PEANUT BUTTER BITES
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• 1 18 ½ oz. package of candy corn • 1-½ cups peanut butter • 1 14oz.
Features
First United Methodist Church hosts pumpkin party
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Ahead of the Halloween holiday, the First United Methodist Church held a community-wide Pumpkin Party in Fort Stockton on Oct. 30.
DOWNTOWN TRICK OR TREAT
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Up and down Main Street in Fort Stockton, businesses were getting into the Halloween spirit on Friday, Oct. 29 from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. by handing out candy and other treats to families. Businesses owners and employees did not shy away from dressing up; there were a variety of costumes including mad scientists, unicorns, witches and TV/movie characters. Storefronts were also decked out for the occasion. Photos by Megan Wehring
Where Ya Headed?
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Roadrunners eat scorpions in the wild, but that wasn’t the case for Paisano Pete and Scotty. The rare crossing of a giant roadrunner and giant scorpion occurred earlier this month after a casual pit stop at the local Dairy Queen.
Your Guide To Local Places To Go And Things To Do
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If you have an event for our Do Something! listing, please e-mail nathan.heuer@fortstocktonpioneer.com available. OCT.
FSISD students witness Blue Origin’s space launch
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The Fort Stockton High School yearbook staff traveled to Van Horn to experience the Blue Origin’s second crewed mission to space on Oct. 13.
FSISD STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
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The Fort Stockton Independent School District recognized five Students of the Month for October at the district’s school board meeting on Oct. 18. One student from each campus was presented a certificate by the principal at the campus they attend. Teachers from each campus nominated students who showed excellence in academics, leadership, motivation, and other various criteria that was fitting for each campus. Photos by Nathan Heuer
“Where Ya Headed?”
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Holding his sandwich with two hands, traveler Bob Suzan sat in his van at the far corner of the Walmart parking lot. Barefoot and calm, he let his door hang open to welcome in the cool evening breezes.
"I'm originally from Massachusetts, but I've lived in California for 52 years," he began. "I've been out on the road traveling since April, so I'm finally headed back home. As long as I get back before Thanksgiving, my kids will be happy. I've been traveling a lot for the last three years, well, since my wife passed away."
Rodriguez’s passion leads to role with Heritage Funeral Home
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When Alma Rodriguez experienced the love and comfort hospice provided her mother 12 years ago, the San Angelo native knew that she wanted to give back the blessing that was given to her family. Rodriguez soon joined Hospice of San Angelo and found great joy in being able to provide comfort to families during the process of losing a loved one.
FSISD Students of the Month
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Logan Hardee, middle, was named the Alamo Student of the Month for September at Monday’s school board meeting. Hardee was presented the award by principal Sabrina Cordova.
