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Toastmaster — a nonprofit educational organization — in Fort Stockton hosted their regular meeting on Feb. 25 at the Fort Stockton Public Library.

There’s a slew of restaurants and attractions that come up when a city name is searched online. Canoeists Mike and Hannah shared that they punched in “restaurants in Fort Stockton” into their search and discovered the Miller Meat Company at 1013 N. Nelson St.

Pecos County Precinct No. 2 installed a new zip line as an addition to the existing playground on the southside of Rooney Park last week. Kids are able to ride the zip line by standing on the platforms on either end of the line and sitting on a small seat provided on the equipment.

The first Ministerial Alliance Lenten Luncheon was held at the First Presbyterian Church in Fort Stockton on March 8. Over 50 people gathered for the event, which featured a meal, gospel music, and a devotional by Rev. Dr. Jim Miles.

Who are the silent heroes for the City of Fort Stockton? They are the ones that are making sure the ship is running smoothly, day in and day out. During the Feb.

It was not just a regular Wednesday morning for some local second graders.

Holding his iPhone up in the air, a traveler named Aaron showed a friend the immense blue sky through a video-call. “I just got off a FaceTime,” he said, slipping his phone into his pocket.

The churches of the Fort Stockton Ministerial Alliance come together each Tuesday to sponsor Lenten luncheons in preparation for Easter. The first one of this season will be held on March 8 at 11:45 a.m. in the fellowship hall of the First Presbyterian Church, located at 202 N Oklahoma St.

The Fort Stockton Chamber of Commerce hosted their annual banquet at the Pecos County Civic Center on Feb. 24 after not having the event for the previous two years.