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Congressman Tony Gonzales Leads Bipartisan Effort to Combat New World Screwworm

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Congressman Tony Gonzales (TX-23) has spearheaded a bipartisan effort to address the growing threat posed by the New World screwworm (NWS), a destructive pest that endangers the nation’s livestock, farming, and wildlife industries. In a letter signed by 43 colleagues, including members of the House Committee on Agriculture and the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Agriculture, Gonzales urged the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to expand eradication and containment efforts to prevent a potential outbreak that could cause significant economic losses.

FSISD Construction Gains Traction

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JOH COVINGTON EDITOR On the outside of the new high school field house, the exterior masonry is already nearly complete. Photo by Joh Covington also in the Tumbleweed+ Student Broadcasting group to go behind the scenes of Fort Stockton ISD’s ongoing construction projects.
FSISD Construction Gains Traction

PCMHD Advances for Care and Stability

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This January, the Pecos County Memorial Hospital District celebrated its anniversary as an independent hospital district, after asking the community to take a leap of faith the previous year. As of January 2024, the hospital transitioned from under the Pecos County umbrella and into its current iteration, a change that in the last months has allowed the hospital to both stabilize and impressively advance to better serve the needs of the area.
CITIZEN OF THE YEAR

Accepts Position in Houston

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Jeremy Hickman, Fort Stockton ISD’s Athletic Director and head football coach, has officially resigned from his position to accept a new role in Houston. Hickman has been named the Cypress Woods High School campus athletic coordinator and head football coach in the Cypress-Fairbanks ISD.

1,000 hours

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“Fort Stockton High School is bursting with pride as we celebrate Dyanee Sotelo’s extraordinary achievement! With a remarkable 1,000 hours logged in her cosmetology training—a first for our program, achieved under the guidance of instructor Liliana Gonzales—Dyanee is now officially eligible to take the State Board Exam for her cosmetology license. Her dedication, hard work, and passion for beauty have truly paid off, culminating in this pivotal moment. This milestone marks the beginning of an amazing career, and we are beyond excited to witness all the beautiful things she’ll accomplish in the world of cosmetology. Let’s all join in congratulating Dyanee for this huge achievement! Keep shining and reaching for the stars!” said Collette Barragan, of FSISD Tumbleweed +
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