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Fort Stockton Pioneer EST 1908 S______ P__ C.___ N February –1977— WEATHER FORECAST — The weather forecast for March 18-19 indicates members of the Western District of Texas Federation of Women’s Clubs will be arriving in Fort Stockton from the different cities and towns in the area.

Dear Neil, I lost my dwarf kumquat tree in a freeze. I’ve tried to find a replacement locally, but the various garden centers say they are not profitable to sell. Do you have any suggestions of where I might find one?

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Warren Cude of Fort Stockton was elected vice president of Texas Farm Bureau by the board of directors following the organization’s 92nd annual meeting in Arlington.

Kirby Warnock has officially announced his candidacy for Pecos County Judge. He stated that he is ready to “bring a fresh face to the commissioner’s court” and emphasized that his Pecos County roots are “deeper than a mesquite tree.”

Volunteers and officials gathered yesterday, Wednesday, December 10, at Monahans Sandhills State Park for a planned workday focused on enhancing recreation infrastructure and improving the visitor experience at the park.

The Nature Conservancy (TNC) recently featured two of its most critical West Texas sites, Diamond Y Spring Preserve and Sandia Springs Preserve, in a series of guided tours, allowing limited access to these fragile desert ecosystems.

Last week, Senator César J. Blanco was honored by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) of Texas as the recipient of the 2025 Legislative Achievement Award. This award recognizes lawmakers who championed legislation benefiting older Texans during the 89th Legislative Session.

Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (TTUHSC) Permian Basin, along with the Permian Basin Area Health Education Center (AHEC), hosted the 3rd Annual National Rural Health Day Conference and Recruitment Fair this past Wednesday.