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Year-round school motion dies after parent outcry

The Fort Stockton Independent School District held a regular School Board meeting on Monday, June 24. This meeting had only a few items on the agenda; however, the contentious content regarding the year-round calendar proposal extended the discussions to two hours.

County Receives Donation

The Pecos County Commissioners Court held its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday morning at 10 a.m., June 24. During this meeting, the court approved the future installation of the Alamo Letter Society’s plaque with the “Victory or Death” letter by William Barret Travis.

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Reading the Summer Blues Away

“Magic is the medium, Literacy is the message.” Magician Bronson Chadwick described his dedication to the curriculum for “Magic in the Library” after performing a magic show to kick off the Imperial Public Library Summer Reading Program on June 6, 2024.

RIDING FOR GOLD

Pecos – In ProRodeo, there are just some trophies that cowboys are eager to show off. Obviously, the most prestigious is the gold buckle, awarded each year to that season’s world champions.
Pictured here is one cowboy participating in the hide race. Photo by Robby Freeman

LIBRARY HAPPENINGS

The summer reading program opened on May 20, the theme this year is “Adventures Begin at Your Library”. The program kicked off on June 6 with the illusionist “Artist of the Impossible”. Children will receive a welcome packet and incentives during the program.

Texas A&M Veterinary Science Camp

Texas A&M University in College Station held a four-day veterinary science camp. According to Fort Stockton High School student JJ Montoya, out of hundreds of applicants, only 40 students were chosen for the 15-18-year-old age group.
JJ Montoya attended Texas A&M Veterinary Science Camp last week. Courtesy Photo
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