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M.A.N.O.’s “The Power of Us!” Banquet is Tonight

Matthew McDanielBy Matthew McDanielAugust 14, 2026Updated:August 14, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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The Minority Alliance Network Organization banquet is set for tonight at the Fort Concho Stables.
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Webb, Stokes & Sparks

“The Power of Us!” is the theme of the Minority Alliance Network Organization’s banquet slated to begin at 5:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 14, at the Fort Concho Stables on Henry O. Flipper Street.

Organizers have planned an elegant evening to celebrate empowerment in our community as M.A.N.O. brings together minority-owned businesses, local leaders, and community partners in the heart of San Angelo.

The banquet aims to “honor the resilience and vision of the entrepreneurs who are shaping our city’s future.”

Keynote speaker Greg Thomas, an award-winning author, championship coach, and dynamic motivational speaker will share his message of belief, purpose, and perseverance and talk about his decades of experience aid his passion for empowering people.

Get your tickets here

Sponsors for this year’s banquet include:

Webb, Stokes & Sparks Personal Injury Law

Angelo State University’s Small Business Development Center, Barron’s Body Shop, Conexion San Angelo, Gray’s Transmissions, NAACP San Angelo Unit 6219, Rick DeHoyos – Attorney at Law, San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, San Angelo Hispanic Heritage Museum & Cultural Center, Sherley Spears / Spears Legacy Real Estate, Sonora Bank, Tony Villareal State Farm,UBS and Up Positive.

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