s
A LEGACY OF FASHION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
SHIREEN JACKSON, Lifetime San Angelo Resident & Small Business Owner
Shireen attended San Angelo schools, graduating from SACH & attained junior status at ASU. She is married to Tom Woodard & is most proud of her close, loving family. Recently she became great-grandmother to twin boys! Shireen also feels pride in being able to extend the legacy of her parent’s businesses, her greatest mentors. Interests include travel, art, sewing, music & plants. Collectibles include Native American jewelry, antique perfume bottles & vintage cut glass. She also enjoys investments & being a small business owner.
JACKSONS LADIES FASHIONS, “Dressing Generations of West Texans Since 1952”
Established in the Village Shopping Center, Shireen was raised in the family business, learning every facet of entrepreneurship thru her parents, Elward & Charlotte Jackson. Upon their retirement in 1983, she continued the fashion boutique on West Avenue N. An expansion is planned for 2025 to Jackson Square. Thru friendly customer service & quality fashions, Shireen & her valued employees enjoy helping customers feel their most attractive for every day to the most special of days! Jacksons offers quality day wear, formal & bridal fashions. Men’s styles include tux, suit & accessory rentals & sales. Shireen is responsible for buying, advertising, social media
Sunset Crossing:
Hobby Lobby, Tractor Supply, Boot Barn, Salon Services, Nail Salon, Quilting Store, Vitamin Store, Restaurant.
Sunset Mall:
JC Penney, Dilliards, Various Apparel Stores, Salon Services, Fast Food, Gift Shops, Jewelry Stores, Sporting Goods. 4100 Sunset Dr.
Sunset Plaza:
Chiropractor, Fitness Center, Restaurant, School. Sunset Drive Across from Sunset Mall.
The Shops at Stadium Park:
AT & T, Fancy Pants, Frame Tech Home Accents, Happy Trails, If WallsCould Talk, Schumann’s Inc., The Revival Boutique, The Roost Boutique, The Turner Collection, Westlake ACE Hardware, Wells fargo ATM, Fleming’s Family Diner, In Vino Veritas, Little Caesar’s Pizza, Napoli’s Italian Restaurants, The Plated Dish, Great Clips, Stadium Lanes Bowling Center, Specialties Games Toys & Gifts, The Colonel’s Pipe Shop, VIP Nail Spa, Ward & Company Salon, West Texas Sports & Wellness.
The Village Shopping Center:
Clothing Stores, Western Wear, Salon Services, Outdoor Supplies. 2200 Block W. Beauregard Blvd.
posts & promos, as well as a part of the boutique’s alterations. She also manages the listings, sales & shipping for an eBay Store ‘bridallure’. Growing up a bit of a “Tom Boy”, Shireen now finds it ironic that she “Dresses dolls for a living!”
JACKSON SQUARE BUSINESS CENTER, Retail, Office & Warehouse Spaces
Located in the 3100 Block of Sherwood Way, Jackson Square was developed by her parents into the current Business Center in the 1970’s from what was originally a 1950’s building for Mead’s Fine Bread Bakery. In 2018, the center became Shireen’s responsibility. She has taken great pride in overseeing numerous major updates, repairs & renovations, leading to a high occupancy rate & enjoys collaborating with the other business owners. A varied mix of twenty-four small businesses, both new & long term, currently make up the Jackson Square Business Family, and in 2025 will be the expanded location for Jackson’s Boutique!
SHIREEN WISHES TO OFFER A SINCERE “THANK YOU, WEST TEXAS!”
In 2025, Jacksons will celebrate 73 years & Jackson Square 50 plus years of family business. None of that would be possible without the support of loyal, repeat customers, dedicated employees & the occupancy of many small businesses.
Here are a few of the other Available shopping opportunities:
Corner of Houston Harte Expressway and Southwest Blvd
Home Depot, Home Zone, Olive Garden, Golden Corral, Cavendars.
Corner of N. Bryant and W. 19th
Icon Cinema, Laser Tag, Meat Market, Banking, Storage Unit.
Corner of Sherwood Way and Southwest Blvd
Walmart Super Center, Sam’s Club, Lowe’s Home Improvement, Fast Food, Dollar Store, Beauty Supplies.
