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FORT STOCKTON SATISFIES NEED FOR SPEED

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FORT STOCKTON SATISFIES NEED FOR SPEED

Wed, 04/26/2023 - 22:23

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The Big Bend Open Road Race Parade is a favorite of youngsters in Fort Stockton as drivers and passengers throw candy for the youth during the event. Pictured is Jasmin Armendariz Diaz, right, and Evy, left. Photo by Nathan Heuer

Charles Bowers and Janyth Bowers’ 2001 Cobra was one of the most unique cars to compete in last weekend’s Big Bend Open Road Race. The car was the only Cobra to compete in the competition. The Bowers competed in the 110-mph division. Photo by Nathan Heuer

Young racers competed in the Head Start Car Show and Parade, Friday morning at Zero Stone Park. The parade began at the Pecos County Community Action Agency Head Start on James Street, proceeded to Zero Stone Park and, after awards, went back to the Head Start building. The parade and car show helped celebrate the importance of male involvement in a child’s life. Photo by Shawn Yorks

Racing fans check out the 1989 Porsche driven by Martin Hickman and navigator Scott Montrull shortly after the pair arrived back at Rooney Park after the race, Saturday afternoon. Photo by Shawn Yorks

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