August 2023

Prowler volleyball serves up new season with new coach

ALPINE – The Jessica Tully-Mitchell era began with a flourish Tuesday evening in Alpine, as the Fort Stockton Prowlers volleyball squad took on the host Lady Bucks and the Wink Lady Wildcats in a triangular match. The Prowlers defeated Alpine 26-24, 24-26, 22-25, 25-22 and 1816.
The Fort Stockton Prowlers celebrate a point during a match in Alpine on Tuesday night. Photo by JT Maroney/Alpine Avalanche

CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS

CHILD CARE CENTERS CLOSING ACROSS STATE An unprecedented number of child care centers are expected to close across the state as pandemic relief funding ends, the Texas Standard reported.
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Preparations underway for Barrio Fest

The 2nd annual Barrio Fest, sponsored by the Fort Stockton Community Theater, is rapidly approaching. Last year’s event brought attention to a piece of history that had been forgotten if it had not been for Mrs. Sarita Urias Swonke.
Sarita Urias Swonke and the Choir performed in front of what used to be the Cunningham Furniture Company in 1948 and is now the Fort Stockton Community Theatre. PHOTO BY TONY SWONKE

GALVAN, MOORE CONTINUE SRO ROLES

Iraan-Sheffield Collegiate ISD School Resource Officer Pete Galvan, left, with Pecos County Sheriff Thomas J. Perkins, and Buena Vista ISD School Resource Officer Christine Moore, right, with county judge Joe Shuster and Sheriff Perkins will continue as School Resource Officers for their respective...
GALVAN, MOORE CONTINUE SRO ROLES

City, county don’t agree on EMS funding

The Pecos County Commissioner’s Court held a special session Monday morning, approving the overall tax rates for the county and for the Midland College Williams Regional Technical Training Center.
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