A local resident cleaning out a storage area in Sonora on Tuesday discovered what appeared to be an old explosive device, prompting a response from multiple law enforcement agencies before it was determined to be inactive.
The Sonora Broncos cross country team turned in a strong performance Tuesday, October 21st, finishing second overall at the UIL Region I-2A Cross Country Championships held at Mae Simmons Park in Lubbock.
The Broncos played host to their I-10 westbound rival, the Ozona Lions last Friday night. The Lions won the toss and elected to receive the ball.
The Sonora Broncos and Lady Broncos dominated the competition at the 2025 UIL 2A District 7 Cross Country Meet, held Wednesday, October 8, at the Sonora Golf Course.
With barely a quorum present, the Sutton County Commissioners met Tuesday morning, October 14, 2025, tabling a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and heard monthly reports.
Last Friday night, the Forsan Buffs (1-4) hosted the Broncos for their Homecoming hoping to turn their season around. That didn’t happen. The Buffaloes passed for 86 yards and rushed for 99 yards. This was only slightly better than the 2024 game. Forsan only got into the end zone - the one that would give them points – one time. Sacks, fumbles, pass deflections and interceptions were the name of the game for the Buffs. The Bronco defense had a feast.
At a special meeting held on September 29, 2025, the Sonora City Council accepted the resignation of Councilwoman Betty Hernandez, representing Ward 2.
The Sonora Golf Club was buzzing with energy on Wednesday, October 2nd, as middle school runners from across District 7-2A gathered for the annual district meet. Schools represented included Eldorado, Sonora, Ozona, Big Lake, Forsan, Sterling City and Christoval, all competing under clear skies on a hilly course that tested every stride.
Sonora Police Chief Donald Fernandez has been terminated according to City Manager Art Fuentes.
We’re about a month away from the opening weekend of deer season. A recent discussion dealt with purchasing a hunting license and being ready. But hunters often debate whether to take a buck or let him breed another year.
The Sonora Broncos brought their 3-1 non-district record back home after two consecutive road trip victories.
Sonora Police Chief Donald Fernandez was placed on administrative leave on Wednesday, September 24th, according to City Manager Art Fuentes.
the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS) and the Farm Service Agency (FSA) will be moving to their new office at 216 Southwest Divide Street in Eldorado beginning on September 29th and continuing through October 2nd.
It’s that time of year! You know football, pumpkin spice, and the Sutton County Health Foundation Fish Fry.
Animal health officials confirmed a case of New World screwworm about 70 miles south of the Texas border, a development that could have implications for ranchers across South and West Texas, Mexico’s National Service of Agro-Alimentary Health, Safety and Quality reported that an 8-month-old cow in Sabinas Hidalgo, Nuevo León, was infected. The animal had been transported from southern Mexico, where screwworm is active.
This was not the Alpine Bucks varsity football team that the Sonora Broncos have faced in the past. Granted, the Broncos defeated the Bucks by a wide margin last year, this Alpine team with only 22 players on the roster, played the Broncos tough last Friday night despite injuries before and during this game.
The Broncos traveled to Larry Mitchel Stadium last Friday night to play 2A Div 2 Eldorado for the 85th time.
