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SALT LAKE CITY - The Mule Deer Foundation (MDF) announced that it has hired Demetrio Rubio as the Regional Director for Western Texas and Eastern New Mexico. Rubio brings more than 10 years of experience as a Mule Deer Foundation chapter chair for the Pecos County Chapter in Fort Stockton.

Message signs at each Fort Stockton Independent School District campus will soon be replaced with new, higher-resolution signs. The FSISD Board of Trustees voted to replace the signs at its June 26 meeting, ultimately opting for the highest resolution sign possible.

The Texas Senate on the first day of the Legislature’s second special session unanimously passed a tax bill last Wednesday that increases the homestead exemption and includes a pay hike for teachers, the Austin American-Statesman reported.

It is important to note that an arrestshouldnotbeconsideredas evidence of guilt. The defendants arepresumedinnocentuntilproven guiltyinacourtoflaw.

From a small oasis in the West Texas desert to the towering skyscrapers of one of the world’s “Most Livable Cities,” Andres Madrid has seen it all. Madrid recently completed a whirlwind trip to Melbourne, Australia to represent Fort Stockton at the 2023 Rotary International Convention.

Much of the money the Fort Stockton Independent School District – or any other district - spends every year goes to salaries, and the district approved the compensation plan for the 2023-2024 school year at its June 26 meeting.

When most new physicians complete their residency, they move on to bigger and better things. After completing his residency at Pecos County Memorial Hospital, Dr. Cristian Medina discovered at PCMH and Fort Stockton was the best thing for his family.

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On the morning of June 23, 2023, the Fort Stockton Police Department with the assistance of the Pecos County Sheriff’s Office, the Pecos Police Department SWAT, Homeland Security Investigations, and Texas Department of Public Safety Criminal Investigations Division Special Agents, executed a Search...

Water well owners in Terrell County who have not registered that well with the Terrell County Groundwater Conservation District, the District requests that you obtain a Water Well Registration Form by contacting Debbie Deaton, President of the District, at 972-345-7895.