August 2026

Body American entrepreneurs are beginning to flourish again. According to Dictionary.com, an entrepreneur is a “person who starts, organizes and operates a business, taking on financial risks in the hope of making a profit.

Body Texas public school campuses and districts received their state report cards late last week from the Texas Education Agency, with most showing little change from the previous school year, The Texas Tribune reported.

Body It sits alone, surrounded by miles of West Texas sky, and yet it has long been a destination whispered about, recommended, and returned to by those who know. The Gage Hotel is not just a stop along the road; it’s a place people seek out.

Body Can you believe we had some good, beautiful rains in the middle of July of all things. Yes, it was spotty in some places but there were a lot of places that had good rains. We had a lot of rain over seven inches inches in and it is green, dirt tanks are full.

Body The Museum of the Big Bend at Sul Ross State University has been selected for a grant totaling $412,997 from the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) to expand and strengthen educational programming serving the Big Bend region.

Body The Arts & Crafts Show awards scholarships to area graduating seniors each summer as students make their way off to college. As an event of the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce, it is organized by a Chamber Committee.

Body Open to all Senior Center members and guests, Friday, August 21, at 12:00. The Pecos County Senior Citizens Center will host a Farmer’s Market Potluck luncheon this Friday, August 21, at 12:00 noon at the Senior Center, located at 1010 W.

Body FROM: TEXAS DEVELOPMENT BOARD ECONOMIC BASE REPORT OF \\SMALLER COMMUNITIES PROGRAM. Prepared by the Texas Employment Commission, Pecos County, Texas Texas Water Development Board April, 1967 1.

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Body Water took center stage Monday as a crowded and at times chaotic Middle Pecos Groundwater Conservation District meeting brought ranchers, landowners, residents, attorneys and officials from neighboring communities together for hours of discussion over groundwater, proposed...