While West Texans knew Victor Lopez primarily as a beloved morning news anchor and dedicated champion of local arts, his battle with Stage 4 colon cancer at age 51 transformed his final years into a life-saving mission—revealing that his greatest legacy was using his personal fight to urge others to get screened, serving his community until the very end… READ MORE BELOW
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