August 2023

CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS

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RECORD SEA TEMPS COULD SPUR MORE HURRICANES Forecasters for the National Weather Service are anticipating a more active hurricane season this year because of record-warm ocean surface temperatures, the Texas Tribune reported. Hurricane season runs through the end of November.
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The Trump Show keeps going, this time to court

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The Trump Trials, a multiact drama of intrigue, deception, ego and struggle for power, is scheduled to debut off Broadway in March, opening what will likely experience a longer run than “Phantom of the Opera.”
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Where do you fall on the coffee spectrum?

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Iwill never get over what the COVID-19 pandemic did to the Ollie’s discount chain. Pre-COVID, on my way to the restroom while shopping, I always sought out the coffee pot that announced sentiments to the effect of “We’ve had a pretty good year.
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FROM THE PULPIT

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By REV. WALT WELLBORN Acts 9:18 (NIV) “Immediately, something that looked like fish scales fell from Saul’s eyes.
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Panther football opens with scrimmage at Crane

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CRANE Fort Stockton’s Panther Football team kicked off their season with a scrimmage against the Lakeview Chiefs this past Friday. The scrimmage took place at Crane High School due to ongoing construction at the Panther Football Field.
Panther football opens with scrimmage at Crane

Lubbock Monterey takes Prowlers in five

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The Fort Stockton Prowlers volleyball team returned to the friendly confines of the Bill and Virginia Williams Special Events Center on Tuesday evening for their first regular-season home match of the season after a respectable performance over the weekend at the Monahans Tournament. In Monahans, the Prowlers fell in straight sets to Amarillo Palo Duro and Odessa Permian before taking down Fabens, Crane and Coahoma in straight sets, and falling to Amarillo Caprock in three.
Lubbock Monterey takes Prowlers in five

Fort Stockton tennis opens season

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The Fort Stockton tennis team competed in the Basin Brawl over the weekend, finishing 1-3; falling to Permian 15-4, Lubbock Monterey 19-0, and Hobbs, N.M 12-7, and defeated a decently stacked Midland High JV team, 10-9. “Overall, a great weekend from the team, they showed tremendous grit through every single match no matter the 100-plus degree weather,” said coach Victor Garcia.
Fort Stockton tennis opens season

Prowler JV wins Pecos CC meet

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The Fort Stockton Junior Varsity girls cross country team opened the season with a bank last Saturday, winning the championship of the West of the Pecos meet in Pecos. Ingris Aguilar took individual gold with a time of 15:34.54. In the JV boys race, Bruno Arcides was fourth for Fort Stockton, and Ali Jackson ws fourth in the varsity girls race.
Prowler JV wins Pecos CC meet