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The Giant Magellan Telescope, for which The University of Texas in Austin is a founding partner, today announced the launch of Universo Expansivo, a new education program designed to increase accessibility in astronomy education, particularly for students with vision loss, through tactile astronomy kits and accompanying lesson plans.

The disruption of the food supply chain during the first few years of COVID made Americans aware of how critical the ability to move agricultural products reliably, safely, and efficiently is, according to Texas A&M AgriLife experts. A Texas A&M AgriLifeled team is doing its part to protect the U.S.

The Fort Stockton Community Theatre has some exciting theatrics on the horizon for the last few months of the year, and everyone is invited. Thanks to a grant from The Rea Charitable Trust, “Las Nuevas Tamaleras,” a bilingual comedy written by Alicia Mena, will take the stage on Saturday, Nov.

Three Girl Scout troops joined together this week for a day of education, recognition and fun. Local Girl Scout leaders Crystal Beinhauer, Mayra Duarte and Crystal Rivera gathered their three Girl Scout troops, troops 47135, 36243 and 36333, together on Sunday, Oct. 6, to observe Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Fort Stockton’s downtown district became a source of some confusion and frustration earlier this week when a new traffic ordinance went into effect, changing Main Street into a one-way road. Ordinance No.

PRESERVING THE PAST FOR THE FUTURE

For many of us, so much of a family’s history is traded between generations from across a kitchen table or in the warmth of a living room. In the form of stories from ancestor’s lives, a family’s history is maintained and connected to the context of their lives.

“Early detection saved my life,” said Misty Frank. According to the National Breast Cancer Foundation, one in eight Women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime.

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