November 2021

Left over Halloween candy

Fort Stockton sure put on an exciting Halloween. There were many trunk-n-treats, costume contest, pumpkins patches, and Halloween parties. The candy begins to mount up. You soon realize something has to be done with the mountain of candy.
Left over Halloween candy

LOOKING BACK

November 1967 issue: FFA LEADERS – Four of these cheerful Fort Stockton students are the nucleus of the local chapter of FFA, and Mary Hayter (second from the right) was recently chosen sweetheart of the group. Her brother, Bob Hayter, (center) is the new chapter president.
LOOKING BACK

Gas line replacements persist

The City of Fort Stockton continues to restore cast iron gas lines around town. For a projected $438,842, the Fort Stockton City Council awarded the bid to local company Colt I & E, LLC, at the Oct.
City of Fort Stockton

DOWNTOWN TRICK OR TREAT

Up and down Main Street in Fort Stockton, businesses were getting into the Halloween spirit on Friday, Oct. 29 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. by handing out candy and other treats to families.
Downtown Trick or Treat