May 2026

10 days later

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Another great event took place fifty days after Jesus miraculously arose from the grave. At forty days He ascended into the clouds from the top of Mount of Olives in the presence of His disciples, (Acts 1:9). So, what happened 10 days later? The disciples were told to go to Jerusalem and wait, (Acts 1:4 &5). On the tenth day while they were all together, (Acts 2:1-12, 17 &18).
10 days later

Upcoming City Meeting

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The Fort Stockton City Council is scheduled to meet Tuesday, May 26, to deliberate on a wideranging agenda that includes significant infrastructure investments, updates to local traffic laws, and plans for municipal employee appreciation. The regular meeting will begin at 5:30 p.m. at 121 West Second Street.

Upcoming County Meeting

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Following the Memorial Day holiday, the Pecos County Commissioners Court is scheduled to convene for a regular session on Tuesday, May 26, 2026. The meeting will take place at 10:30 A.M.

Panther Tennis Continues Culture of Excellence

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For Fort Stockton High School, the connection between success in the classroom and success on the tennis court continues to grow stronger. One year after former Panther Tennis Coach Cody Aaron highlighted the remarkable trend of Fort Stockton tennis players earning the school’s top academic honors, the tradition continued once again in 2026 with Alexander “Xander” Gomez being named Fort Stockton High School Valedictorian.
TENNIS TRADITION - Fort Stockton High School Valedictorian Alexander “Xander” Gomez poses with his tennis racket in his graduation cap and gown, continuing the Panther Tennis program’s long-standing tradition of excellence in both academics and athletics. Courtesy Photo.

Panthers Earn District 3-4A Honors

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Fort Stockton’s baseball program picked up several postseason honors this week as four Panthers were named to the District 3-4A All-District Team following the 2026 season. Leading the way was senior pitcher Gerry Diaz, who earned First Team All-District honors on the mound.

Hernandez Closes Career at State Meet

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Fort Stockton senior sprinter Eduardo Hernandez closed out his high school track career on the biggest stage in Texas, competing at the UIL State Track and Field Meet in Austin on May 14-16 after qualifying in both the 100-meter and 200-meter dash events.
ON TRACK - Family members, friends, coaches, teachers, and supporters gathered Wednesday morning to send Fort Stockton senior Eduardo Hernandez off to the UIL State Track and Field Meet in Austin. On Thursday evening, the community watched Hernandez compete on the Panther Stadium jumbotron during the FSHS Senior Sunset celebration. Photo by Reba Subia, FSISD

ARREST REPORT

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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.