Representative Andrew Murr (R-Junction) made a stop in Fort Stockton to speak with county and city officials on Nov. 15 at the Pecos County Courthouse.
Confirmed COVID-19 active cases in Pecos County are once again on the rise after a resurgence of the virus in the last two weeks.
The number of active cases in the county was at 29 on Nov. 5 and that number increased 46 as reported on Nov. 16.
Fort Stockton Community Theatre received word that it has been awarded $40,000 for a “Finishing Touches” grant from the Florence Marie Hall Foundation in Midland.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has started mailing ballots for the Farm Service Agency county committee elections to eligible farmers and ranchers across the country.
Melba Montoya was hired on Oct. 18 as the Marketing Sales and Events Coordinator for the City of Fort Stockton.
The full-time position has kept her busy with promoting the city's Convention Center, which is still undergoing renovations.
A Fort Stockton man is being charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and being held in the county jail on $100,000 bond after a shooting in the early morning hours of Oct. 31.
Adrian Daniel Armendariz, DOB 10/07/1993 (CR-24500, assault causes bodily injury family violence) defendant has entered into a three-month pretrial intervention program with a $300 fee.
Numerous Veterans Day events are scheduled in the upcoming days in Fort Stockton. The Annual Veterans Day Breakfast will kick off Veterans Day festivities in the city.
The city of Fort Stockton does not have a Goodwill, but instead distributes clothing and household items to the needy through a center called El Buen Viceno.
With the holidays approaching, the Fort Stockton Economic Development Corporation and the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce remind everyone about the wide selection of products and services that are available right here in Fort Stockton, and about the impact shopping local has on our community.