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Lifelong Resident Emilie Feyry- Natividad Announces Candidacy for Pecos County Judge Emilie Feyry-Natividad, a lifelong resident of Pecos County and a dedicated community leader, has officially announced her candidacy for Pecos County Judge.

The Pecos County Senior Citizens Center will host its January potluck on Friday, January 16, at 12:00 noon. The meal will be a Mexican luncheon.

The Fort Stockton Community Theatre announces that tickets are on sale for its upcoming production of The Sweet Delilah Swim Club, a comedy in two acts written by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten, presented by Special Arrangement with Dramatists Play Service. Check out ticket prices and choose your theatre seat by going to fscommunitytheatre.org or purchase tickets at the door and take potluck choice of seats then. You may call Alice Duerksen at 432-336-3180 for more information.

This Saturday, January 17, at 2:00 pm, the Fort Stockton Film Society will host a FREE screening of Apollo 13 at the Nelson Street Theater, 102 South Nelson. This film is the first in a series of patriotic movies to celebrate the United States 250 years as a nation.

The Sweet Delilah Swim Club by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, and Jamie Wooten, with special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, is in rehearsal under the direction of Alice Duerksen to open Friday, January 30 and run through Wednesday, February 4.

As Pecos County moves into 2026, local officials are trading “Year in Review” reflections for a suite of infrastructure projects designed to harden the county’s assets against both the West Texas elements and modern safety hazards. County Judge Joe Shuster, dedicated County Commissioners, and EDC Director Remy Ramos are overseeing a strategic shift toward long-term municipal investments, funded largely through industrial payments rather than local tax hikes.

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Fort Stockton is transitioning from a period of “blackboard” dreaming into a phase of active implementation as city leaders work to revitalize the community through infrastructure and tourism. City Manager Frank Rodriguez said the city has moved past the idea phase and into a period of planning and execution meant to fulfill long-standing promises to the community.

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