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Body 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.

Body 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.

Body 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.

Body 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.

Body After five breakdowns on their 1997 RV, George and Patricia of Florida pulled into Fort Stockton with big smiles and an abundance of roadside stories. “Originally we’re both Oregonians,” said George from the driver side of a minivan.

Body • 1 PACKAGE REFRIGERATED COOKIE DOUGH, spread on a pizza pan, and baked at 375 degrees for 14 minutes. Cool cookie dough.

Body For as long as she can remember, Fort Stockton native Karina Pacheco has loved education. And a little more than most.

Body The Hayter family celebrated the 111th anniversary of ranching at the Hayter Ranch on June 19, located 40 miles west of Fort Stockton in Pecos County. The Hayter Ranch has continued agricultural production by the same family for the last 111 years.

Body Fort Stockton High School teacher Robert Inlow and high school students Katie Villarreall, and Colton King were recognized as the instructor and students of the fith, sixth six weeks by the Fort Stockton Rotary Club a week ago.