March 2024

What does Spring Break mean to you?

You probably crave a break from my patented “sour grapes” routine, but we must face facts: spring break (a.k.a. Easter break, a.k.a. mid-term break, a.k.a. “unwind, rejuvenate, have fun, but don’t forget how oppressed you are, students”) is not the same for every family.
What does Spring Break mean to you?

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Dear Editor: Aiding and abetting illegal aliens, transporting, and harboring them, calls for at least five years in Federal prison. Biden has caused some 20 million illegals to invade our country in the past three years.

Planning For Retirement

It is a much talked about subject today and many people are very concerned if they will be able to retire and what kind of retirement they will have. One question is will they have enough money to retire and another is where will they retire and what kind of home will they live in.
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From the Pulpit

20 Now among those who went up to worship at the festival were some Greeks. 21 They came to Philip, who was from Bethsaida in Galilee, and said to him, “Sir, we wish to see Jesus.” 22 Philip went and told Andrew, then Andrew and Philip went and told Jesus.
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FS track runs in Sandhills Relays

The Fort Stockton High School track team competed in the Sandhills Relays in Monahans last Friday, with many athletes setting personal records. The Prowlers finished fourth in the team standings with 84 points.
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Prowlers open district with loss to Greenwood

The 4th-ranked Fort Stockton Prowlers began District 3-4A play on Friday in what was the team’s regular-season home-opener in their 17th game of the season to date. The Prowlers played great defense, but the bats struggled to get started as the Rangerettes got the better of Fort Stockton, 4-0.
Kriselda Porras catches a line drive at shortstop, Friday against Greenwood. Photos by Shawn Yorks

Trash Pandas pay it forward

The Fort Stockton Trash Pandas recently received a generous donation. However, instead of keeping it for themselves, they chose to pay it forward to the Fort Stockton Special Needs Athletes.
The Fort Stockton Trash Pandas. Courtesy photo