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The Fort Stockton Independent School District hosted a luncheon on April 25 at their central office for the 15 educators that earned Teachers of the Quarter recognition during the current school year.

The Grey Mule Wine Saloon reopened its doors for business on April 21 with a full house of attendees. New owner, Michel Duforat, says the establishment served over 80 people, which exceeded his expectations for a soft opening.

The PCCAA Head Start held their annual car show at the Zero Stone Park for their students today to celebrate Male Involvement Week. Students took part in a parade, walking from Head Start to the park in their vehicle costumes, before the event.

Driver Doug Masters, of Hutto, Texas, won the 100 miles per hour classification at the 24th Annual Big Bend Open on April 23.

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The following were the Fort Stockton ISD Teachers of the Year that were announced at the district’s banquet Monday at the Special Events Center: Dana Sparks (high school), Jamison Shack (middle school), Luis Payan (intermediate), Belva Houston (Alamo), Savhanna Holland (Apache).

Fort Stockton Middle School will send three Robotics Teams to the state Texas Computer Educators Association Robotics Contest, which will be held at the Hutto High School on Saturday, April 23.

One of the most common complaints for travelers would be under packing. However, that wasn’t the case for Gary Harper who seemed to have packed the perfect attire and armament for an unexpected reenactment opportunity.

Former Fort Stockton Police Department Dispatcher Amy Baiza, who passed away at the age of 29 on Jan. 25 of this year, was honored by Pecos County Precinct No. 2 with a plaque and a tree that was planted near the Amy Baiza Pavilion, which was recently built in Rooney Park. Photos by Nathan Heuer

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21 - SANDERSON Location: Terrell County Courthouse and Square (north of downtown two blocks, behind school) 8:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.