April 2025

The End of a Season

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To say that Texas this year had an above-average quail season would be an understatement, by my predictions. From the Rolling Plains to South Texas, all reports from fellow quail chasers have been nothing but a decade high.

What Lies Ahead!

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Last week I wrote about what happens to everyone who rejects Jesus Christ and what their future holds. Not a pretty picture and to be cast into the Lake of Fire and burn and suffer forever and ever, (Revelation 20:1015, 21:8, 22:11&12, Matthew 25:41&46, Hebrews 9:27). The Bible says great numbers will choose to reject, neglect and disobey God, (Romans 1:18, 2:5). The result is they forfeit God’s very precious and wonderful gift, forgiveness of sins, a new life in Christ. and at the moment of death transported into the presence of Jesus Christ and eternity in Heaven, (John 3:16). But like those English grammar rules there is also one exception.

FROM THE PULPIT

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Across these weeks of the Season known as Lent among Christian community the weekly FROM THE PULPIT column has followed Jesus toward Jerusalem and His date with destiny there: the symbol for that destiny is the Cross. After Resurrection Sunday our date with destiny begins and it is symbolized by the Empty Tomb. Although this week’s moment in the journey toward Jerusalem follows, according to the Lukan witness, Jesus’ third prediction of the Cross, the story of Zacchaeus is all about experiencing the gift of the Empty Tomb: Salvation.

Fort Stockton Middle School Teams Compete at Junior Comanche Relays

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The Fort Stockton Middle School Panthers and Prowlers delivered strong performances at the Junior Comanche Relays, hosted by Monahans Middle School on Thursday, March 27. Both the 7th and 8th grade boys' teams claimed first-place finishes in their respective divisions, while the Prowler 7th grade girls' team also secured first place overall.

Prowlers Battle Hard but Face Tough District Stretch

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The Fort Stockton Prowler Varsity Softball team faced a tough week in district play, competing in three games against Andrews, Greenwood, and Seminole. Despite strong offensive performances, the Prowlers fell short in all three matchups, bringing their record to 13-14 on the season.