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Where Ya Headed?

Traveling couple Steven and Leslie King opened the door to the Mesquite Tree Gifts, Ice Cream & Coffee Shop and found themselves sinking into leather chairs with hot coffees in hand. “This coffee shop has a very comfortable setting,” said Steven as he tasted his amaretto latte.
Steven King and his wife Leslie enjoyed the relaxing pace of a Sunday afternoon in Fort Stockton. Passing the time with conversation and hot lattes, they enjoyed their experience at the Mesquite Tree Gifts, Ice Cream & Coffee Shop. Photo by Jeremy Gonzalez

Super Bowl LVI is around the corner, make a game plan

This year, the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) is teaming up with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service to remind football fans and Super Bowl partygoers that designated drivers are the best defense against the dangers of drunk driving.

Toastmasters announce winners

President Karan Heffelfinger, left, presented the following award winners at the Toastmasters meeting on Jan. 28 (from left to right). Lilly Gonzalez, Best Speaker; Alicia Salinas, Best Table Topics; Santa Acosta, Best Evaluator.
Toastmasters announce winners

Toastmasters announce winners

Toastmasters in Fort Stockton held their regular meeting on January 14. Karan Heffelfinger, left, won the Best Speaker; Oscar Gonzalez, middle, won the Best Table Topics Speaker; and Santa Acosta, right, won the Best Evaluator.
Toastmasters announce winners

Robotics teams secure top positions at tournament

Fort Stockton Middle School robotics teams traveled to Greenwood on Jan 29. The three teams competed in the intermediate arena division in which two teams formed an alliance. Two of the Fort Stockton teams aligned with one another and secured the top positions in the tournament.
Robotics teams secure top positions at tournament

First responders honor Baiza

A large convoy of local first responder vehicles head south on Front Street as they take part in the funeral procession for former Fort Stockton Police Department Dispatcher Amy Baiza.
First responders honor Baiza

Where Ya Headed?

“I know how to fly,” proclaimed a traveler named Andrew, who was parked outside the Love’s Travel Stop on Feb. 1.
Posing with his boot on his bumper, Andrew of Colorado gives Fort Stockton a big thumbs up. With a smile on his face he even shared that he knows how to fly. Photo by Jeremy Gonzalez

FSISD students compete in academic challenge

Fort Stockton High School hosted the TACS Regional Academic Challenge on Jan. 26. Fort Stockton students competed on four different teams. In Division II, Alexia Sanchez, Brooke Tucker, and Justin Gamboa placed first.
Students compete in challenge

Turnkey Realty Ribbon Cutting

Turnkey Realty held a ribbon cutting ceremony by the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce on Jan. 27 at its newly renovated office located at 804 N. Main St. Owner of the property and Turnkey Realtor Angie Miles provided food and beverages for over 50 guests that attended.
TURNKEY REALTY RIBBON CUTTING
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