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Where Ya Headed?

Travelers trickle into Fort Stockton from Interstate 10 within every passing hour. Memorial Day had its usual surge as trucks, RVs, electric cars, motorcycles and more swooped into town for some gas.
Josh of Fayetteville, North Carolina pulled off the I-10 to fuel up his black Jeep Wrangler Sahara. The traveler spared some time to discuss his travels and the neon rubber duckies on his dashboard. Photo by Jeremy Gonzalez

RAVIOLI CASSEROLE

• 1lb. Ground beef • 1 (16 oz.) can ravioli in tomato sauce • 1 cup spaghetti sauce • 1 (10 oz.) package of frozen chopped spinach • 1 cup cottage cheese or ricotta cheese • 3 tbsp.
Ravioli

Midland College WRTTC GED graduates

Midland College held its annual graduation ceremony for students who successfully passed the GED® exam on May 19 and will be receiving their Texas Certificate of high school equivalency. This year there were eight students from the WRTTC branch campus who participated in the ceremony.
Midland College WRTTC graduates

FORT STOCKTON ISD GRADUATION

Fort Stockton High School Valedictorian Alexia Sanchez and Salutatorian Kaylee Soto were the two students in the senior class that gave speeches at the Fort Stockton ISD graduation ceremony on May 20 at the Special Events Center. Photos by Nathan Heuer
FORT STOCKTON ISD GRADUATION

Fort Stockton senior scholarship recipients

A total of 30 Fort Stockton High School were awarded over a combined $200,000 in scholarship money at the district's annual scholarship banquet on May 12 at the Special Events Center. Pictured are the recipients. Not pictured is JC Napay and Viviana Leyva.
Aiden Rayos

Where Ya Headed?

Not all heroes wear capes, in fact some wear baseball caps and drink a lot of Porky’s Icehouse sweet tea. Visiting veteran Rebbeca Smalley has served four Navy deployments with her first one being the events of Sept. 11.
Veteran and Fort Stockton native Rebbeca Smalley was in town visiting after the passing of her mother Hollyce D’Layne (Ward) Johnson. Returning home, she was surprised to find a much larger Walmart and that her favorite gift shop now serves coffee. Photo by Jeremy Gonzalez
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