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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. DEC.

The average traveler stops in Fort Stockton for the duration of topping off a gas tank. However, Thanksgiving weekend always brings in a crowd of travelers who stay for days at a time.

Fort Stockton native Mike Lujan, right, shot a monster 6x7 elk on Lea Ranch, owned by Daggett Family, on Nov. 20.

The First United Methodist Church in Fort Stockton will have their annual March to the Manger during their 11 a.m. service on Sunday, Dec. 12. The church invites the public to join them for the event.

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Midland College Williams Training Technical Center in Fort Stockton offers students the unique ability to be far ahead of the curve when they enter college at a university or in the real world.

The 47th Annual Arts & Crafts Fair was held on Nov. 20 at the Pecos County Civic Center.

November 1992 issue: Leading the yells for fall sports at Fort Stockton High School are, L-R, Jami Archer, Jeana Ivy, Abby Baiza, Marli Byrd, Norma Fabela and Cleo Mancha. November 1992 issue: FLAG FOOTBALL CHAMPS – The Cougars are the champions of the Flag Football activities for the 1992 season.

A group of Fort Stockton students from the Alamo Elementary and Fort Stockton Intermediate campuses traveled to Seminole on Nov. 17-18 to compete in the UIL Academics meet.

A group of Fort Stockton freshmen visited the Midland College/WRTTC campus in Fort Stockton earlier in the month. Students learned about the possibilities of taking dual credit classes and programs where they can earn certifications in energy, nursing and business.