February 2022

Hi everyone. My name is Nathan Reeves. I am a life-long resident of Pecos County. My family has been in Pecos County for several generations. I am now married to Amber and we have three girls we are raising in Pecos County, Brooklyn, Kailyn, and Camryn.

The most important qualification I have to be your Precinct 4 Pecos County Commissioner is the earnest desire to serve our citizens and help to preserve what we all enjoy about Fort Stockton and Pecos County.

If you have an event for our Do Something! listing, please e-mail nathan.heuer fortstocktonpioneer.com. FEB.

Laura McKenzie and Penny Smith, two of Fort Stockton Community Theatre’s leading ladies, were recognized for their acting ability by being named to the All-Star Cast at TexFEST competition held in Kerrville Feb. 17-19.

Fort Stockton’s newly renovated theatre – Panther Pictures Fort Stockton – announced last week that their first showing will be the movie “The Batman” starting on March 4 and running through March 6.

A baby blue school bus pulled into the City Hall parking lot last week, but not to stop and pay a utility bill. Traveling couple Oak and Leah shuffled out of the vibrant bus to explore the downtown area on foot.

As illegal migration from Central America soars, more minors are moving into America’s cheap labor pipeline. It’s a dismal journey enabled by lax immigration policies.

A quarter of a million dollars. That’s the amount that I’ve paid in FICA payroll taxes during my working career, according to my recent Social Security statement.

Seven Panther seniors had their basketball careers come to an end on Feb. 15 at home against Seminole.

The Prowlers perfect season continued Feb. 19 at the Greenwood Invitational – the last qualifier of the season for the Fort Stockton female powerlifters.