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National Night Out set for Oct. 4 in Fort Stockton

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Citizens of Fort Stockton and those in surrounding communities will have an opportunity to meet and enhance relationships with local first responders and law enforcement next week. The Fort Stockton Police Department and Pecos County first responders will participate in National Night Out on Tuesday, Oct.
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Boinpally to remain city attorney

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Fort Stockton native Puja Boinpally is set to embark on her fourth year as the city attorney following an agreement that was approved by Fort Stockton City Council on Sept. 26 at their regular meeting.
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Capital Highlights: Speaker opposes drive to end tenure

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House Speaker Dade Phelan, R-Beaumont, said Friday he opposes a push by Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick to end tenure for new professors at the state’s public universities and to revoke it for faculty who teach critical race theory, the Austin American-Statesman reported.

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Blackwell School becomes National Historic Site

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The Blackwell School in Marfa was officially designated as a National Historic Site and a part of the National Park System this past Tuesday.

Congressman of the school’s region, Tony Gonzales, spearheaded the bill over a year ago with the hopes of preserving an important piece of Latino history to the area.

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Hospital district election decision upcoming for county

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Pecos County Memorial Hospital’s first step in reaching a hospital district election is set to be finalized by the end of the week. The hospital needed at least 100 petition signatures to take the next step in the process to reach an election and according to PCMH CEO Betsy Briscoe, 210 signatures have been unofficially verified through the voter roll.
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Richard Reeves Memorial BBQ Cook-Off returns

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Fort Stockton’s most notorious annual barbecue cookoff is back and once again, it’s for a great cause that can be a blessing for many. Some of the best barbecuers in the state will converge in Fort Stockton at Rooney Park on Sept.
Pictured from left to right is Chad Reeves, Richard Reeves, and Nathan Reeves. Nathan and Chad have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars in memory of their father to help those in need with medical expenses that they cannot afford. Courtesy Photo
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