October 2024

Big Spring Meet

The Fort Stockton High School and Junior High Cross Country teams delivered a strong performance at the Big Spring meet on Saturday, September 28, with athletes across all divisions showcasing their determination and grit.

SECOND DISTRICT MATCH

The Fort Stockton Panther Tennis Team took the courts on Tuesday, September 24, for a highly anticipated second district match against the Pecos Eagles. In front of a home crowd, the Panthers showcased their season-long growth and teamwork, walking away with a resounding 16-3 victory.
SECOND DISTRICT MATCH

522 Flags for 522 Women

“Early detection saved my life,” said Misty Frank. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, one in eight Women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.
Amber Reeves, Misty Frank, and Caitlyn Bennett have been training in preparation for the upcoming Susan G. Komen 3-Day 60 Mile Walk in San Diego California.

Recording the History of Local Voices

For many of us, so much of a family’s history is traded between generations from across a kitchen table or in the warmth of a living room. In the form of stories from ancestor’s lives, a family’s history is maintained and connected to the context of their lives.
Tai Kreidler, right, interviews Paul Pasque, during the oral recording session for the Texas Tech Southwest Collections archive. Photo by Joh Covington

New One-Way

Fort Stockton’s downtown district became a source of some confusion and frustration earlier this week when a new traffic ordinance went into effect, changing Main Street into a one-way road. Ordinance No.
This week, Main Street’s change into a one-way went into effect. Photo by Tristian Barragan