November 2022

No. 9 Glen Rose ends Fort Stockton’s postseason run

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Fort Stockton’s bid to become the first team in school history to win 11 games came up short on Thursday at San Angelo Stadium in the area round of the 4A-2 playoffs against ninth-ranked Glen Rose.

The Panthers lost a pair of their star players in the first three possessions of the game and the Tigers showed why they were six-time defending district champions behind quarterback Hudson White in a 63-12 victory.

Glen Rose senior quarterback Hudson White (13) tallied eight touchdowns in the first half before his day was day at San Angelo Stadium on Nov. 17 against Fort Stockton. Photo by Nathan Heuer

Photo Gallery: Panthers vs. Perryton

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The Panthers won their third consecutive bi-district title in a 20-14 victory against Perryton on Nov. 11 at Post High School. Pictured is the action from last Friday's contest.

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Pecos County Nov. 8 election official vote tally

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The following is the official vote tally for Pecos County from the Nov. 8 election. Pecos County Deputy Clerk Sophia Franco provided the results to the Pioneer on Nov. 15.

Stockton ISD Bond Election

Proposition A ($84 million)

For – 1,795

Against – 1,302

Proposition B ($16 million)

For – 1,738

Against – 1,369

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Do Something: Your guide to local places to go and things to do

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Nov. 17

The Xi Zeta Lambda Sorority Auction will be held on Thursday, Nov. 17 at the FMH building next to Fort Stockton Community Theatre. The merriment begins at 6:30 p.m. and is scheduled to conclude at 9 p.m. Art, Baked Goods, and Holiday Décor will be available. Proceeds will benefit local scholarships.

Nov. 19

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Prowlers find success at sub-varsity home tourney

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Freshman and junior varsity girl basketball teams from across the area descended on Fort Stockton High School last weekend for the Prowlers’ sub-varsity basketball tournament. Fort Stockton brought two teams to the tournament, and both got quality wins.

In addition to the two Prowler teams, Sanderson, Midland Christian, Reagan County, McCamey, Permian, Midland Classical Academy, Greenwood and Presidio competed. 

The Fort Stockton junior varsity and freshman basketball teams competed in the Fort Stockton sub-varsity tournament over the weekend. File photo by Shawn Yorks

Texas Thanksgiving meal cheaper than national average

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The average cost of a classic Thanksgiving meal in Texas is lower than the national average but still more expansive than a year ago, according to Farm Bureau’s 37th annual price survey.

The average cost of this year’s classic Thanksgiving feast for 10 in Texas is $58.51 or $5.85 per person.

The average cost of the classic meal in the U.S. is $64.05 or less than $6.50 per person. This is a $10.74 or a 20% increase from last year’s national average of $53.31.

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Prowler 7th and 8th graders fall to Greenwood

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The Fort Stockton Prowlers seventh and eighth B-team basketball squads traveled to Greenwood Nov. 14, falling in their season openers. The seventh graders fell 27-11.

“They hustled up and down the court and had some great teamwork,” coach Patricia Pena said. “We did have some great work from our girls on defense and offense.”

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County approves bids for hail storm roof repairs

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The Oct. 10 hail storm did a number on several county buildings in Imperial and Coyanosa, and the Pecos County Commissioner’s Court on Nov. 14 approved bids for roof repairs at three buildings. The county received two bids for each building, but the bids were tabled at the Oct. 24 meeting in order to see if one of the bidders would offer a warranty on their work.
County approves bids for hail storm roof repairs

Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce Glitz 2022

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The Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce’s 2022 Glitz was Nov. 10 at the Pecos County Civic Center, with a fashion show featuring apparel, hair and makeup from local shops and salons. Models showed off the latest apparel and hair styles from Studio #1, Walmart, Pecos County Feed and Supply, Red Shearz Hair Salon, Glitzy Trendz, Sisters Beauty Salon, Nolan’s, Burke’s Outlet, Bella Terazza, Tractor Supply, Armor of God Graphics and Martha’s Boutique. The show is the largest ‘Shop Local’ event of the year. See more photos in next week’s Pioneer. Photos by Shawn Yorks
Mrs. Texas, Kelli Harral Burns.