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The Fort Stockton Historical Society is set to host its annual banquet on Thursday, February 20, at the Large Community Hall in Rooney Park. This year’s event will feature a captivating program on the rise of air power during World War II, with a special focus on the role of Gibbs Field and other nearby training bases in Fort Stockton, Pyote, and Marfa.

As Texans continue to choose corn as a major food ingredient of choice — happily consuming street tacos and enchiladas and tortilla chips by the ton — research from a new study finds that corn also holds many answers to the unknown stories of the earliest people of this country.

State Senator César J. Blanco has introduced Senate Bill 1031 (SB 1031), a legislative measure aimed at addressing Texas’ growing backlog of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) applications and ensuring families have timely access to food assistance.

The Fort Stockton City Council convened for its regular meeting on Monday, January 27, at 5:30 p.m. at 121 West Second Street.

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The Pecos County Commissioners Court held its regular session on Monday, January 27, at the County Courthouse in Fort Stockton. Presided over by County Judge Joe Shuster, the meeting addressed a wide range of agenda items, including appointments, infrastructure improvements, and community support initiatives.

The Pecos County Sheriff’s Office successfully recovered a stolen load of copper valued at approximately $175,000, following a coordinated effort with the Fort Stockton Police Department. The operation culminated in the apprehension of the suspect and the impoundment of the stolen vehicle.

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