January 2024

Steven “Steve” Anthony Flesher

Steven “Steve” Anthony Flesher, 68, is home with our heavenly Father. His tribe of many souls joyfully welcomed him Jan. 11, 2024. Steve was born July 8, 1955, in Mineral Wells, Texas, the third of eight children.
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Margaret "Maggie" Louise Brown

Margaret "Maggie" Louise Brown was born on Jan. 24, 1956, and entered into eternal rest on Dec. 29, 2023 in El Paso after an illness. She was preceded in death by her parents, Raymond Sr., and Pattye Brown; a brother and sister-in-law, Joseph and Diana Brown, and brother Raymond Brown Jr.
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Removing male cedars won’t stop cedar allergies

been that there are so many hundreds of thousands of redcedars, Ashe junipers, and other related By Neil Sperry junipers that cutting one or a few won’t make much difference in a person’s allergies. It’s better to have an allergist prescribe the appropriate medicine.
Removing male cedars won’t stop cedar allergies

DO SOMETHING!

YOUR GUIDE TO LOCAL PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO DO Your guide to local places to go and things to do! If you have an event for our Do Something! listing, please e-mail shawn. yorks@ fortstocktonpioneer. com.
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Aaaaay! Is ‘Happy Days’ really turning 50?

Oh, for simpler times with fewer adult responsibilities and fewer high-tech distractions! Then I might manage to finish reading two excellent autobiographies (Henry Winkler’s “Being Henry: The Fonz – And Beyond” and the late Garry Marshall’s “My Happy Days in Hollywood”) before The Big Day.
Aaaaay! Is ‘Happy Days’ really turning 50?

What we may face

The old one was worn out but a good friend said he could make me a new one. I picked it up just before Christmas and boy was it pretty! It was even better than I had imagined. When I went to pay for it He said, “Merry Christmas, it’s a gift to you.” I was so proud of the belt that I wore it to town.
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From the Pulpit

Things can change in an instant. Nothing on earth is assured. Our storehouses can be full, and those storehouses and contents can be destroyed in a single night. And the opposite is true as well. The cupboards and pantry can be empty. and something changes and now they are full.
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Prowlers suffer hard loss to Seminole

Walking onto the court at the Bill and Virginia Williams Special Events Center last Friday night, the Fort Stockton Prowlers knew they had a formidable task ahead of them. The Seminole Maidens came to Fort Stockton ranked No. 4 in the Class 4A TABC poll and were fresh off a 90-20 win over Andrews.
Kimbree Norman (21) reaches for a rebound in Friday’s loss to Seminole. Photos by Shawn Yorks

Panthers fall to Seminole in district-opener

The Fort Stockton High School Panthers varsity basketball team opened district play at home against the Seminole Indians on Friday night and came up short, 64-39. Diego Ronquillo led the Panthers with 10 point, Aundre Washington added nine and Christian Soto eight.
Evan Cordero (32) fights for a rebound last Friday in the Fort Stockton varsity game against Seminole. Photos by Shawn Yorks