July 2026

Body Fort Stockton High School will add Panther and Prowler soccer beginning with the 2026-27 school year, marking the first high school soccer program in Fort Stockton ISD history.

Body Before heading into one of the most important stretches of the Pecos League season, the Alpine Cowboys put together an eventful week that featured an offensive explosion, a series victory in Santa Fe, and a climb back into the thick of the Mountain South race.

Body The Fort Stockton Recreation Department officially opened its 2026 Adult Coed Softball League on Sunday evening, welcoming players and spectators back to Rooney Park for the start of a six-week summer season.

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Body Sul Ross State University has officially earned full membership in National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) Division II, marking the successful completion of a three-year provisional membership process and a historic milestone for Lobo Athletics.

Body Volume I: Chapter I, “The Paleo Prehistory of Pecos County” Part 2 continued The paleo bone inventory of the bison species that watered at San Pedro Springs is subordinate to the horse, mammoth, and camel. It is the author's opinion that the Pecos River of 10,000 years B.P.

Body Area ranchers, livestock producers, and community members are invited to attend a New World Screwworm Seminar on Wednesday, July 29, at the Pecos County Civic Center, 1618 Airport Drive in Fort Stockton. The seminar will begin at 6 p.m., and a meal will be provided.

Body The hard work, dedication, and perseverance of this year’s 4-H Record Book winners have earned well-deserve special recognition this season. Through goal setting, project work, and reflection, these outstanding 4-H members have demonstrated what it means to strive for excellence.

Body The Pecos County Commissioners Court met Monday morning, July 13, approving several projects and agreements aimed at future economic development, county facility improvements, and operational efficiency.

Body Property improvements, city finances, and economic growth were among the key topics before the City Council during its latest meeting on July 18.