October 2021

A quick and easy mac and cheese

Everybody is extra busy during fall. It’s the beginning of fall outdoor sports such as football and soccer. Fall celebrations are around the corner such as Halloween, Thanksgiving, and many awareness weeks such as cancer survivor, Red Ribbon, fire prevention, and many more.
quick and easy mac and cheese

Celebrating E.W. Bennett

The Annie Riggs Museum and E.W. Bennett’s granddaughter Betty Hickman held an open house to help celebrate his contributions to Fort Stockton in the early 1900’s. E.W. built the first telephone company in Ozona, then moved on to Fort Stockton in 1910.
Celebrating E.W. Bennett

Scary Fun 5K Charity Run

On Saturday, Oct. 2 at the Texas Department of Criminal Justice and Comanche Creek Trail hosted the first annual Scary Fun 5K Charity Run. About 40 participants gathered in the early morning hours to walk or run along Comanche Creek and James Rooney Memorial Park.
Scary Fun 5K Charity Run

FSISD implements mask incentives

Mask-wearing incentives are now in place or will soon be in place at each Fort Stockton Independent School District campus for students who pledge to wear their mask every day when indoors.
Masks

NATIONAL NIGHT OUT

Local first responders made their last stop of the evening for National Night Out at Yucana’s in Fort Stockton.
NATIONAL NIGHT OUT

Fort Stockton XC trio claims medals

The hay was put in the barn for the Fort Stockton cross country team on Friday, as the team ran in their final regular season meet at the Big Bend Mountain Ramble in Alpine. The Panthers and Prowlers combined to earn three medals at the high school level and two at the middle school level.
Fort Stockton XC Team

Nathan Ryan Armstrong

Nathan Ryan Armstrong loving brother, son, uncle, friend, spread his wings to be with the Lord on Sept. 28, 2021 in Odessa, Texas. Nathan was born in Amarillo, Texas, on April 1, 1988, to Christy Myers And Rosco Armstrong. He graduated from Fort Stockton High School in 2007.
Nathan Ryan Armstrong

Conrado Palacios

Conrado Palacios, 69, of Fort Stockton, Texas, formerly of Haskell, Texas, reunited with his Lord on Sept. 27, 2021, in El Paso, Texas, surrounded by his wife and children. Conrado was born on Nov. 26, 1951, in Chihuahua, Mexico to Ramon Palacios and Angela Chanes.
Conrado Palacios