April 2026

Magnify The Majestic Savior

2 Corinthians 5:7 or we walk by faith, not by sight— Most people see a can of tomato soup as nothing more than a simple meal. But sometimes the simplest things expose the deepest truths.
Magnify The Majestic Savior

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.

Overwatering signs vs Underwatering signs

Dear Neil: I xeriscaped my front yard in November 2014 and used the compact form Microburst Texas sage. I’m wondering why one plant died. Its leaves turned a deep gray. Leaves at the bases of the other plants seem brittle and fall off easily with touch. Otherwise, the plants look fine.
Overwatering signs vs Underwatering signs

Fort Stockton Special Olympics Shine in Midland

Fort Stockton’s Special Olympics athletes battled through harsh West Texas conditions and delivered a strong showing at the Area 18 Track and Field Meet in Midland, bringing home a collection of medals while representing their community with pride.
Special Olympics – At the Area 18 Track and Field Meet in Midland, held earlier this week, Fort Stockton’s athletes rose to the occasion, consistently competing with energy and enthusiasm. Their efforts were rewarded at the conclusion of events, as competitors received medals recognizing their performances. Courtesy Photo

Take your child to Retirement Day — before it’s too late

Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day should be expanded. Every April, parents bring their kids to work to envision their future — but why stop at 18? Middle-aged kids should spend a day with their parents to envision their retirement — as I did a few years ago.
Take your child to Retirement Day — before it’s too late

Cost for future water needs could reach $174B

Texas will need to invest $174 billion over the next 50 years to keep up with water demand, according to a draft 2027 state water plan approved last week, the Austin American-Statesman reported. That is more than twice the projected cost in the previous state water plan published in 2022.
Cost for future water needs could reach $174B