June 2025

No, I won’t make it to the Grand Military Parade in Washington, D.C. on June 14, but… … I’ll definitely be poring over my late father’s Army memorabilia, including the mimeographed bulletin from October 7, 1946 when the young draftee was appointed as a temporary Tech Fifth Grade in the 368th...

CAPITAL HIGHLIGHTS The dust hasn’t quite settled on the 2025 legislative session, but here’s a sampling of bills already sent to Gov. Greg Abbott.

Dear Editor, I am writing on behalf of myself and my family. Dr.

Dear Editor, I have attended the last three PCMH Board meetings in efforts of making some sense out of the actions that caused Dr. Gougler to resign.

Eleven Fort Stockton residents were recognized this spring for earning their GED certificates through the Midland College Williams Regional Technical Training Center (WRTTC).

The fourth annual Barrio Fest, a celebration of Hispanic history, culture, and traditions in Fort Stockton and surrounding areas, is set to take place Friday through Sunday, September 12–14. Organizers have announced a lineup of performances and cultural programming to mark this year’s festival.

This west Texas community of nearly 15,000 folks is about to experience a population explosion. The reason is the West of the Pecos Rodeo, the World’s First Rodeo and home of some of the greatest competition in Western sports.

Last Wednesday, May 28, Senator César J. Blanco announced that Sul Ross State University will receive more than $13 million in new state funding.

FRIDAY JUNE 6 The 2025 “Live at Zero Stone” concert series kicks off this Friday, June 6 with the West Texas Jammers. Bring your lawn chairs, ice chests, and picnic dinners to Zero Stone Park at 400 S Nelson and enjoy an evening of free live music.

The Fort Stockton Film Society will present a free public screening of the Marx Brothers’ classic 1933 comedy Duck Soup this Saturday at the Nelson Street Theater. The film, widely regarded as a comedy masterpiece, will begin at 7 p.m.