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“100 Ways God Speaks to You” was written by Robert A. Avila. No publisher or publication date given. In the preface the author states: “This book relates the many works our Heavenly Father performed to teach me to hear his voice, to trust Him, and to obey Him.

Years ago, I had a few pigs, and they loved mud. The dirtier and smellier that mud hole was the better they liked it. I would move them to a clean pen; wash them off with clean fresh water but the first chance they got, right back into the mud.

Landowners across West Texas are invited to attend a one-day workshop in Alpine on Nov. 13, 2025, from 9:00 a.m.4:00 p.m., designed to help them navigate a rapidly changing landscape of land use opportunities.

In the October 2 paper, Volume 117, No. 41, Aileen Garcia and Mrs.

Residents of Fort Stockton and Pecos County are alerted to a series of important governmental meetings scheduled over the next two weeks, beginning with a full day of municipal and county business on October 14.

Several Fort Stockton 4-H and FFA students showcased their hard work and dedication this past weekend, earning impressive placings at the highly competitive State Fair of Texas in Dallas.

In a vibrant display of community support, the newly established nonprofit Pink Springs is gearing up for a week of events dedicated to raising breast cancer awareness, culminating in the second annual Stronger Together-Pink Out 5K next Saturday, October 11.

A simple cookie became a powerful symbol of heritage at the fourth annual Barrio Fest, where the first-ever Biscocho Making Contest brought together bakers, families, and community members in a celebration of tradition and history.

An arrest has been made in the murder investigation of 66-year-old Truman Harrison. The Pecos County Sheriff’s Office announced on September 26, that Arlie Sparkman, a white male from Sheffield, Texas, was arrested for the murder of Harrison, who was also from Sheffield.

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