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Keeping History Alive

For decades, the stories of the Buffalo Soldiers, the African American regiments formed after the Civil War, have been confined to two-dimensional images in history books, but one dedicated historian is fighting to change that by making history tangible and accessible.
Historian and Buffalo Soldier expert, Allen Mack, with his display of artifacts at the Historic Fort in Fort Stockton this summer. Photo by Joh Covington

LOOKING BACK

S______ P__ C.___ Fort Stockton Pioneer Photos are from the Fort Stockton Pioneer archives at the Pioneer’s office located at 808 W. Dickinson Ste A, Fort Stockton .
December - 1980 — Eyeing The Basket - Lessa Young eyes the basket as she prepares to shoot a free throw. Teammate Melba Reyes bites her lips as she waits to battle for a possible rebound.

Drones in Rangelands and Wildlife Habitat

For ranchers, range practitioners, and natural resource researchers, time and money are always in short supply. Drones offer a new way to cover more ground, gather reliable information, and make quicker, more informed management decisions.
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