Pecos High appoints English teacher to vice principal role
Gerald Grove, 29, becomes Pecos High School vice principal after teaching English III and Spanish II. He oversees discipline beyond the classroom, enforces teacher plans, conducts counseling, and notes a cooperative staff atmosphere while missing classroom time. He lives with wife Carolyn and children Randall and Kevin.
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Weekend heat and fog linger across Texas and beyond
Warm dry air dominates West Texas with highs near 84 and lows around 26 as fog patches dim a mild Texas morning. The National Weather Service forecasts continued fair warm conditions through Saturday with light rain and snow scattered inland from the Pacific to the Atlantic Coast and a winter storm watch for central North Dakota.
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Pecos Trail Groups Plan Three Day Bus Tour
Pecos Trail Highway INFO-BOARDS will be distributed on a three day trip leaving from Midland on April 30. Pecos, Monahans, Odessa, Midland, McCamey and Fort Stockton representatives attended a meeting led by Local Chamber Executive Terry Burns to approve the plan and arrange a package bus tour with a travel agency.
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Oil from wells favored over synthetic fuels new energy study
The President's Council on Environmental Quality urges prioritizing efficient oil-from-well production over shale oil and coal liquids. The sixth annual report notes less pollution from conventional oil and rising costs of cleanup, with air and water quality gains but ongoing hazards from chemicals.
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Local AARP meeting to feature candidates on Tuesday
Trans Pecos Chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons will host speakers for local political offices at its Tuesday 7 PM gathering in the Oak Street Community Center. Lena Creswell, chapter president, says Bill Hubbs will MC and Terry Burns from the chamber of commerce will discuss the Pecos Trails Pilgrimage. All AARP members and others are invited.
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Pecos Barstow Toyah District Declares Monday Holiday
Pecos Barstow Toyah schools will close Monday for a district wide holiday. Teachers will staff work days and in service training while grades are posted for the end of the second quarter. Classes resume 8:30 a.m. Tuesday with Easter break set for April 15 19.
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Barstow hosts monthly country jam boree show
A shift in scenery brings the monthly country music jam boree to Barstow community center this Saturday at 7 30 p m. The program features local and out of town talent performing country western bluegrass and sacred music. New performers are welcome and admitted free to all.
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McGee seeks Pecos mayor bid in April election
Pecos councilman Carl McGee announces his candidacy for mayor in the April 3 election opposing incumbent Bill Pigman. McGee cites 11 years in business locally and prior service as council member and mayor pro tem. He and his wife Dorothy run South Eddy Furniture and have roots in Pecos community service.
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McAnally Refutes Monahans Brag Ahead of March Clash
Jim McAnally responded to Monahans boasts saying they cannot perform the stunts and that Monahans talks big. He noted Stockton is worried and confirmed a Monahans showdown on March 14 with limited tickets at the chamber office.
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Students Pick Next Year’s Courses At High School
High School students will receive course preference sheets to sign up for next year’s classes on Thursday and Friday. Sheets are due on March 8, McAnally said, with the department noting they are ahead of schedule.
Kite Flying Contest For Kids At City Park Sunday
Children under 12 may enter a kite contest at City Park Sunday beginning at 2 p.m. Prizes go to the top three with $15, $10, and $5 for first through third. An entry fee of $1 supports Familias Unidas. Participants must bring and identify their own kite. Public spectators are welcome.
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