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Helping Hands
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Remembering those who served
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Leading the next generation
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County Commissioners honor Constable Allen A. Graham
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The Pecos County Commissioners Court held its regular meeting on Monday, June 10. Three young women of the 4-H Senior team, attended the meeting to present their experience from the State Round-Up Competition in College Station.
City Council furthers Spring Project
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The Fort Stockton City Council met for its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, June 10. One of the most prominent points of discussion during this meeting was regarding the Comanche Spring Project.
“Oldest House” Named one of Texas’s Most Endangered Places
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The aptly named “Oldest House” adobe ruins is what remains of what has been long been identified as the oldest house in Fort Stockton. Likely dating back to the founding of Camp Stockton in 1858, it is located at 601 S. Nelson Street.
Pecos to host Rodeo’s stars
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Being home to the “World’s First Rodeo” offers a sense of pride to thousands of folks in West Texas. It’s their ancestry, their legacy. Whether they were raised on one of the massive ranches and know the ins and outs of the Western lifestyle or they rarely left the paved roads in town, everyone in this part of the country feels their connection with the West of the Pecos Rodeo and the history of the sport.
Historic Fort Stockton introduces Forts and Frontier Day
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On June 18, the Fort Stockton historic site is opening its doors for the first “Forts and Frontiers Day,” welcoming a limited number of kids from the ages of 9-17 to participate. Students will have the opportunity to step back in time and see how life on the frontier was lived and immerse themselves in a historic educational experience filled with reenactments, stories, and games.
