May 2025

FROM THE PULPIT

At this moment in an ongoing treatment of “lectionary” Scriptural passages that flesh out what it means to be an Easter people (pls. note the purposive use of the present tense more and more) we turn to a Scriptural lesson not chosen for study in 2025 but [being] the preeminent model for our, as we...

Tearing Down to Rebuild

The echoes of cheers, the rhythm of marching bands, the pounding of cleats on turf, and the collective roar of Panther fans under the Friday night lights — these are the memories woven into every beam and bleacher of Panther Stadium. But now, as of Monday, May 6, those echoes begin a new chapter.
The district’s Maintenance and Operations team carefully began the process before the first machine ever touched the concrete. They salvaged pieces of the stadium’s legacy—bleachers, signage, and fixtures—many of which will be repurposed and placed throughout the district. It’s a thoughtful nod to the history and memories held within those stands, where generations of Fort Stockton students, families, and fans gathered. Photo by Tristian Barragan

Sul Ross State Battles Eagles

ALPINE — The Sul Ross State University baseball team (3-45 Lone Star Conference, 4-46) lost 17-3 to Oklahoma Christian (13-35 LSC, 14-36), Sunday at Kokernot Field. The Eagles scored eight runs over the first four innings to effectively sealed the game.
Sul Ross State Baseball has concluded the 2025 season. Courtesy Photo

ARREST REPORT

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.

PCMHD Community Engagement

Pecos County Memorial Hospital District (PCMHD) continued its community outreach with a series of initiatives aimed at improving trauma care and celebrating the contributions of healthcare workers and senior citizens. PCMHD recently hosted a Rural Trauma Team Development Course, welcoming Dr.
The PCMHD team brought smiles (and snow cones!) to local nursing home residents and staff. A sweet way to show appreciation and spread a little sunshine.