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City raises building registration fees, sets public hearing for annexation request
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The Fort Stockton city council met in regular session Monday evening and voted to raise building code fees and set the first public hearing for an annexation request by Texas New Mexico Power. The fee required to register to build had been $75 for the initial registration and $50 for renewal, but the new fees will be $100 for renewal and $125 for initial registration.
INMATE ARREST REPORTS
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It is important to note that an arrest should not be considered as evidence of guilt. The defendants are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
PUBLIC SENTENCING DISPOSITIONS
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*MICHAEL ABREO, DOB 6/ 7/ 1959, offense date 10/ 16/ 2023 ( CR- 25694, Possession of Marijuana less than 2 ounces) DEFENDANT HAS ENTERED INTO A 6 MONTH PRETRIAL INTERVENTION PROGRAM WITH A $500.00 FEE.
DO SOMETHING!
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YOUR GUIDE TO LOCAL PLACES TO GO AND THINGS TO DO Your guide to local places to go and things to do! If you have an event for our Do Something! listing, please e-mail shawn. yorks@ fortstocktonpioneer.
Perkins reelected sheriff in Republican Primary
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Dodd unseats English for 112th D.A. The Super Tuesday primary election went pretty much as the state expected, with Donald Trump winning the Republi can primary in a landslide, and Joe Biden taking the Democratic primary.
Fort Stockton HOSA inducts new officers
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The future of healthcare services in Pecos County and beyond is a bright one thanks to Fort Stockton High School’s Health Occupational Students of America chapter. The FSHS chapter of HOSA is part of the Career and Technology program and is in just its second year of existence.
County approves bids, adds streets to CTIF grant list
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The Pecos County Commissioner’s Court on Feb. 26 approved a list of items on its agenda during the regular commission meeting.
Abbott updates on state wildfire response efforts in Canadian
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Governor Abbott held a briefing with state and local officials and provided an update on Texas’ continued wildfire response efforts at a press conference in Canadian. “As Texas experiences the largest wildfire in the history of our state, we remain ready to deploy every available resource to ensure communities in the Panhandle have the help they need to stay safe and work their way towards recovery,” said Governor Abbott.
