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FROM THE PULPIT

Across the last two editions of this column, we have been exploring the appeal to Just War Theory toward the “justification” for a free people to go to war, which is by definition, state sponsored violence beyond a defense of the lives of those resisting ongoing armed invasion.

Painting Life Back into Downtown

Downtown Fort Stockton is getting a fresh splash of color thanks to a new beautification effort led by local artist Vickie Bradshaw, who is transforming vacant storefront windows into vibrant pieces of public art.
Vickie Bradshaw works on a colorful desert-themed mural Wednesday in downtown Fort Stockton as part of a beautification project transforming vacant storefront windows into public art. Bradshaw said each design is inspired by native West Texas landscapes and can take more than 13 hours to complete. Pioneer Photo by Tristian Barragan

Investing in the Future

The Fort Stockton community is preparing for its annual scholarship banquet, a cornerstone event that highlights a deep local commitment to education. This year marks a significant milestone for the program, with 41 students applying for assistance, a record number of applicants for the organizers.

Unofficial Results for May 2 Election

Voters in Pecos County cast their ballots Saturday in a joint election, approving a city proposition and selecting representatives for local hospital and school boards, according to unofficial results released Saturday night.
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