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The Pecos County Historical Commission is proud to recognize the local Dairy Queen in Fort Stockton for its continued tradition of celebrating Free Cone Day, an annual event that brings the community together through a simple act of generosity.

The Fort Stockton City Council is scheduled to convene for its regular meeting on Monday, March 23, at 5:30 p.m. The agenda includes a mix of financial oversight, public safety funding, and community development initiatives.

The Fort Stockton City Council met for a special session on Monday evening, March 16, to move forward on several major community development and infrastructure projects.

Meagan Hanson capped off an incredible year of hard work and dedication by earning Reserve Supreme Overall Scramble Winner at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo.

On Tuesday evening, March 17, the Fort Stockton Public Library was transformed into a concert hall as it hosted a performance by two renowned artists from The Piatigorsky Foundation.

Actors and crew from Fort Stockton Community Theatre will perform Laundry and Bourbon, a one-act play by James McLure, tomorrow, Friday, March 13, for competition in the Theatre Network of Texas’ (TNT) TEXFest. The performance will be at 4:15 p.m.

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Residents of Fort Stockton will soon have the chance to experience the sights and sounds of the 19th century as the Fort Stockton Historical Society and The Annie Riggs Museum present “Living History Days”.

The Pecos County Commissioners Court met in regular session Monday to authorize several high-priority expenditures, including major law enforcement upgrades and critical infrastructure repairs for county recreational facilities.

Another question to ponder during this season of Lent is: How do you respond to evil? In biology class, we learned that when an organism recognizes a threat it will respond in one of two ways—fight or flight.