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As we approach midsummer, somewhere here in West Texas, we are tired of making salsa, and we have given as many tomatoes to our neighbors as we can. So, what’s left to make with all these great tomatoes the summer rains have been bringing? I’ve got you an easy answer... BLT.

NAILEA ORTEGA School/ Department: High School Subject/Position: Algebra II Degrees/University: Bachelor’s of Science in Mathematics with a Minor in Secondary Education Teaching Experience: This is my first year officially teaching.

Breast cancer survivor Lupe Munoz shares her journey, the unseen challenges of recovery and the power of support in facing cancer together. Breast cancer does not always look the way people expect it.

ALPINE, Texas – The U.S. Border Patrol Big Bend Sector held a commemoration ceremony to mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept.

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Friends gather at Longhorn Stadium for senior sunrise

Sul Ross State University received almost $3 million in grant funding from the U.S. Department of Labor through the SRSU RISE Strengthening Institutions Program, a five-year initiative designed to expand workforce readiness, educational opportunity and institutional capacity across the university.

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Council recognizes assistance during water emergency, approves well repairs and keeps property tax rate at 29.91 cents The Fort Stockton City Council approved the city’s 2026-27 budget and property tax rate Monday, Sept. 14, while also celebrating the early retirement of a major water...

A new opportunity for outdoor exercise and community wellness officially opened at Fort Stockton City Park as local leaders, community partners and residents gathered October 10th at 10 a.m. for a ribboncutting ceremony and live demonstration of the city’s new outdoor fitness court.