The Alpine Cowboys have shown resilience and strength in their recent games, maintaining their status as the number one team in the Pecos League Mountain South Division with a remarkable 32-3 record.
High school Summer Camps open to incoming and current athletes Fort Stockton High School announced upcoming summer camps for 2024. Swimming sessions are $90 a session, while all other camps are $40 per camp.
The Fort Stockton Recreation All Stars Baseball and Softball teams made their mark at the Little League All Stars Sectionals Tournament with impressive performances across the board.
Fort Stockton’s own Carla Vazquez has made her mark in the world of junior livestock, securing a notable 10th place overall in the Intermediate Hog Division for the state of Texas.
The Pecos County Commissioners Court held its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, July 8. During this meeting, the commissioners approved many items for the improvement of county properties and technology.
The beloved Comanche Springs Swimming Pool, a central hub for summer fun in Fort Stockton, became the victim of senseless vandalism early on July 4th. The incident forced the pool to close on one of the busiest days of the year, causing disappointment and frustration among the community.
The Fort Stockton City Council met for their regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, July 8. This particular meeting was standing room only, the room was filled with friends and family of young athletes who have played in the youth All-Star games this season.