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The heart of Fort Stockton’s daily routine is facing a bittersweet change as Glitzy’s, the beloved local coffee shop, prepares to transition to new ownership. Owned by Sonya and David Vick, Glitzy’s has cemented itself as a staple in the community since opening its coffee shop doors in 2021.

Early voting spans October 20-29, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

GARDENER’S MAILBAG Dear Neil, Attached are two photos of my Knock Out roses. They look awful.

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ALICE DUERKSEN A Memorial Arch was started ten years ago in Dallas, Texas, by Faith and Grief Ministries to honor the five Dallas first responders who were killed on July 2, 2016, in a sniper attack during a downtown vigil and march remembering persons who had died by violence. The Arch was established to commemorate all loved ones who had died recently or long past.

The Fort Stockton Public Library is pleased to announce the annual Quilt Show in October. The dates of the show are from October 18 through October 31. The Library Board is accepting applications from all quilters in Pecos County.

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KIRBY WARNOCK More than 1,000 visitors and guests showed up for the Pecos County Historical Commission (PCHC) and the Goodnight-Loving Trail, Inc. (GNLT) weekend celebration at historic Horsehead Crossing on the Pecos River.

Apex Clean Energy is “very excited to be here in Fort Stockton and Pecos County,” marking a significant step towards renewable energy development in the region. Dave Savage, Vice President of Development, represented Apex Clean Energy at the ribbon cutting event.