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LOOKING BACK - April 1985

April 4, 1985 issue: The boys champion Pistons (back row, l-r) and the girls champion Warriors (front, l-r) proudly show off their trophies following ceremonies Saturday afternoon at the HPE Building gymnasium. The Pistons include Sal Hernandez, Florentino Garcia, Jason Nance and Rudy Carrillo.
LOOKING BACK

The Big Bend Open Road Race returns

The most challenging road race in the world is back! For the first time in the event’s history, the Big Bend Open Road Race was cancelled a year ago due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fort Stockton racers Arian Galindo, right, and Homar Lopez, left, will be hitting the Highway 285 racecourse for the fourth time on Saturday. The duo also raced in the event in 2019.

Volunteer Recognition Banquet

The Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service in Pecos County held a Volunteer Recognition Banquet on April 19 at the Large Community Hall in Rooney Park.
National Volunteer Week

Complex destroyed in fire

No one was hurt or injured in Tuesday’s fire at a tank battery complex site eight miles east of Fort Stockton, just south of mile marker 266. All six Fort Stockton Volunteer Fire Department fire trucks responded to a call at 1:32 p.m.
Smoke poured off a fire at 2:23 p.m. on April 20 at a tank battery complex site located eight miles east of Fort Stockton. Photo by Nathan Heuer

NEW OFFICERS IN TOWN

The Fort Stockton Police Department welcomed two new officers last week. Fort Stockton native Leilani Bernal and El Paso native Isaiah Marquez began their tenures with the department on April 5.
NEW OFFICERS IN TOWN

MARYANN TERRAZAS WHITE

AGE: 61 BORN: Fort Stockton, Texas OCCUPATION: Retired from FSISD 22 Years of Service CURRENT OFFICES AND BOARDS: None FORMER OFFICES, BOARDS AND APPOINTMENTS: None EDUCATION: Graduated from Fort Stockton High School - Associates Degree in Education MILITARY SERVICE: None YEARS LIVING IN FORT...
MARYANN TERRAZAS WHITE
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