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Goals from Graycen Rasmussen and Carley Martinez led the Rambelles to their first Lone Star Conference victory over Oklahoma Christian Saturday afternoon.The Rambelles improve to 2-2-4 overall and 1-1-2 in LSC play with the victory.Oklahoma Christian's Caid Jefferson would record the first shot of the contest, which would be saved by Melyna Martinez.Graycen Rasmussen scored the first goal of the match for the Rambelles and her first goal of the season to give the Rambelles the lead in the 12th minute. Rasmussen would head the goal in after a header assist from Abby James off a corner kick taken by Sanai Stewart.The Rambelles backline locked down the Eagles offense as they would not record a shot for over 30 minutes of action.The San Angelo Native Carley Martinez would find the back of the net for the first goal of her career. Eleanor Lock would send a through pass to the right side of the field, a diving keeper would deflect the ball, but it would fortunately find the right foot of Martinez where she would send it over the defense and give the Rambelles a 2-0 lead heading into halftime.

The Austin Spurs today announced the team’s 2025-26 season schedule, which will be split into two parts: a 14-game Tip-Off Tournament followed by a 36-game regular season. The 2025-26 campaign also marks the Austin Spurs 20th anniversary season, presented by SWBC.

Today, the Council on Environmental Quality (CEQ) released its updated National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) implementation guidance and associated agency implementing procedures template.

Thomas Sanford, the man who killed four people and injured six others, and ultimately destroyed a church building, was strongly anti-Mormon, according to a Grand Blanc, Michigan, city council candidate who met him just days before the attack.

The City of San Angelo has hired Amanda Weddle as its new animal services manager. She began her role on September 15.

Governor Greg Abbott today announced that 28 Texas schools are named 2025 Lone Star Ribbon Schools in recognition of their outstanding academic performance and progress in closing achievement gaps. The previously named National Blue Ribbon Schools program transitioned to state leadership as part of the U.S. Department of Education’s efforts to return control of education back to the states where it belongs.