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The number of COVID-19 active cases has maintained in the 70’s and 80’s in Pecos County the past six days after the largest spike in the county since the start of the pandemic. Pecos County saw its greatest increase in a single day in terms of reporting since the start of the pandemic on Wednesday, Dec.

The Fort Stockton Independent School District School Board passed a COVID-19 reimbursement resolution for full-time employees at Monday’s regular school board meeting on Dec. 14.

Royal Beauty Studio held its ribbon cutting on Thursday, Dec. 10 at its new location 237 W. 21st St. The business owned by Eunice Page moved from its previous location on Pecos St. to its new location on 21st St. on July 17.

The Coyote Off Road Club held a toy drive at the Fort Stockton Insurance Agency on Saturday, Dec. 12 in partnership with the Fort Stockton Rotary Club. “When we found out that the Rotary Club had over 250 kids to deliver toys to, we wanted to help out by encouraging others to help as well,” Coyote Off Road Club Member Efrain Villarreal said. (Contributed Photo)

The City of Fort Stockton took another step forward in the process of building a new recycling center on Tuesday, Dec. 15 at Fort Stockton City Council meeting.