April 2021

FSPD K-9, Fauce, to continue service

The Fort Stockton Police Department’s only K-9 for the past seven years, Fauce, had a decision made on his future after an assessment performed by Hill Country Dog Center in Pipe Creek this past week.
Fort Stockton Police Department K-9, Fauce, passed his assessment to continue his service as an officer this past week. The 7-year-old Belgian Malinois is currently being housed at the city’s shelter until a handler is assigned to him.

NEW OFFICERS IN TOWN

The Fort Stockton Police Department welcomed two new officers last week. Fort Stockton native Leilani Bernal and El Paso native Isaiah Marquez began their tenures with the department on April 5.
NEW OFFICERS IN TOWN

Complex destroyed in fire

No one was hurt or injured in Tuesday’s fire at a tank battery complex site eight miles east of Fort Stockton, just south of mile marker 266. All six Fort Stockton Volunteer Fire Department fire trucks responded to a call at 1:32 p.m.
Smoke poured off a fire at 2:23 p.m. on April 20 at a tank battery complex site located eight miles east of Fort Stockton. Photo by Nathan Heuer

Venom meets Panthers at final home game

The Fort Stockton based Texas Venom baseball team met the Panthers varsity baseball team and took a photo on Fort Stockton’s High School field on Friday before the team’s final home game of the season against Andrews.
Venom meets Panthers at final home game

Volunteer Recognition Banquet

The Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service in Pecos County held a Volunteer Recognition Banquet on April 19 at the Large Community Hall in Rooney Park.
National Volunteer Week

Exploring Solus Christus and Sola Fide

This week we will explore the second and third statements that came out of the Protestant Reformation. The statements we will explore this week are affirmed by the first statement we explored last week, Sola Scriptura (Scripture Alone).
Exploring Solus Christus and Sola Fide

Panthers vs Andrews

Fort Stockton sophomore Cruz Rojas releases a pitch in the second inning of Friday’s contest at home against Andrews. Rojas threw 99 pitches in a four-inning appearance before his evening was done on the mound. Photo by Nathan Heuer.
Panthers vs Andrews