For those 55 or older, there is a tremendous resource available in Fort Stockton. The Pecos County Senior Citizen’s Center at 1010 West 14th Street offers activities, events, and a cool place to be during the hot weather.
Fort Stockton Community Theatre announced further support for the first annual Barrio Fest, a Celebration of the Hispanic Culture and Traditions in Fort Stockton, to be held Thursday evening through Sunday morning, Sept. 15-18.
Xi Zeta Lambda honored their annual 2022 scholarship winners and their mothers on Sunday, May 2, in the home of member Darrla with all members present.
Bella Diaz and Gabriella Galindo were named the winners of the scholarships.
The Pecos County Water Control and Improvement District No. 1 canvassed votes from the May 7 election and swore in two new Board of Directors on May 10.
Garry Edwards and Tyler Young are the new board members and will serve four-year terms after receiving the most votes out of the five candidates running for the two seats.
Edwards received 23 votes and Young received 22 votes.
May 3
Joe Angel Garcia, of Odessa at 8:10 a.m., officers from the Pecos County Sheriff’s Office apprehended Garcia on a warrant for aggravated robbery
May 4
Adriana Alonso Gonzales, of Fort Stockton at 9:13 a.m., officers from the Pecos County Sheriff’s Office apprehended Gonzales on a warrant for assault causes bodily injury family violence.
Two results from the May 7 election have the possibility of changing by the end of the week.
Fort Stockton ISD Bond Proposition A, which currently has 359 votes against and 356 votes for, could change due to 29 mail ballots that were not received by May 7 and 10 mail ballots that are pending because of a corrective action that is required.
