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Body Last week we began what will, perhaps, continue as a series of reflections toward what is known as a public theology for the faithful community’s aid in becoming the hands and feet of Jesus, Lord and Savior of God’s creation.

Body Hanging on our dining room wall is a little plate that is over thirty plus years old. It was given to my wife for Mother’s Day by one of our children. My wife is not too sentimental about little gifts, but I can assure you she is about that little plate.

Body For the first time in seven years, the roar of heavy engines at the RTC signifies more than just passing traffic; it marks the return of professional truck driver testing to Fort Stockton.

Body The Fort Stockton Independent School District Board of Education celebrated student achievement and advanced several high-tech facility upgrades during its regular meeting on Monday, April 27, 2026.

Body For filmmaker Chris Hergert, the vast, open skies of West Texas are more than just a backdrop; they are a memory etched into his mind from a 'surreal' trip with his father 20 years ago.

Body The Fort Stockton Community Theatre has received a $30,000 grant from The Rea Charitable Trust.

Body On Thursday, April 23, 2026, history was both honored and made in Pecos County as the community gathered for the dedication of the Garza-Torres Irrigation District Marker.

Body A SNAPSHOT FOR THE CENTURIES.

Body With just two days remaining until the May 2, 2026, Joint Election, Pecos County residents are preparing to cast their final ballots for several critical local positions and a municipal tax proposition. Polls will be open on Saturday from 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Body In just two years, Tumbleweed+ has transformed from a fledgling replacement for the Fort Stockton High School newspaper into a powerhouse of student media. This past Saturday, that evolution reached a new peak at the Ector County Coliseum.