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The 4th Annual Barrio Fest, or Barrio Fest IV, is set to bring vibrant community engagement and local economic support to Fort Stockton on Saturday, September 13, transforming Nelson Street and the area around the Fort Stockton Community Theatre into a bustling hub of activity. Organizers are now actively seeking applications from

Fort Stockton is set to host a unique storytelling experience on Saturday, August 23, as Sue Roseberry, also known as ‘Mama Sue,’ visits the community. Through a collaboration between Fort Stockton Community Theatre and Fort Stockton Public Library, Roseberry, the Executive Director of the Midland Storytelling Festival, will offer free storytelling workshops for young people and present her latest one-woman show, “The Old Gray Mare.” The day will begin with two free storytelling workshops at the Fort Stockton Public Library.

FRIDAY AUGUST 15 400 S Nelson and enjoy an evening of free live music. Concerts start at 7:30 pm. The 2025 concert series is presented by the Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce and sponsored by The Pecos County State Bank and The final concert of the 2025 “Live at Zero Stone” series is this Friday, August 15, with Bryon Garrison.

Our pet of the week is Charles, a healthy 6-year-old Blue Healer mix breed. Vetted and neutered, he is one of eight siblings, who loves attention and to play. He gets along with other animals, is around cats and horses as well as other dogs. He is shy at first but then opens and shows his true colors. He has been abused in the past so it does take him some time to warm up but that is a normal reaction for any animal that has been abused in the past. His sponsor is Ross Harper, one of our dedicated Volunteers and Super Star Supporters. “Together We Can Make a Difference!” - Lucky Two Times Animal Sanctuary

The Pecos County Senior Citizen’s Center will hold its monthly potluck on Friday, August 8, featuring a summer picnic theme. The event, which begins at noon, invites members to bring their favorite sandwiches or salads.

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The Fort Stockton City Council held its regular meeting on Monday, July 28, addressing a range of city affairs, from public infrastructure and financial oversight to a key special election and community recognitions. A central point of discussion was the continued public dissatisfaction with the current one-way configuration of Main Street, leading the council to table an ordinance that would convert a portion of it back to two-way traffic.

The Pecos County Commissioners Court convened in regular session on Monday, July 28, at the County Courthouse, addressing a packed agenda that included critical budget discussions, significant infrastructure projects, and ongoing county operations.

The countdown to football season is officially underway with the return of a fan-favorite broadcast: The Fort Stockton Pioneer Coaches Show. Now entering its fifth season, the weekly show has become a staple for local sports fans eager for updates and insight into Panther athletics.

AUSTIN – The Texas Senate Special Committee on Redistricting convened a regional public hearing on Tuesday, July 29, to address congressional redistricting for West Texas and the El Paso region, a session described as a 'rare mid-decade redistricting session'.