Battery storage facilities get green light
Data centers are increasing in popularity across the state of Texas, especially in the western region, which has generated the need for energy storage facilities. On Nov.
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Hasty demolition improves local neighborhood
Fort Stockton’s Substandard Building Committee was formed to ensure public safety by securing, repairing, or removing local properties that are abandoned or deemed hazardous. Another success story has resulted from the committee’s meetings with 802 W.
Inmate Arrests Report - Pecos County Jail (Nov. 5-8)
Inmate Arrests Report
November 5
Pablo Arispe Jr., of Fort Stockton at 12:14 p.m., officers from the Fort Stockton Police Department apprehended Arispe and he was charged with assault causes bodily injury family violence. Arispe received a $3,000 bond and is still in custody at the county jail.
Pfizer vaccines to be available for 5 to 11-year-olds in county
The Pfizer vaccine will be available to children ages 5 to 11-years-old in Pecos County beginning on Thursday, Nov. 11.
FSISD students learn seatbelt safety
The Texas Department of Transportation and the City of Fort Stockton’s municipal court joined forces this week to give seatbelt safety presentations at elementary school campuses. The presentations took place at Alamo and Apache elementary schools with a booster seat giveaway.
COVID-19 numbers stabilize
For the second consecutive week the number of confirmed COVID-19 active cases in Pecos County have maintained in the 20s. The latest reported data on Oct. 2 showed that there are 26 active cases – two higher than a week ago.
Inmate Arrests Report - Pecos County Jail (Oct. 27- Nov. 1)
It is important to note than an arrest should not be considered as evidence of guilt. The defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Fort Stockton man charged with assaulting officers
An execution of a failure to appear warrant led to the assault of Pecos County Sheriff’s Office deputies on Oct. 30 in Fort Stockton.
Gas line replacements persist
The City of Fort Stockton continues to restore cast iron gas lines around town. For a projected $438,842, the Fort Stockton City Council awarded the bid to local company Colt I & E, LLC, at the Oct.
‘Rachel’s Challenge’ coming to Fort Stockton ISD
“What would happen if for one hour the students in our schools stopped and reflected on the effects their words and actions have on their classmates?”
