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COVID-19 active cases stay low in Pecos County

Body Two weeks after Governor Greg Abbott’s executive order went into effect, COVID-19 active cases continue to stay low in Pecos County. Pecos County had six active cases on March 10 - the day the order started - and number has gone no higher than eight since that time.

5 notable buildings built by John Oates

Body In Volume 2 of Pecos County History, John Oates’ daughters, Ruth and Mary Elizabeth, wrote of his coming to Fort Stockton, and of the buildings C.S. and John Oats Construction erected in Texas and New Mexico.

Burn ban back in place

Body Pecos County Emergency Management Coordinator Jessie Dominguez and the county commissioners decided to put the bum ban back into effect at the group’s regular meeting on March 22. The bum ban was lifted on Jan.

The Bible really is necessary

Body After looking at the first three letters of the SCAN (sufficiency, clarity, authorityand necessity) acronym used to describe the characteristics of the Bible, we will finish by looking at reality that the Bible is necessary.
The Bible really is necessary

Gonzales announces $3.3 million in grants

Body U.S. Congressman, Dist. 23, Tony Gonzales last week announced over $3.3 million in grant money from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for health center clusters in the Texas 23rd District.

Richard Reeves Memorial Cook-Off

Body Grand champion Danny Luera (Inhognito) with Miss Fort Stockton Katie Salmon. Photos by Nathan Heuer Steak first place Joshua Simons (Placebo Effect).
	Richard Reeves Memorial Cook-Off

None injured in ambulance fire

Body On March 22 at approximately 2 p.m., a Pecos County EMS ambulance caught fire while transporting a patient to another EMS entity who was waiting for them at Ward County Hospital in Monahans.
The Monahan’s Volunteer Fire Department works to put out the fire started on the front passenger side of a Pecos County EMS ambulance on March 22 in Monahans. Photo courtesy of The Monahans News

LOVE LIKE LINDSEY

Body Former Pecos County Memorial Hospital CEO and current Rankin County Hospital District CEO Jim Horton is pictured with a bench seat that is honored after his late daughter Lindsey Horton on March 18 at the new built student plaza on the WRTTC/Midland College campus in Fort...
LOVE LIKE LINDSEY
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