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BIG BEND OPEN ROAD RACE AWARD PHOTOS

Body Five individuals earned distinct honors at the Big Bend Open Road Race banquet on April 24 at the Pecos County Civic Center. Todd Hammock of McKinney and his 2019 Challenger won the People’s Choice Award at the car show in Sanderson.
John Tiemann

DPS to receive signal boosters

Body To help ensure officer safety in rural areas, the Pecos County Commissioners decided to move forward with an approval of purchase for cell phone boosters for the Texas Department of Safety Criminal Investigation Division at Monday’s regular meeting.
Signal Booster

Hotel project takes step forward

Body After two months since originally being discussed at the Fort Stockton city council meeting, the Springhirst Hotel renovation project once again appeared on the city council agenda at the group’s regular meeting on April 27.
Springhirst Hotel

JUDGE AWARDED OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR

Body West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association of Texas awarded Pecos County Judge Joe Shuster the Official of the Year for 2021. It was presented to him at the West Texas Conference in Odessa on April 21. The West Texas Association represents 118 counties of Texas.
JUDGE AWARDED OFFICIAL OF THE YEAR

Bikers across Texas head to the Big Bend

Body Get ready for the roar as bikers from across Texas descend on the Big Bend for a long weekend of West Texas fun. Bikers themselves, Ole Crystal Bar owners Amy and Levi Hardy recently announced they will host a motorcycle rally based in Alpine for Thursday through Sunday, May 6-9.
Ole Crystal Bar owners and dedicated Harley riders Amy and Levi Hardy attended Bike Week in Daytona Beach, Fla., in March. Courtesy photo

FSPD K-9, Fauce, to continue service

Body The Fort Stockton Police Department’s only K-9 for the past seven years, Fauce, had a decision made on his future after an assessment performed by Hill Country Dog Center in Pipe Creek this past week.
Fort Stockton Police Department K-9, Fauce, passed his assessment to continue his service as an officer this past week. The 7-year-old Belgian Malinois is currently being housed at the city’s shelter until a handler is assigned to him.

Congressman Gonzales shares insight on Texas border crisis

Body In the short-term, the border crisis in Texas will inevitably get worse before it gets better heading into the summer months. But, Congressman Tony Gonzales (TX-23) hopes his Security First Act bill will help the situation trend in a positive direction in the future.
TONY GONZALES
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