Three Democratic candidates for state and federal office are set to make a campaign appearance tonight In San Angelo, at a town hall dedicated to data center development.
Author: Will McDaniel
Both the Mayor and Valenzuela’s remarks were twinged with a bit of emotion, and it was obvious that many city councilors and city staffers were emotional about the departure as well. Valenzuela says that after taking some time off for travel, he and his wife plan to remain in San Angelo.
Daniel Valenzuela was hired as city manager in 2012, making him one of the longest serving city managers in the cities history. Since that time he has served alongside four mayors; Alvin New, Dwain Morrison, Brenda Gunter, and Tom Thompson, and many more city councilors, overseeing several major changes and modernizations to the city.
Volunteers with West Texas Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) in the Concho Valley awoke on the morning of June 19 to an email advising them that the program was coming to an end, effective July 1, and that their final day of West Texas RSVP service would be June 30.
BIG SPRING, TX – The Federal Bureau of Prisons announced Wednesday afternoon that they would be closing six federal penitentiaries to address “decades of deferred maintenance and extreme staffing challenges.” Among them, the federal correctional institution in Big Spring.
An employer of 286 workers, sources say. The prison is one of the most important employers in Howard County. The low-security men’s prison is home to 617 inmates.
Commissioner Nanny was asked if the court received any studies on data center development in the county. Nanny answered: “not a word.”
DATA CENTER DEVELOPMENT SAN ANGELO, TX – Beacon Data Centers, appearing as “Westline TX Holdings,” have submitted their air quality permit to the Texas Commission for Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for their proposed development in Tom Green County. The plain language permit application is available here. In their application, Westline Holdings state that they plan to generate electricity for the data center campus on-site, using internal combustion engines powered by natural gas to power the multi-gigawatt facility. They anticipate an annual carbon dioxide emission of 1,177 tons per year, which according to the EPA is equivalent to a little over 132,000…
Opening Thursday, June 25 at San Angelo Performing Arts Center, local actress China Young stars in “What The Constitution Means To Me,” a production that seeks to get people thinking about the laws that govern them.