May 2025

LOOKING BACK

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Fort Stockton Pioneer Photos are from the Fort Stockton Pioneer archives at the Pioneer’s office located at 210 N. Nelson St .
MAY 1965 GIRLS AUXILIARY — Honored at a presentation service at Northside Baptist Church May 12, the girls above are (L-R), back row: Shauna Hodges, Debbie Nail, Glenna Stapp, Maidens, and Vickie Reeves, Lady-in-Waiting.Front row: Vickie Ray, Louetta Reid, candlelighters; and Lou Ann Langston and Susan Sims, Maidens. Becky Baker and Lali Rivera, not pictured, were ushers. (Staff Photo)

ARREST REPORTS

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Editor's note: It is important to note that an arrest should not be considered evidence of guilt, all defendants are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The following list is provided by the Pecos County Sheriff's Department.

FROM THE PULPIT

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While one might well suppose from a close reading of the last verses from the gospel according to Luke that Jesus ascended to Heaven within twenty- four hours of rising from the dead before dawn on Resurrection Day, which Christians have long celebrated as Easter morning, the account of the Ascension from the book of Acts, long assumed to be a continuation of Luke’s message, provides for forty days for numerous appearances to the disciples in which, as he did for the two walking to Emmaus, he “opened their minds to understand the scriptur[al]” mandate that “repentance for the forgiveness of sins would be preached ….” (Luke 24: 45-47, cf. Acts 1: 1-4) And so Luke-Acts provides for a forty day Easter Season that rises toward the Day of Pentecost promised as the receiving of the Holy Spirit to aid their and our witness of what began in Jerusalem and spread to “earth’s remotest end”— which just might be somewhere in Siberia or, perhaps, West Texas.

Alamo Elementary Students Shine at Annual Color Run & Tug of War

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The Alamo Elementary campus was a vibrant spectacle of energy and school spirit as students participated in the annual Color Run and Tug of War competition last week. Students from all grade levels showcased their athleticism and teamwork in the lively event, a long-standing tradition that brings the school community together.
Alamo Elementary Students Shine

Pecos County Commissioners approve major wind energy projects

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The Pecos County Commissioners Court held its regular session Monday, approving a series of wind energy initiatives that officials say will significantly expand the county’s renewable energy footprint. nts with Skyrider Wind, LLC, and Big Canyon Wind, LLC, including $1,000 payments from each company to offset local administrative costs.