Pecos High School 5k fundraiser draws 55 runners
Fifty five runners and walkers competed in the Pecos High School Project Graduation 5k on Saturday. Edward Orona led the field with 21 minutes 33.77 seconds, while Tammy Walls was fastest among women at 24 minutes 37 seconds. Age group and division winners included Jeremiah Hung in under 12, Robert Espy 20 to 30, Sammy Soliz 30 to 40, Angel Turin 40 to 50, James Paul 50 to 60, and R L Teller 60 and up. Women winners were Kallie Bullard 12 and under, Grace Mitchell 13 to 19, Netali Salgado 20 to 29, Karyn Salgado 30 to 39, and Deb Armstrong 50 to 59.
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Pecos High School
Edward Orona
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Tammy Walls
Jeremiah Hung
Robert Espy
Sammy Soliz
Angel Turin
James Paul
R.L. Teller
Kallie Bullard
Grace Mitchell
Netali Salgado
Karyn Salgado
Deb Armstrong
Five trucks compete in Saturday show with two night wins
Nasty Boy driven by Michael Thompson of Fort Worth and other trucks named Unnamed and Untamed, Fire Drill, Hurricane Force, Storm Damage, and a Tim Menter entry dominated both nights. Protests from West of the Pecos Rodeo activists surfaced as Reeves County officials prepare to hear debris concerns. Beckley noted arena safety limited seating but maneuvering space exceeded typical rodeo layouts, citing the Greeley Stampede as a contrast.
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Nasty Boy
Michael Thompson
Fort Worth
Travis Sturges
Tucson
Miguel Silva
Nogales
Steven Thompson Jr
Maryland
Tim Menter
Pecos
Reeves County
Beckley
Greeley
Monster truck show aims for bigger Pecos turnout
Promoter Beckley, head of the second largest U S monster truck producer, praised Pecos Buck Jackson Arena as one of the widest rodeo grounds, noting lighting fixes, a 10 minute Nasty Boy delay and plans to return for another weekend after the rodeo. He credited strong radio and Internet word of mouth driving attendance.
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Greeley Stampede
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Fairgrounds
Buck Jackson Arena
Nasty Boy
Cincinnati
Dallas
Oklahoma City
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Pecos Barstow Toyah ISD announces summer program sign ups
Registration for Pecos-Barstow-Toyah ISD summer programs opens next Monday and Tuesday. Learn to swim at Pecos High pool runs June 3–13 and June 17–27 with fees set at 30 dollars. Track, tennis, golf, open gym, and weight room schedules released for June through early August.
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Chris Henson
Teresa Bigham
Reeves County Golf Course
Charles Ross
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