Relay for Life cut short by storms in Pecos
The Reeves County Relay for Life event drew a strong crowd but ended around 8 p.m. after heavy rain lightning and a downtown blackout. Chair Ivy Naude said the decision to stop was due to dangerous weather and lightning.
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Rosie Flores
Reeves County
Relay For Life
Pecos
Ivy Naude
Naude
Matta and Flores face recount for P-B-T seat tie
In Pecos, Matta and Flores tied at 351 votes for the No 3 P-B-T ISD board seat prompting a possible recount and runoff if the result holds. City council results show two incumbents re-elected, mayor pro tem Teller leading, and Villegas securing a second term. Natividad led early voting with 327 votes, Box had 313, while Matta and Flores trailed.
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Pecos-Barstow
Bertha Natividad
Gail Box
Chuck Knudsen
Gerald Teller
Rudy Villegas
Mark Mendoza
Danny Rodriguez
Natividad
Box
Matta
Flores
ELECT
Pecos City Council debates evolving synthetic marijuana ban
The Pecos City Council approved a synthetic marijuana ban with caveats noting updates will be needed as manufacturers alter compounds. City Attorney Trent Graham and Police Chief Clay McKinney warned the ordinance may track state law but remains a working document due to changing chemicals and lab testing challenges.
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Jon Fulbright
Town of Pecos
City Hall
Trent Graham
David Flores
Pecos
Clay McKinney
Texas
Flores
Graham
Rudy Villegas
Council
Pecos Weather Forecast and Weekend Rain Report
The Pecos Municipal Airport logged 0.39 inch of rainfall over the weekend. Forecasts call for isolated showers Tuesday with a 20 percent chance, mostly sunny and 92 high, east wind 5 to 10 mph turning south. Tuesday night sees 10 percent chance of showers, partly cloudy near 63. Outlook for Wednesday reaches 100 with south wind 10 to 15 mph, then west afternoon gusts. Thursday remains sunny and hot near 102 with a low around 68.
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Pecos
Morse to retire after 28 seasons as Pecos Eagles head coach
Terri Morse announced at end of April she will retire as Pecos Eagles swimming head coach after 28 seasons. She led 21 district boys titles in 24 seasons and 18 district girls titles in 23 seasons with multiple region titles since 2000. Morse plans to step down from teaching at Pecos High School, ending a 32 year career.
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Jon Fulbright
Pecos Eagles
Terri Morse
Morse
Pecos High School
Nacogdoches
Stephen F. Austin State University
Stephen F
Damien Perea
Andrews
Pecos
Eagles
City hires firm to study Pecos employee pay rates
The Town of Pecos City approved hiring Dallas firm Walter Consulting Group to review salary and stipend schedules. Walter bid $27,000, beating Georgia based Cowdrey and Associates by $2,500 after Cowdrey’s bid missed the opening deadline. City officials said Walter staff will visit Pecos for the audit.
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Jon Fulbright
Pecos
Dallas
City Hall
Walter Consulting Group, Inc
Walter
Cowdrey and Associates
Wolter
Condrey
Georgia
Fred Reyes
Buck Jackson Rodeo Grounds to Host First Monster Truck Show
Monster Trucks invade Pecos for 1st time at Buck Jackson Arena with two shows this Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Checkered Flag Productions of Fort Worth promoter Ed Beckley notes nearby fans and oilfield drivers, with a pit party 6 7 15 p.m. Tickets available via Pecos Chamber, Airlawn Furniture, or at the gate.
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Buck Jackson Rodeo Grounds
Pecos
West Texas
Checkered Flag Productions
Fort Worth
Buck Jackson Arena
Ed Beckley
Phoenix
Lea County
Hobbs
Beckley
Pecos Area
Monster Truck
Pecos Rodeo Grounds
Pecos Chamber OF Commerce Office
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