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Last week, when The Concho Observer came to a crossroads, I asked our founder, Mr. Hogg, if there was any way I might be able to keep it going…
TRUTHE: “While hundreds of children sleep under fluorescent lights in South Texas, we are told that missiles falling over Iran represent moral clarity.
Resistance is our heritage as Americans.
Nobody should have to suffer for the benefit of San Angelo.
Let’s learn from the good example set by our neighbors in Round Rock.
I simply don’t recognize our country any longer.
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“The public deserves clear answers …”
Americans don’t need perfect legislators. They need consistent ones.
” I had the opportunity to watch Congressman August Pfluger in action at a town hall in Ballinger.
Trump’s tariff crusade is economic vandalism.
“We are living in a moment of heightened national tension…”
OPINION “I’m sick of stupid.” With four blunt words, North Carolina’s Republican Senator Thom…
Rebuttal of assertions in a recent letter to the editor.
Byers: Concho Observer column contains numerous falsehoods.
Author and former San Angelo Police Chief Russell Smith writes …
Data Center project not likely to reduce property taxes in the short term.
Laws like this do nothing but sow distrust of law enforcement.
Opinion on the Rural Health Transformation Program.
America’s illegal drug buyers created the fentanyl crisis.
Is Shannon “cheating” everybody by not paying property taxes?
Rural public schools will lose funding, and many families gain no real alternative.
Let’s keep Texas on top of renewable energy!
You can’t fix a something by killing it.
“This Is Bigger Than San Angelo. This Affects All of Us.”
