September 2025

Panther Cross Country Shines at Crane Meet Despite Longer Course

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The Fort Stockton Cross Country team continued their strong start to the 2025 season with an impressive showing at the Crane Invitational on Saturday, August 30. The courses proved to be more challenging than anticipated, with the twomile course measuring 2.11 miles and the threemile course stretching to 3.14 miles. Even with the added distance, the Panthers rose to the occasion, collecting medals, personal records, and plenty of momentum heading into their next meet.
Cross Country Runners - Karen Villanueva, Ingrid Aguilar, Bradaly Jimenez, Mariah Salmon, Octavio Ronquillo, Marlayna Salmon, Carla Vazquez, Roger Cortez, Matthew Salmon, Omar Aguilar, Santiago Tarango, Teddy Soto, Tylel Sexton, and Cesar Pom collected medals, personal records, and plenty of momentum heading into their next meet as Panthers. Courtesy Photo

PUBLIC SENTENCING DISPOSITIONS

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Editor’s note: The following list is provided by the Pecos County Attorney’s Office Offender: ORLANDO RODRIGUEZ BLANCO Offense: DRIVING WHILE LICENSE INVALID WITH PREVIOUS CONVICTION OR SUSPENSION Offense Date: 01/04/2025 Arresting Agency: Ft.

The Students of the Month!

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Middle School Student of the Month Apache Student of the Month Highschool Student of the Month Intermediate Student of the Month.
Aria Prange was named Student of the Month for Alamo in August! Photo by Tristian Barragan

Veterans and Volunteers

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The American Legion Department of Texas is issuing a call to all veterans in the Fort Stockton area to participate in a significant revitalization effort aimed at restoring the prominence of American Legion Post 234. This crucial event is scheduled for Saturday, September 6, and will take place at the Chamber of Commerce, located at 1000 E Railroad Ave, Fort Stockton.
Last year, Zero Stone Park hosted the Veterans Day celebration and saw the unveiling of the newly installed Alamo Letter Plaque. Photo by Kerry Waldrip

Barrio Fest Arrives

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Barrio Fest IV, a “weekend packed celebration of history, culture & family fun,” is set to kick off next weekend, September 1214, in the heart of Fort Stockton. The free event promises a diverse array of activities, from rediscovering nearly forgotten traditions to vibrant live entertainment and educational exhibits, all made possible by numerous sponsors.
Returning to perform at the Texas Treasure Business Awards & Heritage Reception on Friday, September 12, is the incredible Mariachi Santa Cruz. Courtesy Photo