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The Fort Stockton tennis team opened the 2026 fall season Saturday, Aug. 1, with a demanding road doubleheader against a pair of Class 6A opponents in Del Rio and Eagle Pass.

Northside Church recently welcomed students from across West Texas for its first annual Summer Surge Youth Bash, an event focused on faith, fellowship, and community.

Fort Stockton’s art scene has gradually become more visible in recent years, moving beyond private studios and individual projects to murals, public commissions and exhibitions hosted inside local businesses.

A very complex and contested topic if you are a martini drinker. There are normally two different types of Martini drinkers.

What We Like To Hear Maybe it was my being laid up after knee surgery or my wife caring for me when I got home. Anyway, it brought me to the place of thinking about life and some of the things that are important.

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Dear Neil: Something tiny is sucking the leaves of our Lacey oak. The nursery told us winter would take care of it, but it’s worse this year, and the tree has fewer leaves than ever. I’m worried I might lose it. What can I do to stop the problem?

In last week’s edition of the Fort Stockton Pioneer, we inadvertently identified the City Mayor by the wrong name in the lead photo caption and in the City Council meeting story. We sincerely apologize for this error and regret the mistake.

Residents had the opportunity to learn about a wide variety of local resources during the Pecos County Community Action Agency's Neighbor Resource Fair, held July 29 at the Fort Stockton Convention Center.

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