February 2024

Fort Stockton tennis competes in Big Lake

On Thursday, the Fort Stockton High School JV Panther Tennis team traveled to Big Lake to continue to build on their success from last week. With a tournament in double the size and multiple 6A schools competing, the Panthers managed to show mass improvement and continue to show their fight.
Fort Stockton tennis competes in Big Lake

Panthers wrap up season with wins at Pecos

The Fort Stockton Panthers basketball teams ended their season on a strong note last week in Pecos, downing the host Eagles 77-50 to finish the season 5-22 overall and 3-7 in District 3-4A. Pecos ended the season 3-23, 0-10.
Panthers wrap up season with wins at Pecos

Prowlers storm into softball season

The yellow ball season is officially here with games that count toward overall records. The “Blue Storm” is forming over Fort Stockton and headed to all areas of West Texas. Prowler Softball started the season in Presidio last week with the Varsity defeating the Blue Devils, 7-3.
Prowlers storm into softball season

From The Pulpit: The Curse Of Comfort

We have been looking at how to respond in a season of disinterest in God; when we feel no desire for him. Very often, although not always, these seasons of spiritual apathy occur in times of relative comfort—when we are untested by trials and unworried by difficult circumstances.
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Mamma’s advice

When I was in Bible college I was also on staff at a large church. My mother gave me some advice about working for other people and working in an office. As I had not worked in an office before. She said, “you observe your boss and learn the office procedures. Like when and how to talk with him.
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LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear Editor: There have been 165 attacks on American Troops in the Middle East since the Hamas incursion into Israel on Oct. 7 last.
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