Lilah Smith Safe House
The Lilah Smith Safe House held a ribbon cutting ceremony outside the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce office on Tuesday, May 11.
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Amtrak platform ribbon cutting
You are cordially invited to attend ribbon cutting event for Amtrak’s new wheelchair accessible boarding platform and waiting area here in Sanderson.
Miller encourages grant funding application
Texas Agriculture Commissioner Sid Miller last week announced the Texas Department of Agriculture is currently accepting applications for round two of the GO TEXAN Event Grants, a program that provides funding to GO TEXAN partners that host public events to promote Texas products and businesses.
Marine veteran Jaime Morales celebrates birthday
On May 10, many family, friends, and citizens in the community of Fort Stockton gathered to show their support and help celebrate the 63rd birthday of Fort Stockton native Jaime Morales.
Auxiliary hold awards luncheon
The PCMH Auxiliary held its annual end-of-the-year awards luncheon at the Fort Stockton Community Theatre. The luncheon was catered by Paul Pasqua’s Cooks Catering Company. The invocation was presented by Reverend Jim Miles.
CPAR raises record numbers
The Cherished Pets Animal Rescue had its most successful fundraiser in the organization’s history on May 8 at the First Annual Cause for Paws event held at the Old ’76.
Vaccines still available in county
For individuals who are 16-years and older and have not received a COVID-19 vaccine, shots are still available at Pecos County Memorial Hospital as stated by the Pecos County Memorial Hospital administration at Monday’s regular meeting.
Council approves hotel grant
The Fort Stockton City Council met in regular session on May 11, and discussed personnel issues, a proposed change to Main Street, and the much-anticipated Springhirst Hotel resolution. After some routine agenda items, the council heard the second reading of Resolution No.
FSISD superintendent announced
The Fort Stockton Independent School District School Board made its official decision on who the next superintendent will be moving forward at the group’s special on May 5. Dr.
THEATRE TO HOST ‘THE BUTLER DID IT’
The Fort Stockton Community Theatre will host the play “The Butler Did It,” written by Todd Wallinger and directed by Susann Hall. The play starring nine of FSCT’s young people will open on Thursday, May 13, at 7:00 p.m. at The Nelson Street Theatre.
