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“Patience is a grace as difficult as it is necessary, and as hard to come by as it is precious when it is gained.” – C H Spurgeon. Putting up with situations that involve people that rub us the wrong way is a lot of work.

Atrial fibrillation, commonly known as “A-fib,” is the most frequent heart rhythm disorder. It increases the risk of stroke, other complications, and even death.

Visit Alpine, Texas, and Odessa Arts are proud to present a special screening event series featuring episodes from Amazon Prime Video’s acclaimed television program, “The Story of Art in America.”

OnAugust25,McDonald Observatory commemorates what would have been the 100th birthday of Harlan James Smith. He was the Observatory’s director from 1963 to 1989, a period of lasting impact on the site’s facilities, public outreach programs, and place within the greater astronomy community.

Starting Wednesday, September 18, veterans will qualify for free flu shots at all West Texas VA clinic locations. West Texas VA Health Care System (WTVAHCS) offers flu vaccinations to veterans at all WTVAHCS locations on a walk-in basis.

Sixteen students at Sul Ross State University have been selected to receive $130,000 in scholarships from nine different sources through the Borderlands Research Institute and Borderlands Research Foundation.

On Saturday, September 28, the Fort Stockton Rotary Club will once again host their annual Cruise Party.

The annual Barrio Fest celebration in Fort Stockton provided a vibrant platform to showcase Hispanic culture and foster community spirit. One of the highlights of the event was a captivating performance by eight young ladies from Fort Stockton High School.

Santiago de Queretaro, Mexico – Fort Stockton native, Carolina Flores will exhibit her artwork in Santiago de Queretaro next Friday, September 20. She along with 22 artists from San Antonio were selected for “Al Otro Lado Del Espejo” exhibit. This translates to ‘The Other Side of the Mirror’.

Barrio Fest III opens tomorrow, Friday, September 13, at 8:30 a.m. with the 3rd grade students from Alamo Elementary, Buena Vista ISD and the Christian Academy visiting eleven different stations that will focus on some facet of the Hispanic Culture.