January 2025

The Fort Stockton City Council convened for its regular meeting on Monday, January 27, at 5:30 p.m. at 121 West Second Street.

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The Pecos County Commissioners Court held its regular session on Monday, January 27, at the County Courthouse in Fort Stockton. Presided over by County Judge Joe Shuster, the meeting addressed a wide range of agenda items, including appointments, infrastructure improvements, and community support initiatives.

The Pecos County Sheriff’s Office successfully recovered a stolen load of copper valued at approximately $175,000, following a coordinated effort with the Fort Stockton Police Department. The operation culminated in the apprehension of the suspect and the impoundment of the stolen vehicle.

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The Israelites gave us two innovative ideas: First, that history has a God-directed purpose. They believed God was not only responsible for the harvest but also for history; YHWH not only made the sun rise and the crops grow (natural events), he also defeated Pharaoh and set his people free from slavery (historical events).