January 2021

Indians flex muscles in win over Panthers

The Fort Stockton boys basketball team ran into one of the better teams in the state in Class 4A on Tuesday at home in Seminole and the Indians showed why they’ll be contenders come postseason time.
Fort Stockton’s Ethan Acosta attacks the basket near the start of Tuesday’s game in Fort Stockton while Seminole’s River Powers (11) attempts to block the shot from behind. Photo by Nathan Heuer

Maidens roll past Prowlers

The Fort Stockton girls basketball team record fell to 2-5 against district competition after Tuesday’s 82-26 loss to the No. 23 ranked Seminole Maidens at home.
Fort Stockton junior Alyana Dominguez (13) takes a jump shot over Seminole’s Londyn Shain during the second half of Tuesday’s game at the Special Events Center. Photo by Nathan Heuer

Margarita Lopez Muniz

Margarita Lopez Muniz entered into rest on Jan. 18, 2021. She was born on Jan. 23, 1932, to Francisco and Elpidia Lopez. Margarita was a long-time homemaker. She enjoyed spending time with her family. Her grandchildren were her biggest joy. 
Margarita Lopez Muniz

Mayor gives timeline of city events

Fort Stockton mayor Chris Alexander laid out a timeline of events in the city that are still going to take place as of last week during a weekly COVID-19 update at City Hall on Thursday, Jan. 14.

FUN FOR THE KIDS

Pecos County Commissioner Mickey Jack Perry’s grandkids play on new playground equipment that was installed over the past few months at !man Park. Both parks in Sheffield will also be receiving new playground equipment in the coming months.
FUN FOR THE KIDS