McCamey man killed in rollover crash
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A 34-year-old male was killed in a rollover accident on May 27 on FM 11 in Pecos County at mile marker 258.
May 2021
First responders to receive more equipment
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The Permian Strategic Partnership and the Permian Road Safety Coalition recently announced a $1.1 million donation of life-saving equipment to first responders in 22 counties across West Texas and Southeast New Mexico.
Arrival process will support travel recovery efforts
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection is introducing Simplified Arrival at multiple pedestrian border crossings within the El Paso Field Office area of operations.
Conservation grants awarded in Pecos River watershed
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The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation on May 19 announced $1.45 million in grants to help restore and sustain healthy rivers, streams, and grassland systems that provide important wildlife habitat in the Pecos Watershed and adjacent areas of New Mexico and Texas.
Where Ya Headed?
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There's never been a polar bear reported in Fort Stockton, but a large white Samoyed could play tricks on the eyes from a distance. Pulling into Fort Stockton with the distinguishable breed, David Gonzales of San Antonio was more than happy to talk about his fluffy friend.
Pecos County Coliseum to receive first major renovations
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A postponed bid acceptance for major renovations to the Pecos County Coliseum from last December was approved at the commissioner’s court regular meeting on May 24.
MIDLAND COLLEGE WRTTC PINNING CEREMONY
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Midland College WRTTC held a Certified Nurse Assistant and Pharmacy Technician Pinning Ceremony on May 25 at the Fort Stockton Community Theatre. A total of 19 students graduated as either a pharmacy technician or CNA.
FSISD leadership stays the same
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The Fort Stockton Independent School District had a new board member take an oath of office at their regular meeting on May 24, but the leadership roles on it stayed nearly identical.
New tourism position created by city
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Fort Stockton City Council met in regular session on May 25. An agenda item that detailed creation of a director of tourism position for the city prompted many citizens to attend and voice their opinions.
Little Beakers Science Lab
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Ms. Crawford’s and Ms. Ogier’s first grade students were learning about liquids and solids in their science lab at Alamo Elementary School on May 24. They students brought home an impressive ball of slime to show off following hours of hard work. Courtesy Photos of FSISD
