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Pecos Enterprise

Location

Pecos, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 2013

Page

8

Microtel Hotel Breaks Ground in Pecos Annexed Area

The Microtel hotel project near the U S 285 and I 20 interchange in Pecos has begun construction. Wyndham Hotels notes 78 rooms with opening planned for early 2014. Love's Hospitality LLC develops the site, SKY Hospitality manages, and SUNTECK builds. Ground marks seventh Pecos hotel project since 2007.

Pecos City Oglesby Microtel U.S. 285 Love’s Travel Center Wyndham Hotels Pecos la Bonita

Obituary for Robert Tate of Orla Texas at 73

Robert Wilson Tate known as Bob, died July 28 at his Orla home at age 73 from natural causes. Funeral Aug 5 at Fort Stanton Veteran's Cemetery. Survived by children Rusty Wade Tate and Bobbi Sue Tate Shearer, grandchildren, sisters, brother, in laws, former wife, friend Reita Prewit, and many nieces and nephews. Born July 18, 1940 on Nepal Ranch in Maria Texas.

Robert Tate Robert Wilson Tate Bob Orla Texas Fort Stanton Veteran’s Cemetery Rusty Wade Tate Bobbi Sue Tate Shearer Zachary Steven Shearer Wade Russell Shearer Maria Gerberta Tate Peg Hamilton Betty Tooten Anne Puls Dean Bartsch Earl Tate Russell Shearer Yaritzse Lozada Tate Mary Jane Tate Reita Prewit Bob Tate John Harrison Tate Tommie English Tate Nepal Ranch Maria Uvalde US Postal Service Mentone New Mexico West Texas

Pecos considers hotel tax for park ball fields and new fire station

Council members weigh using part of the 2 percent hotel occupancy tax for renovations to Pecos park ball fields after lawmakers expanded HOT uses. They question costs of Phase II estimated around 8.2 million and 9.8 million for field removal and rebuild. disagreements over funding, timelines, and project scope persist as a new fire station roof issues rise.

Central Park Ricky Herrera Pecos Reeves County Venetta Seals Parkhill, Smith & Cooper Councilman Field Yow III Yow Sears Nicholas Ybarra Herrera Freddy Contreras Cedar Street

Pecos Hall Water Damage Threatens Fire EMS Depot

The 70 year old Pecos hall once built as an auditorium for Pecos Army Airfield is flooding. Fire trucks suffer, mold fills the room, and EMS crew quarters must be abandoned with sterile supplies moved to the airport. Fire officials push to retain a central fire station in Pecos despite current South Cedar Street location.

Pecos Army Airfield Fire Department Mark Mendoza Jacob Easterling Pecos Contreras South Cedar Street

Caliche and Gravel Surfaces Discussed for Truck Yards

City council debated using caliche or gravel for truck yard paving to cut costs. Officials noted packed surfaces must shed water and considered density testing gear to verify proper compaction amid concerns about potholes and mosquito breeding on dirt lots.

Ricky Herrera Venetta Seals Herrera Rodeo Grounds Highway 17 Seals Edgardo Madrid

City Revises Ordinance Proposal After Input

Police Chief Clay McKinney said officials could redraw the ordinance and resubmit it to the council soon after additional revisions.

Clay McKinney

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PEDC South Cedar Street Melissa Navarrete Melissa Priscilla Western Family Paper S. Cedar St S. Eddy St Keebler Pepsi Ata Nae Blue Bunny
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