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Life moves quickly. Between celebrations, responsibilities and unexpected challenges, we rarely stop to recognize that today’s experiences are becoming tomorrow’s history. October reminded Pecos County why these moments deserve recognition and preservation.

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Board approves two Rustler Aquifer drilling permits for Project Horizon; separate 970-acre-foot data center water request becomes contested case.

More than 550 Pecos County voters cast ballots during the first two days of early voting for the Nov. 3 General Election, with election officials reporting a strong start and extended voting hours planned for the upcoming weekend.

The Pecos County Courthouse glowed pink Sunday evening as families, survivors and community members gathered for Pink Springs’ second annual Courthouse Lighting Celebration in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Runners and walkers gathered at Zero Stone Park in Fort Stockton on Saturday, Oct. 10, for the Stronger Together Pink Out 5K and Expo, supporting Pink Springs’ work with individuals and families impacted by breast cancer.

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Body Copy We’ve recently witnessed the different celestial objects that the Hubble Space Telescope has seen and photographed on birthdays. But what about hearing Hubble?