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Teachers receive pay increase

Teachers just starting with the district had a significant increase to their pay after an approval of a compensation plan for educators at Monday’s school board meeting. Fort Stockton ISD Superintendent Dr.
Administration Building

LEADERSHIP FORT STOCKTON GRADUATION

The Leadership Fort Stockton program held their annual graduation ceremony on June 25 on a ranch currently ran by Arna McCorkle and her husband, located 11 miles south on of Fort Stockton on Sanderson Highway.
LEADERSHIP FORT STOCKTON GRADUATION

Hot dog luncheon set

The Pecos County Senior Center will host its annual Independence Day hot dog lunch and patriotic sing-along on Friday, July 2, at noon at the Senior Center. Hot dogs and cold tea will be provided to all attendees, followed by patriotic songs.
Hot dog luncheon set

Library kicks off reading program

On June 21 Imperial Public Library kicked off its summer 2021 reading program with a Magical Balloon Show featuring Robb Holladay and his Man-Eating Balloon performance. The show took place in the new community building in Imperial.

Illegals apprehended

Late on June 21 Brewster County deputies conducted a traffic stop on an RV near the Big Bend National Park entrance on Texas Highway 118 south of Study Butte. The vehicle was occupied by 49 illegal aliens from Brazil, Ecuador, and Mexico, along with two U.S. citizens, including the driver.
Forty-nine immigrants huddled in an RV stopped by Brewster County deputies near Big Bend National Park. Courtesy photo

FSISD hires 9 new teachers

The Fort Stockton Independent School District made the hirings of nine new teachers official on Monday at a special school board meeting. Superintendent Dr.
Administration Building

Variance allowed for business

The Fort Stockton City Council met in regular session on June 22, and heard presentations from Texas New Mexico Power and the Recreation Department, and discussed several ordinance and infrastructure changes.
Pictured is the building at 123 N. Main St., which received approval for an alcohol permit at Tuesday's city council meeting. The business, which is yet to be in operation, is owned Albert Valadez.
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