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WASHINGTON – Congressman Tony Gonzales (TX-23) joined Congressman Brandon Gill (TX-26) in introducing the REMAIN in Mexico Act in the U.S. House of Representatives. President Trump’s “Remain in Mexico” policy, officially known as the migrant protection protocols, was first implemented by the Trump administration in January 2019.

In a new report released by the Texas Ports Association (TPA), Texas’ maritime ports are credited with generating more than $713.9 billion in economic activity for the state, accounting for 28% of the Texas gross domestic product (GDP). The study, conducted by Martin & Associates using data from fiscal year 2023, highlights the significant role ports play in creating jobs, facilitating trade, and driving statewide economic growth.

“The Grapes of Wrath” is often listed among the greatest films ever made, continuing to inspire audiences with its themes of resilience and justice. The Fort Stockton Film Society is set to showcase the iconic film this Saturday, January 18, at Nelson Street Theater.

Protecting the night sky is a collaborative endeavor - one The University of Texas at Austin’s McDonald Observatory has helped lead in West Texas since the launch of its Dark Skies Initiative in 2010. Now, oil and gas facilities in nearby New Mexico are joining the effort, with help from a new set of lighting guidelines tailored to their industry.

If you’re looking for a friendly place to gather, share a hearty meal, and escape the chilly January weather, look no further than the Pecos County Senior Citizens Center this Friday, January 17, at 12:00 noon. The Center’s monthly potluck is back, and everyone is invited to come enjoy a festive Mexican-food meal prepared by Senior Center board members.

Fort Stockton Independent School District (FSISD) invites students and their families to the upcoming Bilingual-ESL Family Night, aimed at providing valuable information on its bilingual and English as a Second Language (ESL) programs.

The annual Pecos County Livestock Show is just around the corner, with organizers gearing up for one of the most anticipated weeks on the county’s agricultural calendar. Set for January 7–11, this year’s show offers youth exhibitors and the community a full lineup of livestock competitions, contests, and a premium sale that promises a fun and educational experience for everyone involved.

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