A murder charge against Fort Stockton teen Andrew Pacheco, 18, in the death of Edward Ramirez will go a grand jury in October in Pecos County according to 83rd District Attorney Ori White.
Two potential new recreation facilities in Fort Stockton were at the center of discussion at an intergovernmental recreation board meeting on Sept. 22.
Through an anonymous donation of $25,000, the Fort Stockton Public Library is set to purchase new computers. “That is a very generous contribution to the library,” said Pecos County Judge Joe Shuster.
The large number of expulsions during the pandemic has contributed to a larger than usual number of migrants making multiple border crossing attempts, which means total encounters somewhat overstate the number of unique individuals arriving at the border.
There was standing room only on Sept. 9 as business owners and residents filed into the Terlingua Fire and Emergency Management Services center for a public hearing on mass gathering permits.
The Fort Stockton Community Theatre is looking to celebrate the city’s Hispanic culture before the end of next year. At the Pecos County Historical Commission’s (PCHC) Sept.
The number of confirmed COVID-19 active cases and hospitalizations in Pecos County continued to trend down this past week. The number of active cases in the county dropped from 46 on Sept.
A Fort Stockton teen has been arrested and charged with murder of a local man 13 days after the incident occurred in the city. Andrew Pacheco, 18, was originally arrested the day of Edward Ramirez’s death on Sept.