College kids flunk the morals test
It turns out that some of our smartest college kids aren’t just stupid about things like microaggressions and gender pronouns.
October 2023
LOOKING BACK
Photos are from the Fort Stockton Pioneer archives at the Pioneer’s office located at 210 N. Nelson St..
TxDOT promotes safety with educational tours
The Texas Department of Transportation facility in Fort Stockton played host to educational tours for Fort Stockton Independent School District students last Thursday.
PANTHERLAND BAND RECEIVES DIV. 1, HEADS TO AREA CONTEST
ABOVE: The Fort Stockton High School Pride of Pantherland Band achieved Division 1 at the UIL Region 6 Marching Contest in Odessa last Saturday and will compete in the Area contest in Abilene this Saturday.
‘Spirits of the River’ Returns to Horsehead Crossing Oct. 27-29
The Pecos County Historical Commission (PCHC) and the Goodnight-Loving Trail Foundation announce plans for the fourth annual Horsehead Crossing “Spirits of the River” Living History Event Oct. 27-29 at historic Horsehead Crossing on the Pecos River.
Rare bloom grows at FS residence
Fort Stockton resident Pam Rubio woke up to a superbloom of wildflowers near her front yard after the recent heavy rains. Local resident Pam Rubio woke up to hundreds of wildflower blooms in her front yard after the frequent rainfall this month.
No product or process can sterilize cedar elms
Dear Neil: Is it possible to sterilize cedar elm trees so we won’t have all the seedlings come spring? We have put down corn gluten meal in September to stop the germination, but millions have come up in the spring.
‘Little Amal’ to visit Marfa
Marfa will welcome Little Amal as part of her Walk Across America on Tuesday, Oct. 24.
Blue Wave swimmers fifth in Andrews
The Fort Stockton High School Blue Wave competed in the Andrews Sprint Extravaganza swim meet Saturday. This is year one of rebuilding the swim program and meet No. 4. Extraordinary doesn’t begin to explain this team.
