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Grey Mule’s grapevine produces its first fruits

The Grey Mule Saloon wine tasting room at 101 E Callaghan St. has discovered its first batch of grapes produced from its small backyard vineyard. The Grey Mule planted its vines back in April of 2017, which is a testament to the patience required with growing fresh grapes.
Sweet and floral muscat canelli grapes have arrived to the downtown Grey Mule Saloon wine tasting room. It takes at least three years for grapevines to begin producing grapes. The Grey Mule staff says the clusters are extremely sweet and that the grapes were well worth the wait. Photo by Jeremy Gonzalez

Miss Fort Stockton 2020

Dear Fort Stockton, I have loved you since the day was born, I can’t picture myself I growing up anywhere other than here. My family’s roots run deep in Fort Stockton, my roots run deep in Fort Stockton and I’m glad I never have to imagine what it would be like if that weren’t the case.
Miss Fort Stockton 2020

Miss Fort Stockton contestants

YSABELLA SANCHEZ ALYANA DOMINGUEZ GABRIELLA RENTERIA IZABELLA DIAZ SERENA QUIROZ GABRIELA GALINDO Gabriella Renteria, Izabella Diaz, Alyana Dominguez, Serena Quiroz, Gabriela Galindo, Ysabella Sanchez. Photos by J&B Photography..
Miss Fort Stockton contestants

Sub Teen contestants

Landon Bernal, Ayla Chacon, Brooklyn Garcia, Toni Hamilton, Alyssa Pillado, Grace Rojas, Cimora Salamanca, Genesis Hernandez. Photo by J&B Photography..
Sub Teen contestants

Wee Miss contestants

Aracely Gonzalez, Aria Esquivel, Cali Terrazas, Kaira Smith, Laylah Rodriguez, Leila Lujan, Cataleyah Dominguez, Analeigh Falcon, Adrienne Bond, Genna Turner, Rhilynn Johnson, Maddison Nix, Adelynn Rivera, Caraline Freeman, Viviana Soto, Clara Forst, Camilla Hernandez. Photo by J&B Photography.
Wee Miss contestants

Tiny Tot contestants

Royalty Rivera, Landree Rivera, Collins Bernal, Maria Forst, Octavia Propst, Meredith Nix, LeighAnn Shuttleworth, Elenna Turner, Kennedi Burns. Not pictured is Kinslee Morris. Photo by J&B Photography.
Tiny Tot contestants

“Where Ya Headed?”

Fumbling through the pages of The Pioneer, a traveling family visiting Fort Stockton was elated to be featured in the very column they were reading and passing around. “We’re headed back to Los Angeles from Louisiana,” said father and husband Ricardo.
Maxi, Echo, Ricardo and Lynn relaxed at the Mesquite Tree coffee shop with their miniature poodle Atticus. The Californian family regarded downtown Fort Stockton as a standout of their visit.

Pecos County People: Lou Ann Tovar

A trailblazer over the course of her career in banking, Lou Ann Tovar decided to call it a career this past week after working 44 years in the banking industry. Tovar wore most hats in the industry during her time as a banker, starting in 1977, three days after she graduated from high school.
Lou Ann Tovar
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