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Pecos County Public Sentencings - May 2021

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• Adrienne Yvette Diaz, DOB 11/10/1989 (CR-24287, possession on marijuana more than 2 ounces) defendant plead guilty to time served one day in the county jail. • Rodrigo Dehoyos, DOB 01/03/1986 (CR-23165, terroristic threat) defendant plead guilty to time served 18 days in the county jail.
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Keeping Fort Stockton Beautiful

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KHFSB Chairman Guadalupe Fierro and KHFSB Board Member Amy Terrazas presented Rose Duarte and Olga Ramirez with a Certificate of Appreciation for May 2021 recognizing their efforts to Keep Historic Fort Stockton Beautiful. Courtesy Photo
Keeping Fort Stockton Beautiful

Mesa Solutions Donates To CASA

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JC Ortiz and Matthew Galindo of Mesa Solutions presented a donation check of $2,000 to Frontier CASA in Fort Stockton on June 3. Ortiz, Galindo, and Mesa Solutions employees raised the money by volunteering for a variety activities and public services. The Fort Stockton office employees were able to decide what activities they volunteered, which included picking up trash on Highway 285, cleaning up after baseball games, coaching, helping out with the road race and more services to help out the community. Mesa Solutions is a power solutions company that has an office in Fort Stockton and is based out of Loveland, Colorado. Photo by Nathan Heuer
Mesa Solutions Donates To CASA

New sign installed at PCWID No. 1

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The Pecos County Water Control and Improvement District #1 in Fort Stockton put up a new sign this past week to make the water district easier to find. The office also installed a flagpole that has both the American flag and Texas flag, which will soon be joined by the water district’s flag.
The PCWID No. 1 new sign was installed last week at their office in Fort Stockton located at 4375 N FM 1053. Courtesy Photo

Tourism numbers trending upwards

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The Fort Stockton City Council met in regular session on June 8, with Mayor Pro-Tem Paul Casillas leading the meeting. The council heard presentations from the Pecos County Appraisal District, the Police Department, and others.
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MMEX looks at solar projects

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Pecos County is currently the leading the state of Texas in solar development, and more growth is expected in the near future. MMEX Resources Corp., a development-stage company focusing on the acquisition, development, and financing of oil, gas, refining, and infrastructure projects in Texas and South America, announced on May 25 that it has signed agreements to advance its first solar powered hydrogen and clean fuels with carbon capture projects, along with expansion of its site in Pecos County.
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Athletic Administrator Of The Year

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Fort Stockton Athletic Director and head football coach Mike Peters was awarded and recognized as the Region IV Athletic Administrator of the Year this past weekend at the THSADA Hall of Honor Banquet at the Kalahari Resort in Round Rock alongside his wife Priscilla Peters. Coach Peters was one of eight athletic directors from across the state who received the honor for their specific region. He is now is his sixth year as the athletic director of the FSISD. Courtesy Photo
ATHLETIC ADMINISTRATOR OF THE YEAR

Youth receive first set of vaccines in Pecos County

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For the first time in Pecos County, individuals ages 12-15-years old received a Pfizer vaccine last week at a clinic held by Pecos County Memorial Hospital. PCMH held the clinic at its Specialty Clinic and administered 73 shots, 68 of which were between the ages of 12-15.
The vaccine clinic held for the youth last week in Fort Stockton was held at the Pecos County Memorial Hospital Specialty Clinic, located at 2071 Main Street. Courtesy Photo

Angelo State graduates

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Angelo State University conferred 888 undergraduate and graduate degrees on 884 graduates during the 2021 spring commencement exercises on May 15, 2021, at the Junell Center/Stephens Arena in San Angelo, Texas.
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South Plains graduates

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Jessika Marquez of Fort Stockton graduated with an AAS in Accounting from South Plains College last month. Marquez was among more than 1,300 students who are being recognized for their academic achievement and resilience in a changing world.
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