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Summer Off The Patio: JM Stevens

Austin-based song writer JM Stevens continued the summer-long Summer Off The Patio concert series at the Annie Riggs Museum in Fort Stockton with a live performance on July 7. Stevens’ album “Invisibles Lines” and music can be found on Spotify, iTunes, and Apple Music.
Summer Off The Patio: JM Stevens

School Board of the Year

The Fort Stockton Independent School District School Board was recognized as the Texas Rural Education Association School Board of the Year at the organization’s annual banquet on June 28. The event was held in Round Rock at the Kalahari Resort.
SCHOOL BOARD OF THE YEAR

Water Carnival rewind: 2021 division winners

With the Water Carnival starting tomorrow, here's a look back at last year's division winners. See tomorrow's print and e-edition to see this year's contestants and the pictures below. Courtesy photos of J&B Photography.
From left to right: Runner-up Ysabella Sanchez, Miss Fort Stockton Gabriella Renteria, second runner-up Izabella Diaz.

Midland College WRTTC recognizes CNA graduates

Midland College WRTTC held a pinning ceremony for their recent Certified Nursing Assistant graduates on July 7 at Fort Stockton Community Theatre. Linda Esquivel, Assistant Professor of Health Sciences, pinned the CNAs and presented them with their certificates.
CNA graduates

Your Guide To Local Places To Go And Things To Do

If you have an event for our Do Something! listing, please e-mail nathan.heuer fortstocktonpioneer.com. JULY 7 The Summer Off The Patio concert series at the Annie Riggs Museum continues on Thursday, July 7 with live music by J.M.
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Toastmasters name June 10 award winners

Toastmasters President Karan Heffelfinger presented the following awards at the group’s meeting on June 10. Daniel Salamanca, top, won the Best Table Topics Speaker award at the meeting.
Toastmasters name June 10 award winners

Don’t Rain On Our Parade!

The 2022 Independence Day Parade on July 4 in Fort Stockton was met with heavy rains as it finished its final stretch on Main Street. From horses to Jeeps, the crowd welcomed the rain as it made for a good relief from the recent heat. The parade was a true West Texas display of weathering the storm.
July 4 Parade
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