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“Barefoot” concludes showings July 28-30

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Fort Stockton Community Theatre will show the last three performances of Neil Simon’s “Barefoot in the Park” Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, July 28-30, at 7 p.m. at the Nelson Street Theatre, 102 South Nelson. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., and tickets may be purchased at the door, cash or check, $15 for adults; $10 for seniors 65+ and students.
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Gov. Abbott visits Fort Stockton

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Governor Greg Abbott joined the Pecos County Republican Party for a fundraising dinner this evening at the Pecos County Civic Center. The 48th Governor of Texas spoke at length about his run for a third term as Governor in the upcoming November election and showed support for the local Republican candidates in Pecos County. Voters in the county showed their support for Abbott during the 2022 March Primary Election. Abbott received 965 votes while opposing Democrat Beto O’Rourke received less than half of Abbott’s vote total with 460 votes. Photo by Nathan Heuer
GOV. ABBOTT VISITS FORT STOCKTON

Observatory works with Catalyst Midstream Partners to protect dark skies

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West Texas and the Big Bend are known for their starry night skies, made possible in part by ongoing efforts to preserve them. Recently, McDonald Observatory and the non-profit organization Texan by Nature recognized the efforts of Catalyst Midstream Partners, a joint venture between Howard Energy Partners and Devon Energy Corporation, to reduce light emissions at their County Line processing plant near Orla. 

Catalyst Midstream Partners County Line processing plant. Courtesy photo

Guardian plan approved by Fort Stockton ISD

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Another layer of protection to further ensure the safety of students and staff will be in place for the upcoming school year at Fort Stockton ISD.

The school district unanimously passed the guardian plan at their regular meeting on July 26. The plan enables teachers/staff to possess a firearm on district property under state guidelines and by board approval.

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Capital Highlights: Walking billboards promote pedestrian safety

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If you happen to visit a high-traffic area in one of the state’s larger cities, you might come across some folks wearing sandwich boards, such as one sees during tax season or mattress sales. The Texas Department of Transportation has adopted this marketing device to promote its “Be Safe. Drive Smart” pedestrian safety campaign this month.

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