Building committee releases property from demolish list
The Fort Stockton Substandard Building Committee was formed to ensure public safety by securing, repairing or removing local properties that are abandoned or deemed hazardous.
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Lancium breaks ground on first clean campus in Fort Stockton
Lancium, a technology company focused on the energy transition, held a groundbreaking ceremony on its first Clean Campus located in Fort Stockton on Sept. 15.
Lancium Clean Campuses are built at critical points on the transmission system that are often overwhelmed with renewable energy.
New four-way stop coming to Seventh Street and Everts Street
After conducting a traffic study, the City of Fort Stockton is looking at adding a four-way stop to the intersection of Seventh Street and Everts Street.
Iraan community rallies behind Kent family
Iraan community members are rallying support for sophomore Braden Kent and his family after his cancer diagnosis this past week.
A GoFundMe page has been started by the family’s friend Blake Andrew for those wanting to help financially.
Gear up for Scary Fun 5K
The Comanche Creek Trail and Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) will be hosting the first annual Scary Fun 5K Charity Run on Saturday, Oct. 2 starting at 8 a.m.
COVID active cases drop significantly in county
In just a week’s time the number of confirmed COVID-19 active cases in Pecos County have dropped from 63 to 46 – a 27 percent drop from Sept. 8 to Sept.
“Nunsense” coming to community theatre
Fort Stockton Community Theatre announced that reservations for Dinner Theatre for its production of “Nunsense,” a musical written by Dan Goggin and directed by Penny Smith, will begin on Monday, Sept. 20.
PCHC sets celebration at Horsehead Crossing
Pecos County Historical Commission (PCHC) president Paul Weatherby recently announced a two-day celebration at historic Horsehead Crossing on the Pecos River to be held Nov. 5-6.
Historic ranch opens to hiking, agate hunting
The historic Kokernot o6 Ranch traces its roots back to early 1800, and has largely remained off limits to anyone outside of its cattle operations or the occasional guided hunt since then.
City of Fort Stockton offers vaccine incentive to employees
City of Fort Stockton employees will soon have an incentive to get the COVID-19 vaccine. The Fort Stockton City Council unanimously approved granting 40 hours of personal time to personnel who have received the COVID-19 vaccine at its regular meeting held on Sept.
