Letters to the Editor

There’s a sinkhole created and expanding near Imperial and TXDOT is fixing to spend $35 million dollars to move a road to get around it. The sad part is that after the road is moved, the environmental disaster is still going to be growing and polluting our groundwater near Imperial.

Thank you I was one of the fortunate individuals who was able to get vaccinated during the mass vaccination clinics that were held at the civic center. I want to express my gratitude to all the healthcare workers, police personnel, city officials, and numerous private citizen volunteers who made such critically important public health events possible.

The reason for writing this narrative is that I would like to personally recognize PCMH Hospice of Fort Stockton. I have first-hand knowledge of the team oriented approach used to provide specialized care for their patients. Having battled cancer with my wife, I was blessed to have witnessed the compassionate services offered by PCMH Hospice employees to her. They fostered an understanding of her thoughts, feelings, and behavior.

As all of us know, there are many unaccompanied minors being sheltered in El Paso, Midland, and soon in Pecos. Our access to them is almost nonexistent as of today.

Our team here in Pecos County were proud of the 60 car Trump Train that we held before the election. Former Democrats and regular Republicans joined together on local hometown values. We turned this blue county, Pecos County, two to one red. It was a joyful and hard won battle that ended in victory for the candidates we supported. This included Congressman Tony Gonzales.

I don’t have a body with a soul, as I’ve been told. As I’ve long thought, and as I’ve been taught.